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One word sums it up: Experience. We know the rafting rivers of the world like no one else. Our guides have been rafting internationally for up to 40 years each, and our cumulative years exploring total in the hundreds. Currently expeditions are planned for the Balkans,Tibet, Peru, Tanzania, and India. Have an adventure in mind that isn't listed? Let Wantok make your dream a reality, anytime and anywhere around the globe.
Inventing a fantastic new itinerary is almost as exciting as a first descent. Places like Machu Picchu, Cuzco, and Lake Titicaca are must-sees for every traveler. Why not include these and other highlights of Peru and its best rivers too? That’s just what we’ve done—combined the top cultural and archeological attractions with the Canete, Chile, Urubamba, and Apurimac rivers. We even threw some kayak paddling on Titicaca and a boat journey to the Ballestas Islands, Peru’s Galapagos!
It doesn’t get much better than this! The Zanskar offers all of the elements of the perfect river trip—exciting but safe whitewater, spectacular canyon scenery, extensive cultural contact, lots of diversity, great monasteries and palaces, beautiful campsites, dry and pleasant weather, remoteness, and an excellent local crew. It’s an immersion in Tibetan Buddhism with a touch of Moghul majesty, a photographer’s paradise.
Rivers of Central Tibet – 2012 Expedition Paddling on the Roof of the World September 16-27, 2012 Ever thought you’d go rafting at almost 15,000 feet? Wantok prides itself in delivering cutting edge river adventures at great values. Where else could you join a journey to the rooftop of the world, gradually acclimatizing on three...
The Subansiri , or “Gold River”, is the biggest tributary of the Upper Brahmaputra. It descends through verdant rainforests in the tribal state of Arunachal Pradesh, draining the waters beyond the Great Himalayan Range from Tsona Dzong up to the Great Bend of the Tsangpo in Tibet. It slices through the Eastern Himalayas to flow into India at Asaphila then on through the rugged isolated hinterlands of Arunachal. It joins the mighty Brahmaputra at the mystic confluence of Majuli – the largest inhabited river island in the world.
Where the southern tip of the Alps comes up against the Adriatic, dramatic landscapes interrupted by the historical and cultural relics of overlapping tides of invaders through the centuries are the norm. Everywhere you turn there is a castle or a cliff, an ancient orthodox monastery or a leaping waterfall, a Venetian-era walled port city...
The Rufiji River gathers the runoff from most of southern Tanzania. By the time it reaches the Selous Game Reserve it is a river of significant size, home to thousands of hippos and hundreds of crocs, and the water source for the diverse wildlife of the reserve. We float its quiet waters and occasional rapids, watching for wildlife, taking in the scenery, dodging the hippos, and experiencing a wild Africa seldom visited in the modern world of Land Rovers and zebra-striped vans. 11 days, July, December and January.
Rivers and Ruins: Peru
Peru has world-class ruins and some wonderful rivers too. Strange ...
Zanskar River – India
THE ZANSKAR RIVER
Ladakh, India
Class III/IV
September 4-16, 2012
It doesn’t ...
High Times in Tibet
Rivers of Central Tibet – 2012 Expedition
Paddling on the Roof ...
Subansiri River, NE India
Subansiri River, NE India
November 27 to December 10, 2012
Class ...
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