About Our Rafting Trips
General information on our Nepal rafting trips
How
to Book
To book (a) space(s) on a river trip, please fill out and submit the booking form. A booking deposit of US$100 per person is required to confirm a booking. You will immediately receive notification of the status of your booking. Upon confirmation, we will send you a confirmation invoice and pre-departure information including a clothing/necessities list & detailed river itinerary. Balance payment is due 60 days prior to trip departure.
Payments can be made by telex transfer, bank draft, or crossed check drawn in favor of Wayfarers Pvt. Ltd., A/c # 01-10-01-36394-01, Nepal Arab Bank Ltd., Kantipath, Kathmandu. We accept major credit cards; you should fax us a signed authorization with your card number, expiry date and amount.
Cancellations should be made in writing or in person at least 3 days before trip departure. The following cancellation charges will apply:
| 7 days before trip departure 3 - 6 days before departure Less than 72 hours before departure & no shows |
US$100 30% of total trip cost No refunds |
Insurance & Liability
We do not provide insurance; participants must be covered with a comprehensive travel insurance policy that includes emergency evacuation. We cannot be held responsible for any changes in the itineraries, flights, or accommodations from causes beyond our control, including but not limited to natural, technical, and political factors. While we will do our utmost to make your journey safe and comfortable, you travel at your own risk at all times. You will be asked to sign an assumption and release of risk form at the pre-departure briefing.
Nepal River Journeys
Featuring five days of non-stop class 4-5 rapids and unparalleled mountain views, the Marsyangdi is rated a favorite by the privileged few who have paddled it.
Nine days of constant whitewater, exploration & relaxation make this one of the ten best whitewater rivers in the world.
A classic big-volume river at all flows. This 12-day expedition in West Nepal combines trekking in a seldom-visited area with exceptional rafting, and the option of a wildlife safari in Bardia.
The Tamur
In the
east of Nepal, the Tamur combines a superb short Himalayan trek with an
exhilarating river expedition.
