Lütschine Rafting from Interlaken

The Lütschine has spectacular rapids, especially for experienced rafters. It’s the perfect river for brave beginners and adrenaline junkies.

After the initial briefing, put on your swimwear and rafting gear. Then travel with your guide for 20 minutes to the start of the rafting route. Your guide will give you a short introduction to river rafting techniques and safety instructions for paddling.

The Lütschine’s beautiful turquoise-grey water has fast Grade III–IV rapids and powerful currents that will carry you from the Lütschental to Lake Brienz. You’ll spend around 3 hours on the river in total.

At the end of the route, you’ll reach Lake Brienz, where you can go for a swim. After this wild adventure, you’ll be driven back to the rafting base, where you can relax with a delicious drink. You can also view digital photos taken by a professional photographer on a large screen.

Practical information

• Bring: swimsuit, towel, small bag with essentials, money for photos and souvenirs
• A photographer comes along
• A safety kayaker accompanies the tour
• Good fitness required, as you’ll need to paddle the entire route
• Maximum 8 guests and 1 guide per boat
• The main language is English. Guides also speak at least one other language, such as German, French, Spanish or Portuguese.

The following conditions mean you cannot take part

• Eye surgery
• High blood pressure
• Chronic ear conditions causing balance problems
• Heart conditions
• Epilepsy
• Increased risk of cardiovascular problems
• Neurological conditions
• Whiplash
• Pregnancy

You must be of legal age and have full decision-making capacity

• For minors, written consent from a parent or legal guardian is required
• You must not be under the influence of any drugs, alcohol, psychotropic medication or other medication that may impair consciousness or reaction times.

Damage, accidents and illness

• Participants are responsible for their own health and accident insurance
• No liability is accepted for items you bring along, such as cameras, glasses or sunglasses
• No claims, including claims for compensation for pain and suffering, may be brought against the organiser unless the accident or damage is due to the organiser’s intent or gross negligence.