RIVER TUBING – River Feshie near Aviemore, Scotland

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Beginner

Guides & Tours, Suitable for Groups

Aviemore

Groupe de 16 personnes maximum

Annulation : Flexible

Réservation minimum : 1

£ 75

Points forts de l’activité :

This white water river tubing session on the River Feshie offers an exciting way to experience Scotland’s natural waterways. The river’s Grade 3 rapids provide a perfect balance of challenge and fun, with chances to jump into the water and explore at your own pace. Trips are designed to fit the needs of your group, whether you want a gentle float or a more adventure.

Key Details

Location: River Feshie, Scottish Highlands
Group size: 1–16 people
Duration: 3 hours
Experience required: None

What to Expect

Your session begins with a thorough safety briefing and kit fitting, where you’ll receive a wetsuit, helmet, buoyancy aid and river tube. Once everyone is ready, your guide will lead the group to the riverbank and explain the plan for the descent. The tubing route follows the River Feshie’s flowing course, featuring a series of Grade 3 rapids that bring an element of excitement without overwhelming those new to the sport.

During the journey downriver, your guide will offer support and coaching, helping you navigate the rapids and choose when to climb out for a swim or jump into calmer pools if conditions allow. The pace and challenge can be adapted to suit your group’s preferences, ensuring everyone can enjoy the experience safely. After the river tubing section is complete, you’ll return to the meeting point to change out of your wetsuits and finish with a warm drink.

Pourquoi nous choisir :

The business is led by guides with years of white water experience, combining local knowledge with international expertise. They understand how to create safe, personalised adventures that cater to different levels and preferences. Small group sizes and adaptable routes mean you get more than a standard session — you get a trip shaped around your group’s needs.

Sustainability is a priority, reflected in everyday choices like using compostable cups and eco-friendly detergents. Support for environmental causes such as Trees for Life is also integral to the operation, helping to offset the company’s footprint and give back to Scotland’s natural landscapes. This commitment adds depth and care to every adventure delivered.

FAQ :

Where are you based?

We’re a mobile outfit, which means we travel to different rivers across Scotland depending on your chosen activity. Most of our sessions take place in Perthshire or the Scottish Highlands.

Exact locations are listed on our activities page and full meeting instructions will be included in your booking confirmation.

What grade of river do you use?

The rivers we use typically fall within Grade 3 to 4 on the international river grading scale (which runs from 1 to 6).

This means you can expect fast-flowing water with large waves and features that are exciting and technical, but still manageable for those with a sense of adventure.

What is the minimum age?

Due to the nature of the rivers we use and the safety requirements of the activities, participants must be at least 16 years old.

If you’re enquiring for someone younger, feel free to contact us via the adventuro chat below and we can talk through alternative options or recommendations.

What equipment is provided?

We supply all specialist gear needed for your session. This includes a wetsuit, helmet, neoprene gloves or socks when required, a splash jacket, and proper footwear (sizes UK 4–12).

Depending on the activity, we’ll also provide a buoyancy aid, paddle, webbed gloves, or a canyoning harness. We can even provide a glasses strap if needed.

What should I bring?

You’ll need swimwear to wear under your wetsuit (avoid cotton), any personal medication, and a bit of cash or card if you fancy buying a snack or souvenir afterwards.

If there’s a signal, we can accept contactless payments. Most importantly, bring your enthusiasm and a good sense of fun.

What are the changing facilities?

Since we operate out in the wild rather than from a fixed centre, our changing setup is simple but effective. We provide high-quality changing robes to help you stay comfortable and maintain your privacy when getting in and out of your gear.

Are there toilet facilities?

Although we don’t have permanent buildings, we make sure to bring along a toilet setup for those who need it.

We know how important this is for comfort, so it’s something we always take into account when setting up at a location.

Where do I park for the River Feshie tubing session?

Parking is available close to the meeting point on quiet Highland roads near the River Feshie. Once your booking is confirmed, you will receive detailed directions and exact parking information to ensure easy access. The parking area provides enough space for all participants to leave vehicles safely while they enjoy the session.

The meeting location is designed to minimise the distance you need to carry your equipment, with space nearby to change into your wetsuit and prepare for the activity. Your guide will meet you at this spot, so you won’t need to travel further once you arrive. This setup makes it convenient and straightforward to join the tubing trip without any extra logistics.

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Key Details

Location: River Feshie, Scottish Highlands
Group size: 1–16 people
Duration: 3 hours
Experience required: None

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