Extreme Rafting on the White Aragvi
Higher water, bigger waves, faster lines. The wild version of the Aragvi for crews who came to paddle, not to float.
For thrill-seekers who want the real thing
Our extreme route takes on the White Aragvi's bigger, faster rapids with expert guides who keep the pace high and safe. You will paddle hard, take waves over the bow, and understand why the river's name in Georgian, Tetri Aragvi, means the white one.
- Expert guides onlyThe most experienced crew at the camp runs the extreme line.
- Best in spring high waterMay and June snowmelt turns the volume up. Summer stays lively.
- Full safety kitLife jacket, helmet, wetsuit, and a briefing that treats the river with respect.
- Film itRent a GoPro at the camp and keep every wave.
Who should book this
The extreme run suits fit, confident groups: friends chasing adrenaline, stag crews, sporty couples, and returning rafters who found the tourist route too polite. No previous rafting experience is strictly required, the guides brief everyone from zero, but you should be comfortable in water and ready to paddle when the guide calls it.
Travelling with mixed company? Split the party: thrill-seekers take the extreme line while the rest enjoy a gentler run or a family float with the kids, and everyone lands at the same grill feast after.
When to come
The biggest water runs in May and June, straight off the snowmelt. July and August trade some volume for warm weather and are still properly fun. September brings quiet river and golden light. Whenever you come, book a few days ahead on WhatsApp, the extreme slots are the first to fill.