7 Tips Before You Begin Rafting

Rafting at this time begin again become attracted many sporting activities. Most want to try to test the adrenalin in the rapids with a safe way to relieve fatigue than when it has undergone during the six days of work time. But before embarking on her Rafting or Rafting, try the following tips to know 7.

1. Find out about river
Before going to the rafting site, find out first information about the river you will pass. Information sought can be swift current, the length of the river to be impassable, types of rocks and zones - zones of extremes. This will help you to find out the terrain to be encountered.

2. Eat 2-3 hours sebelumber Rafting
Another thing to consider before air Rafting is filling the stomach. Rafting is a sport that will spend a lot of energy. So, if you do not want to run out of steam, eat first. But remember, do not eat right before you start your rafting because it can cause sickness - nausea and even vomiting. Eat 2 or 3 hours before starting.

3. Do Warming
During Rafting, there will be a lot of things happen. You may be required to jump or swim arrived - arrived. To avoid muscle injuries, do warm up 10-15 minutes before starting. It's important to flex its muscles.

4. Note the existing facilities
In addition to heating, you should pay attention to the correct fittings are used. Examples of standard equipment is that you should wear a helmet and life jacket. Make sure the helmet is also installed properly. Do not get off when you wade through the swift river.

5. Listen to the instructions correctly
Well, here's the most important, listen to instructions before rafting guides. Consider this - what should be done and should not be done. Do not get confused when you are in the middle - the middle of a fast-flowing river.

6. Don't panic when the boat overturned
Events that most often occurs when air Rafting is used inflatable boats upside down. If you experience this, do not trigger panic. Calm down for a float that will make you float charged. In addition, the attitude of panic issued can actually make your drifting.

7. Use a reliable guide
Each activity Rafting usually use the package provided by certain agents. Well, make sure the agent used is a professional agent and you already know the quality of work. If there are local residents that offer Rafting package, you should still use the official packages or agent who has been entrusted. This relates to the comfort and safety during activities Rafting takes place.


Source: http://www.belantaraindonesia.org/2012/02/7-tips-sebelum-memulai-arung-jeram.html

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The Outdoor Adventure: BelgiKayak Update: Reaching The North Sea

Belgian adventure Louis-Philippe Loncke has completed his BelgiKayak expedition, which sent him on a 600km (373 mile) journey around his home country, exploring its waterways and measuring their health, while filming the experience as a way of documenting what he saw along the way. What he found was incredible beauty that is threatened by man.

I received a note last night from Lou-Phi giving me insights into his expedition which ended when he reached the North Sea this past weekend. Traveling along Belgium's idyllic rivers, he discovered a number of smaller tributaries, often hidden behind foliage, that when entered, allowed him to get close to nature like never before. Anyone who has paddled a calm river has probably experienced something similar. Since kayaks make virtually no noise, it is easy to paddle up on unsuspecting animals, providing some fantastic experiences that are hard to have while traveling on foot.

When he first started this journey back in July, Loncke had very limited time inside a kayak. In fact, he only had an hours worth of training before setting off on in his Seabirddesigns boat. He freely admits that he didn't know how to pull of an eskimo roll and was completely afraid of capsizing in his first few days out on the water. But after hours of paddling, he became more comfortable and experienced, and is now looking forward to more paddling adventures.

Logistically speaking, there were some hurdles to overcome along the way. For instance, he had to navigate a series of 50 locks which help regulate water flow along the river. Those usually involved a portage, although he did pass through some that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List that have been in operation since 1888. He also paddled into Brugge, a city that is sometimes called the "Venice of the North," where kayaking is only permitted one day of the year. Loncke contacted the local officials before his arrival however, and they granted him permission to paddle through their fair city, something that sounds spectacular.

One of the things that I love about this expedition is that it was often conducted on weekends and during what ever spare time Lou-Phi could find. It is an example of how we can all find ways to put a little adventure into our own lives, even close to home, and maybe even discover some wonderful new places that we didn't even know existed. This could easily be a blueprint for other weekend expeditions, and I'm sure we could all find similar opportunities close to where we live. Well done Lou-Phi!

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The Outdoor Adventure: Battle of the Paddle California Results

As I've mentioned before, stand-up paddling continues to grow in popularity, with more and more outdoor enthusiasts joining in on the action all the time. The sport has grown to the point that there are now major SUP competitions taking place on a regular basis, with one of the bigger ones, the Battle of the Paddle, taking place in California this past weekend.

