Twin Challenge Combination Trip

Jetboat · Raft the Shotover River

Includes:

• A short briefing on the format of the Twin Challenge
• Walk to Shotover Jet at The Station and transfer to jetty by courtesy transport
• Experience the exciting Shotover Jet -- "The World's Most Exciting Jetboat Ride"
• Immediately following jetboat ride, proceed to Cavell's Rafting Lodge
• Change into full wetsuit
• Transfer to Deep Creek, Skippers Canyon
• Extensive safety instructions and paddling techniques
• Raft the Shotover River
• Hot showers and sauna at Cavell's Rafting Lodge
• Complimentary snack and refreshments provided
• Transfer/Return to Queenstown Rafting Adventure Centre

Duration:

• 5 Hours

Departure Point:

• Queenstown Rafting Adventure Centre, 35 Shotover St, Queenstown

Equipment Supplied:

• All rafting equipment, clothing and transport (including wetsuit, wetsuit jacket, spray jacket, paddle, helmet, wetsuit booties, and a life jacket)

Client Information:

• Swimsuit and towel necessary
• Complimentary snack and refreshments provided
• We do not recommend valuables be brought along (i.e., passports/travellers cheques/jewellery, etc.)
• No responsibility is taken for clients' belongings
• Rafting is not available to children aged under 13 years
• In the event the Shotover River is unsuitable, rafting may be transferred to the Kawarau River

Cancellation Policy:

• 24 hours prior to departure will not incur a cancellation fee
• Within 24 hours prior to trip departure may incur a 50% cancellation fee
• Within 4 business hours of trip departure will be charged at full price
• Trips may be cancelled due to weather or river conditions

River Conditions:

• The Shotover River varies in difficulty according to river levels. Please call if you are unsure of client suitability.
• The Kawarau River is available as an option
• As heli-rafting is the ONLY Shotover option available during winter -- Twin Challenge clients must upgrade to Triple Challenge or join a Kawarau Twin Challenge.

Prices valid from 01 October 2006 - 30 September 2007