I will now address the individual stations in order. Transfer: The tour was advertised for Kemer, instead we drove for over three hours (one way!!!) including picking up other participants to Manavgat. The return was correspondingly similar in length. The driver at least stopped at two rest areas with restrooms. Arrival at the final station: Here we were provided with equipment (helmet, paddle, life jacket). Everything else (phone case, gloves, water shoes) cost extra (10 € each). Fortunately, we had shoes with us. Unfortunately, the organizer did not inform us in advance, despite inquiries, about which clothing is recommended. The instruction was clear and understandable for all present languages. Trip to the zipline/buggy: Cramped in old transport vehicles, which were not exactly trustworthy and had been modified independently, we traveled to the zipline and the buggies. By the way, this is the first part of the tour and, in my opinion, is not noteworthy. Zipline: Upon arrival at the site, we were fitted with climbing gear and flew over the river and back. The view was really beautiful, but the ride lasted less than a minute in total. Additionally, we were practically rushed through because the following groups needed the equipment. Buggy: Here we drove in a line through the rough terrain and made a stop at the river. Unfortunately, our buggy broke down during the stop, and we had to take a seat in the back of another buggy just as we were heading to the riverbank. Rafting: Here we traveled in groups of 6-10 people per boat for about 3 hours with a break back to the starting point. This was by far the best part of the tour, which somewhat justified the long travel time. The nature is stunning, and the small water battles with the other boats, as well as the swimming breaks in the cold spring water, provide the necessary cooling. Food: The food was only served at the very end of the tour, when one was already very hungry. It was freshly grilled and was completely acceptable for the price. Drinks were also available, and these had to be paid for at the end. We had a €10 bill as the smallest denomination, which could not be changed properly. After some discussions, they also agreed to accept card payments.
Thank you for your detailed review. Since the rafting area is located in the Manavgat region, the transfer from Kemer takes approximately 3 hours each way, as stated by the route. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed the rafting experience and the beautiful nature. We also appreciate your feedback regarding the buggy, zipline, and additional services, and we will share it with our operations team.


























