Tully River Rafting

Companion Cards are accepted on all tours and products. When guests bring a second carer, they receive a 50% discount.

Guests can participate if:

• Their wheelchair is foldable and fits in the bus boot.
• They can walk a few assisted steps from the bus to the river (terrain and distance may vary).
• They can board and disembark the bus with assistance.
• They have enough upper body strength to hold onto handles or ropes.

Guests should have sufficient vision to spot river hazards and catch a rope if needed (in case of falling out of the raft). Glasses are allowed, and optional glasses straps, ideal for sunglasses, can be purchased before the activity.

Guests need to be able to hear verbal instructions from our guides during the tour. If needed, seating closer to the guide can be arranged to help with hearing.

Moderate to high fitness level needed. Guests will paddle for around 2.5 to 3 hours on the river and help carry the raft after the tour. Swimming skills are required, and lifejackets are provided and must be worn throughout the adventure.

We welcome guests with a range of abilities and encourage everyone to review the tour information before booking. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all, please consider:

• Can the guest respond to verbal instructions promptly?
• Are they able to follow safety guidelines if they were to fall in the water?
• Could their participation impact the safety of others?
• Could falling into the water (can vary in temperature) cause any distress?

If you have any questions or need support, please reach out, we’re here to help make the adventure accessible and fun for everyone!

Not permitted

If you have a medical condition that might affect your ability to join the tour, we encourage you to get in touch with us before booking. Many guests with conditions like arthritis, diabetes, cancer, depression, or allergies can participate depending on their individual situation. For conditions such as severe asthma, neurological disorders, chest issues, epilepsy, heart disease, breathlessness, or ear infections, it’s best to check with your doctor first. Before booking, consider:

• Could falling into the water or cold temperatures affect your condition?
• Might contact with river hazards cause problems?
• And how likely is your condition to be impacted during the trip?

We’re here to help you have a safe and enjoyable adventure!

If you have a physical condition, like a broken bone, that might affect your ability to join the tour, we encourage you to reach out to us before booking. Our tube and raft adventures take place on waterways with rocks and natural obstacles, so it’s important to be prepared. We recommend reading all the tour details and getting in touch with our friendly team to chat through any questions before you reserve your spot. We’re here to help ensure your experience is safe, fun, and unforgettable!