The event is a race in which the stand-up paddlers take to the water, catch a bit of surf, and use their paddles to power their way through a simple course which includes making some turns around floating buoys. There were a couple of qualifying heats before the real competition got underway, and in the end it came down to a neck and neck fight between a trio of top competitors, with 17-year old Conner Baxter of Hawaii claiming the victory in the men's division. For the ladies, it was Candice Appleby who crossed the finish line first, putting a considerable distance between herself and her closest competitors.

SUP Connect, a website dedicated to stand-up paddling, has more details on the event, which you can read by clicking here. The video below also gives good insights into the race and the men and women who competed in it.

I have yet to give SUP a try, although I see people doing it on a regular basis here in Austin. Anyone tried it yet? Are you a convert?

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The Outdoor Adventure: Might Journey: Another Stand-Up PaddleboarderCompletes The Mississippi

And yet another stand-up paddleboarding story today.

A few weeks back, Dave Cornthwaite completed his SUP journey down the Mississippi River. Turns out he wasn't the only one attempting that feat this summer. On June 8 of this year, Matthew Crofton waded out into the headwaters of the Mississippi and started his own 2400+ mile journey down that waterway, following the same path that Dave had taken. Yesterday, Matthew finished up his expedition, arriving at the Gulf of Mexico at long last.

His story is a bit different from Dave's however. While the Mississippi paddle was the latest leg in Cornthwaite's Expedition 1000 project, for Matt it was a celebration of life and living it to its fullest. Last year, he was stuck down with a rare disease known as Histoplasmosis – a fungal disease, contracted from bat guano and most likely picked up while Crofton was spelunking. When the disease set in, it put Matt in a coma, with the prognosis that he had less than 48 hours to live. His family was told that if by some miracle he did manage to survive, he would need a liver transplant and daily dialysis for his kidneys.

The miracle did happen, and not only did Matthew survive, his liver began to regenerate and his kidneys started to function at full capacity again. He did spend three months in the hospital recovering, and another three months learning to walk again, but as a part of his rehab, he took up stand-up paddling.

Almost a year later, Crofton set out on his journey, hoping to set a new world's record for the longest stand-up paddle. Along the way, he also manage to inspire a few of us as well.

Congrats and well done Matthew!

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Wonosobo Rafting Sport

The following are photos taken at the time managed to rafting, by Wonosobo Rafting Sport.

Boat Delivered

Serayu Wave

Wonosobo Sport Rafting Crew

Serayu Sensation

Safety Briefing

The Raft

Safety Briefing

The chalengge of Rafting

Rafting is Fun

White Water Rafting

Team Wonosobo Rafting Sport

the Challenge 

Serayu White Water Rafting

Rafting Game.

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Self Rescue in Rafting.

Rafting Self Rescue

In rafting, the safety of each participant is the main thing. Many factors must be considered in conducting this rafting activity. But still need to be realized by each participant that this rafting activity will never escape from all the risks and dangers, either by human factors, equipment and natural factors that accompany it. But you do not need to worry, because it is where lies one of excitement you'll feel when playing with water.

Self rescue or self rescue actions during this rafting activity you need to look right. While you will be guided by an experienced skipper, but the skipper will still have limitations. So the best thing you should do is take action ourselves before the rescue came a rescue team that will help you.

The principle of every action in a rafting rescue is to save yourself before taking action to rescue others, and the rescuer should really be in a safe condition in the rescue action. This is intended to avoid other risks and possible increase in casualties.

The following are terms of what you should do in a self rescue.

Swimmer
Swimmer is a term used by the boater to call someone who was thrown out of the boat while rafting. If you have never experienced it, believe me someday you will experience it (Believe Me !!!). For those of you who do activities arungjeram first time, you do not need to worry.
Many participants who first followed the rafting experience this and do not happen to them even became a story of interest to his colleagues and create impression for the experience. But not a few participants who did not experience in any activity that followed.

The first thing you should do if you have a swimmer is NOT PANIC!

Why do not panic? Because if there was panic, you will not know what you must do for self-rescue actions. Once you can overcome the sense of panic, then you should be aware and know the situation around you.

Swimming technique in the current

a. Defensive swimming position

Defensive swimming is swimming attended a current position in the supine position.
with legs in a state meeting and always be above water to avoid foot
entrapment. Defensive swimming done in the rushing stream with a view
kehilir directional. Use your hands as a regulator of the balance or to go
edge of the river and avoid other obstacles.

