Based in the foothills of the Himalayas since 1987 , Thai Adventure Rafting team, pioneer of the white water in Thailand, offers the most exciting jungle river trips in the country.Â
Experienced guides trained under international standard and EEC certified boats + safety equipment, built up our worldwide reputation.
1 hour drive from our base will start an amazing 65 km jungle river trip through the Pai wildlife sanctuary.Â
You will enjoy 60 rapids up to class 4, bath in waterfall, hot springs, gorges, see birds, monkeys … and spend a night at our jungle camp in harmony with the nature.
A lifetime memory experience for all ages and all abilities !
Only accessible by the river, our jungle camp is fully furnished with mosquito nets and sleeping equipment.
Located under the 29th parallel, the foothills of the Himalayas in Northern Thailand rise between 1,600 and 6,000 feet (500—1800 m) above sea level.Â
You are welcome anytime on our base, office and club-house.
A convenient meeting point where you can relax and collect information which will help you to make the best value of your time during your stay in Pai.
Located under the 29th parallel, the foothills of the Himalayas in Northern Thailand rise between 1,600 and 6,000 feet (500—1800 m) above sea level.Â
Located under the 29th parallel, the foothills of the Himalayas in Northern Thailand rise between 1,600 and 6,000 feet (500—1800 m) above sea level.Â
The most convenient way to come to Pai are the minivans from Chian Mai.
Light comfortable and easily adjustable your helmet will protect you from branches and sunstroke.
Built in Hypalon*,the strongest material on the market, our expedition rafts (“Aquadesign” or “Spreuboat”) will take you safely through the gorges, canyons and rapids along the trip…
You will feel safe and comfortable with these EEC certified life vests specially made for rafting expeditions
Light and undestructible, , the famous “Carlisle” paddles will be very useful to power and control your boat.
Our Tour Leaders are trained under the “Rescue3” international program.Â
They also bare the “Emergency first response” license and the national TAT guide certificate.