Canyoning in Kitulgala: means a short trek through the Kitulgala rainforest, then sliding down natural rock slides, jumping into deep pools and rappelling along wet rock faces. You do not need any experience. Guests aged 12 and over can join, a trip takes about 2 to 3 hours, and activities start from LKR 5,000 per
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Short answer: yes. Rafting in Kitulgala is safe for beginners when you go with a registered operator that uses proper gear and trained guides. The Kelani River mixes exciting rapids with calm pools, which is why first-timers love it. No adventure sport is completely risk free, so this guide shows what keeps our trips safe
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The 10km trip is for people who want more than the usual beginner ride. You get twice the river of our 5km trip, more time on the water and a bigger challenge. There is no minimum group size. Who should choose 10km Not sure? Read 5km vs 10km rafting. Most first-timers and families choose 5km.
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Want to try white water rafting for the first time? Our 5km trip is the most popular way to do it in Kitulgala. You paddle through five rapids on the Kelani River with a guide, wearing a life jacket and helmet all the way. Activities start from LKR 5,000 per person, there is no minimum
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