Remember ... though nothing happened while you do the defensive swimming and
you begin to enjoy it, but you are not completely truthful in a safe position.
Try to reach the banks of the river and get out of the water. Do not try
to stand even in the shallow area, before you reach the banks of the river
or are at a fairly calm currents.

b.Aggressive swimming position

Aggressive swimming position is swimming against the tide way. do
the current relative calm in the position facing hulu.Tujuannya to
rescue boat approached, avoiding strainers, sieves, undercut, and to
across one side of the river banks of the laindengan fast. Aggressive swimming remember this
only effectively be done on a relatively calm river currents. If you do this
the currents rushing your energy will be wasted and you have still dragged down by
swift currents.

Here are some questions that can help you define the situation
around you when you experienced swimmer and determine what action
you should do

* Are you behind a boat there? (Both boats that threw you or other boat)

If yes, try to approach it from the side of the current relative calm with Aggressive swimming position, do not do from the front because you can be dragged by the boat. If it is near, reach out and hold the boat boat line that existed at tersebut.Tunggu to your colleagues and raise you to pull the boat back by pulling your shoulder wear a life jacket.

Self Rescue in Rafting

If not, do Aggressive defensive swimming or swimming towards the riverbank.
* Are you near there is a rescue team that will throw a throw bag / rope rescue to you?

If yes, take the throw bag / rope rescue is thrown. Hold tightly to the rope, not on the bag strap. Hold while doing defensive swimming techniques, while a rescue team pull you into the river banks.

If not, do Aggressive defensive swimming or swimming towards the riverbank.


* Are there obstacles in your close or obstacle? (Rocks, branches / twigs or fallen tree)

If yes, avoid the area either with Aggressive defensive swimming or swimming.

If not, do Aggressive defensive swimming or swimming towards the riverbank.

* Are you near there under the cut, strainers and sieves?

If yes, avoid the area as quickly as possible with Aggressive swimming.
If not, do Aggressive defensive swimming or swimming towards the riverbank.


* Are you under the overturned boat?

If yes, get out from under the boat by diving towards the upstream or to the side, do not dive in the downstream direction because you will still be trapped under the boat.
If not, do anything aggressive or defensive swimming toward the banks of river swimming.


* Whether you are in the hole / hydraulic (flow swirling)?

If yes, do aggressive swimming by following a round of outward flow toward the downstream, or it can be done with a dive at the center of the vortex in a standing position until the feet touch the bottom of the river, then tolakkan your legs as strong as possible in the downstream direction.

If not, do anything aggressive or defensive swimming toward the banks of river swimming.

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Paddle Command (Instructions given by the skipper in rafting)

Once you are familiar with how to hold the paddle, you will be given instructions on how to

Paddle

using the paddle. These instructions are called Paddle command. Principles in
using paddle power is supplied in both arms that move
paddle to organize and direct the motion of the boat, where the direction dayungan
aided by body movement, adapted to the power needed to
organize and direct the motion of the boat.

Basic Paddle Technic, instruction on basic paddling techniques, namely:

1) Forward (Forward)
Instructions given to dayungan forward, carried by all participants with
pull the blade / blade paddle which resides in the water towards the rear in the direction of the boat.
Position the blade / blade paddle when it hits the water is perpendicular to the surface or close to 900 and at the oar out of the water is directed parallel to the surface
continue to operate close to 900 to back paddle blades hit the water. Done repeatedly until no further instructions.

2) Backward (Reverse)
Instructions given to row back, performed by all participants with
pull the blade / blade paddle which resides in the water towards the front direction of the boat. position
blade / blade paddle when it hits the water is parallel to the surface of the water, as well as
when out of the water rowing is directed parallel to the surface of rotating up to trus
oar blades hit the water again. Done repeatedly until there are instructions
advanced.

3) Turn Left (Left Turn)
Instructions are provided to deflect the boat towards the left, carried out by rowing movement forward by the participants who sits on the right side of the boat, while participants who sits on the left side of the boat in a position stop rowing.

If the skipper felt the need to quickly turn the boat left, the positions
participants are seated on the left side of rowing backwards movement.

To clarify the instructions, usually skipper will tell you right forward and left
backwards! This means that participants who sat on the right side forward rowing motion,
while participants are seated on the left side of rowing backwards movement.

