




No, this tour is well-suited for beginners. The river's difficulty is rated class I-II+ (easy to moderately difficult), and the experience includes fun group games alongside the rafting.
Yes, swimming ability is a requirement for all participants. The minimum age for this activity is 14 years.
You will meet at the raft base, which has changing rooms. You can change there and leave your personal belongings.
The price includes the high-quality raft, all necessary rafting gear (wetsuit, neoprene jacket, socks, life jacket, helmet), a certified guide, the transfer to and from the river, and a small snack and drinks after the tour.
You only need to bring your swimwear and a towel.
The total duration of the experience is 2.5 hours, which includes about 1 hour of rafting time on the river.
A small snack and drinks are provided after the tour (Après-Raft). If you would like a full BBQ, it can be arranged for a surcharge of approximately CHF 25 per person by contacting the provider after booking.
The meeting point is at the raft base at the bottom station of Bergbahnen Scuol. It is easily accessible by car or bus, with plenty of parking available. If you come by public transport, the Scuol-Tarasp train station is a 5-minute walk away.
Yes, photos and GoPro rental are available and can be booked on-site for a surcharge.


Rafting provider with certified rafting guides
Engadin Adventure is a rafting provider with officially certified rafting guides





