Lütschine Rafting from Interlaken

The Lütschine river offers fantastic rapids especially for experienced rafters and is the perfect white-water spot for bold beginners and adrenaline junkies.

After a brief introduction, you put on your swimsuit and rafting gear. Then you ride with your guide for 20 minutes to the rafting start point. The guide will give a quick briefing on river rafting techniques and safety instructions for paddling.

The stunning turquoise-grey waters of the Lütschine provide fast currents of white-water classes III-IV and roaring water that carries you from the Lütschental valley to Lake Brienz. You’ll spend around 3 hours on the river in total.

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

Practical information:

• What to bring: swimsuit, towel, small bag with essentials, money for photos and souvenirs
• Photographer accompanies the tour
• A safety kayaker accompanies the trip
• Good fitness level required, as you need to paddle the entire route
• Maximum 8 guests and 1 guide per boat
• Main language is English. The guides also speak at least one additional language such as German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, etc.

The following health conditions exclude participation:

• Eye surgery
• High blood pressure
• Chronic ear diseases causing balance issues
• Heart problems
• Epilepsy
• Increased cardiovascular risk
• Neurological disorders
• Whiplash injury
• Pregnancy

Full capacity to consent and legal age:

• Minors must have written consent from a guardian
• Not under the influence of any drugs, alcohol, psychotropic drugs, or other medications that may impair consciousness or reaction time.

Damages, accidents, illnesses:

• Insurance for illness and accidents is the participant's responsibility
• No liability for personal belongings such as cameras, glasses, sunglasses, etc.
• No claims, including compensation demands, against the organizer unless the accident or damage was caused by intent or gross negligence of the organizer.