4) Turn Right (Turn Right)
Instructions are provided to deflect the boat toward the right, opposite of
instruction turn left (turn left), done with rowing movement forward by the participants sit
on the left side of the boat, while participants are seated on the right side of the boat is
the position of stop rowing.

If the skipper felt the need to turn the boat to right quickly, then the position
participants who sits on the right to paddle backwards movement.

To clarify the instructions, usually skipper would say the left forward and right
backwards! This means that participants who sat on the left do dayungan forward,
while participants are seated on the right to paddle backwards movement.

5) Stop (Stop)
Instructions are given to stop the rowing motion, where all the oars are not
resides in the water, on the handheld with a position above the lap.

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Classification of River Difficulty in Rafting

No doubt, rafting has become a very popular activity
compared to other adventure activities. Can be enjoyed rollicking

Serayu River Banjarnegara - Central Java - Indonesia

regardless of age, social status, education level and one's profession.
When this has been a lot that can be forded rivers and professionally managed by
some rafting operators. They offer various packages of activities with
age levels and abilities of candidates kunsumennya. Starting from the river with
level of difficulty is easy up to the challenges and promising river
adventure.
Here's an explanation of the difficulty level of the river:


Class I
Difficulty level of the lowest river, with currents that vary from flat (flat)
and relatively quiet until a little simmering in some places. Any obstacles
very little and can be seen clearly. The risk of swimming in the river is very low and
self-rescue is easy to do.

Class II
River with a low difficulty level - medium. Suitable for beginners, with the river
wide and swift enough current, so it is not clear trajectory pengarungan
require prior observations.
Every now and then maneuver the boat needs to be done, but the rocks and rapids medium can
easily bypassed by a trained pengarung. Passengers who flew keluarperahu and drift rarely injured.
Relief assistance is still necessary. River with the difficulty level is very suitable
for basic training rafting.

Class III
River with a medium difficulty level, a cascade which starts irregular
and it is quite difficult and can sink the boat. Maneuvers in the current
swift boats as well as controls on the narrow path is often required. Big rapids rapids
"Strainers" may exist but can be easily avoided. Strong eddies
and the rains are often found, especially on big rivers.
Injury when thrown off the boat and drifting is still very rare; self-rescue
usually be easily done but the relief assistance already required
to avoid possible risks. River with the difficulty level of this
very suitable for family tourism activities or as a recreational alternative because it can
followed by children aged 9 years.

Class IV
River with a medium difficulty level - high. This river has excellent flow
heavy but can still be predicted with exact control of the boat. Technique
rafting on the river is highly dependent on the character of the river itself, because
river with the difficulty level is very diverse and have different though
the same difficulty level.
Big rapids rapids, holes and narrow path that can not be avoided requires
quick maneuverability. Stop for a moment on a quiet little stream which may be required
before starting maneuvers or simply observing the flow to rest. Because the
certain rafting rapids, the danger always threatening.
Risk of injury for passengers who drifted quite large and cause water conditions
self-rescue difficult to do so it needs relief help. Relief assistance
require special training to rescue techniques can be performed by true.
River with the difficulty level is very exciting and promising challenge
more, certainly with the support of adequate equipment, sufficient knowledge and skilled guides.

Class V
River with a high difficulty level and only suitable for a cascade pengarung
already mastered the technique rafting and has considerable experience on the river

Class VI
River belonging to the class V river has rapids and many long
with various obstacles that may cause additional risk for a
rowers. "Drops" or decline tiba2, difficult rapids rapids, "hole" and the cliff
steep that can not be avoided until the waterfall (the waterfall) is common in
this river. Often impassable rapids that streak on a fairly long distance,
thus requiring a high physical endurance. Even if there are whirlpools
calm (Eddies), the numbers are very few and quite difficult to achieve. On a scale of
highest level of difficulty of this river with rapids that have a combination of very
diverse, ranging from the curler, hair, hay stakes, headwall, strainers, under cut, wave train
until the pin holes are very dangerous and deadly.
Thrown out of the boat on the river is very dangerous and action
rescue is often difficult even for someone who is adept though.
Proper equipment, extensive experience and training skills in
rescue is very important.

