What to bring for rafting in Brotas: complete checklist
Going rafting in Brotas and don't know what to bring? We put together a simple checklist so you can enjoy the tour without worrying.
What to wear
- Light, comfortable clothes that can get wet, like sportswear. Swimwear underneath is a good idea.
- Shoes that won't come off your feet: sneakers or sports sandals. Avoid flip-flops and Crocs.
- On cold days, choose quick-drying fabrics.
What to bring
- Sunscreen (apply before leaving);
- Insect repellent;
- A change of clothes, T-shirt or towel (it stays in the vehicle);
- Regular medication, such as for asthma or diabetes.
At our base there are women's and men's changing rooms with hot showers and lockers with keys.
What to leave at home or at the agency
- Loose phones and cameras in the boat: we take photos of the descent for you;
- Jewelry, watches and glasses without a strap;
- Bags and items that could fall into the water.
What we provide
Transport to the river, life jacket, helmet, paddle, specialized guides and, at the end, water and juice. All equipment follows our Safety Management System, implemented in accordance with ABNT NBR ISO 21101. See how we take care of your safety.
Rafting times
O Rafting in Brotas leaves at 9 am or 2 pm Monday to Saturday, and at 9 am or 1 pm on Sundays. The full activity takes 3 h to 3 h 30 min. Arrive 20 minutes early.
Going with children? See Mini Rafting. Any questions? talk to us on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab).
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About the author: Daniel Madureira is an Engineer with postgraduate degrees in Safety, Tourism Studies, Artificial Intelligence and the Environment, and an ABNT Consultant and Auditor. He works with Safety Management Systems in adventure tourism in accordance with ABNT NBR ISO 21101.