Class VII
River which has the highest difficulty level. Rafting on the river is hardly
rapids may be because they are unpredictable and very dangerous.
The consequences of an error in river rafting is very heavy and
action rescue almost impossible. River with the difficulty level is only
for a special team that has a high expertise-not to be forded indi-
after often times do rafting on the rivers to severity class V.
Classification of river above the level of difficulty is the difficulty level of the river that
established internationally. However, this classification is still very varied and can
changeable although still on the same river, because of the difficulty level is very
depending on water discharge and river slope. So that at certain times
these rivers has a difficulty level that may increase or may decrease. Therefore, by the instigators behind the class rafting rivers often
plus sign + (plus). For example Serayu river has a difficulty level III +
meaning in a particular river rafting rapids Citarik have an equivalent level of difficulty
with a Class IV river.

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Raft Guide

Serayu River Rafting Banjarnegara - Central Java

A typical raft guide is usually in his or her twenties. However, guides range anywhere from 18 to up in their sixties. The majority of raft guides are seasonal employees.
The job of the guide while on the river is to entertain the guest, and navigate the boat. On smaller rapids guides will turn the boat and go through rapids a certain way to ensure that everyone on the boat gets wet. On larger rapids it is the guides responsibility to keep the raft from flipping in unsafe places, and to keep it on the 'company line' during the rapids. An important aspect of a raft guide is the "Raft Talk". This is the talk that a guide will give to their guests. Every raft guides talk is unique. Most new guides will listen to veteran guide's talks and take bits and pieces of each to create their own. A talk could be a series of jokes to keep the crew laughing, a history lesson on the area, or even just a 'get to know you' type talk; the best talks include all three. On difficult rivers the guide will often extensively brief their crew on the rapids, giving swimming instructions, where a throw bagger might be, and hazards to avoid in the rapid when swimming.

Types of guiding
Oar Guiding is where the guide maneuvers the raft with oars from either the stern or middle of the raft. On multi-day trips it is common to have a center oar rig where clients do not paddle, and where gear is stored. Guides oar guiding will use techniques such as 'walking the oars' through flat sections or 'holding a star' when stern rigged through large waves. Oar Guides generally have more control over their raft than paddle guides, but oar rigged rafts are dangerous when flipping and hard to re-right making them less versatile in big water rafting.

Serayu White Water Rafting

Paddle Guiding is the most common type of high adventure guiding where the guide sits in the stern of the boat with a one bladed guide stick (paddle). Using draws, prys, the guide can influence the direction of the boat, along with using different paddling commands for their crew.
Bow Guiding is where two guides are in the boat, one in the stern and one in the bow. This can be done in a stern rigged boat, or a raft where both guides are paddle guiding. It is usually only done over short stretches of whitewater that require a lot of maneuvering for safe passage. Bow guides use techniques such as 'spearing' through large waves, and bow draws to quickly change the direction of the boat. Unlike stern guides the bow guide will never pry with their paddle, instead they will change the orientation of their hands to maintain a power grip in both directions.

Raft guide pay
A raft guide is paid a small amount per trip, usually near minimum wage in developed countries. The rafting industry is a service industry and tipping is strongly encouraged.

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WHITE WATER RESCUE SYSTEM

Serayu White Water Rafting

An outline understanding of the Security Staff on adventure activities or outdoor activities are responsible for providing security for the participants. This requires a sense of responsibility to lead the activities of field staff with security indefinitely. Because the activities page. goes along with the dangers that come from the human aspects, equipment and natural environment. Field staff should prepare the participants to learn, practice in dealing with accidents, as well as develop the ability to anticipate the risk of physical, mental and emotional.

Therefore, in the above activities it is necessary field staff should bring together the various aspects of security with intregritas participants. Activities that involve risks require Policy & Decision-Making Ability in handling it. To avoid accidents or successful in handling when it happens it is necessary to consider issues other than the need for Decision-Making Ability Knowledge and Skills activity itself plus understand the character of these rivers. Security is not just following the rules of the activity, which is allowed and what is not. But understanding, understanding, attitudes and habits that must be taken always in all activities and it requires a process of conditioning the working environment. If it is met then it is possible all the activities will end with success in running these activities, the Security Program with high quality.

Vision and Mission Vision and Mission Security Security in a program needs to be determined in conjunction with the implementing rules and system that will be enforced and adhered to without compromise and avoid a double rule. It is also viewed in terms of the accident itself as "The emergence of the risk of losing both physical, mental, emotional and financial". Because the impression is borne by the participants of accidents and resulting trauma will eliminate the chance for a second time involved in activities. At the same time will impact on program quality and handling as well as free publicity is bad and expensive.

Example: SECURITY VISION
"................... as a pioneering developer of systems and rafting Security System in Indonesia ". MISSION SECURITY "Avoiding accidents resulting in injury of any kind, handle with quick - and correct by setting up systems and human resources. which can meet the demands of society at large ". with the vision and mission statement example above then translated into strategic plans in the future, namely: 1. Knowledge and skills development programs 2. Making the system and rules as well as funding support. Because security is a costly activity also resulted in something that is balanced, is also a need for Corporate Image and Customer Needs.

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Serayu Wild Rafting 3+

Serayu Wild Rafting 3+

Serayu White Water Rafting Banjarnegara

Rafting is an activity that contains a huge risk. In each rafting can be an accident resulting in injury or even death. The cause of the accident could be a variety of participants ranging from negligence, improper equipment, operators are incompetent, and can also be caused by natural causes such as landslides, flooding, fallen trees and so forth. The biggest risk is usually found in independent or private rafting trips, rafting is not carried out under the supervision of rafting operators are competent. Such rafting is usually done by athletes, nature lovers organizations both public and student / student and other community members. The perpetrators of private trips tend to ignore safety standards are feasible, whether it is associated with rafting and technical equipment used.

Flip Accident Rafting

For rafting which was held by the rafting operators certainly safer than a private trip. This is because each of the rafting operators have an obligation to meet the safety standards that have been defined through legislation. Besides rafting operators also secured a license and under the supervision of the government and relevant parties to the implementation of its operations, so the chances for the occurrence of carelessness could be reduced to a minimum threshold.
Each rafting operators must meet certain qualifications that are in syaratkan in order to guarantee a safe rafting for the community. Starting from management, team leader, leader raft, rescue team, and others. Any personnel who support the activities of operators have proven ability and competence to ensure the safety of the souls of the participants rafting. Government in this regard, as stakeholders, shall conduct supervision and guidance of the perpetrators rafting, including the standardization of management to provide certification or rafting.

Serayu White Water Rafting Banjarnegara

Application of safety standards and inspection certification also includes the feasibility of infrastructure periodically, either boat or other supporting equipment. Also checked the availability of support equipment, especially survival kit that must exist in a boat in every rafting. Surveillance is also done to ensure the implementation of operational standards and procedures in each activity, such as every pengarungan must include the cost of insurance, then give the participants in understanding / briefing enough about the technical and safety provisions in rafting, rafting each must be preceded by a rescue simulation and so forth.

Serayu River Rafting

Increasing the quality of management will make rafting rafting activities are becoming increasingly safe for the general public. Level of expertise and specialization of personnel and management service is a key factor that makes the sport of whitewater rafting are becoming increasingly open to the public can be enjoyed by the layman. Technological development also produces more sophisticated equipment to enhance security and convenience for its users. In fact, today many rivers that used in navigating can not be safe to pass, such as rafting rapids on the Colorado River in Grand Canyon river Jalcomulco United States or in Mexico. Before creating it in rubber boats with a strong range of variants, as now, the rivers are always destroying every boat that passed. However, with increasing quality and technological boats and their equipment, those rivers can now be navigating by commercial travelers hundreds of times each year, even safe for tourists who are not seasoned.

Serayu Rafting Rest Area

However the risk of safety of always been an integral part of the sport of whitewater rafting. The risk is even the main attraction for white water rafting itself. With changing times, increased technology and science make the river safe for rafting. This must be supported by concerns of stakeholders to create a systematic management of rafting is becoming increasingly better and safer.

author: Aditya agus

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Banjarnegara Serayu Rafting

Rafting in categorizing as athletics wisata at the same time adventure athletics. As athletics tour, arung rapids presents a perambulation of river with fauna flora variety earning in enjoying the tourists beside rawing their boat. As a form of  water tourism, the rafting also able to in enjoying by children and also adult, men and also woman. They don't require certain expertises to enjoy wisata rafting tour, must be done only obeys instruction of guide and safety procedures which would in informing before strarting fording. As adventure athletics, Rafting in limiting at people who to fulfill certain qualification as according to level of difficulty of river which would in fording. Procedure applied differs from Rafting tourism, because in assuming the this rafter has owned adequate expertise and also experience. fascination of Adventure of rafting lays in challenge and risk which presenting by itself river, so that in general track which in plot for adventure of rafting will not equal to trip its(the tour.

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