Shivpuri to Rishikesh, 16 km
Grade III with two IVs at the top. Three hours on the water with a guide and a safety kayaker, and lunch at the camp after.
- Guide and safety kayaker
- Jacket, helmet, paddle
- Transfer back to camp
Price₹1,600
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Shivpuri, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Tents on a Ganga beach above Rishikesh, rafts at the door, and a fire every night.
4.8 · 4 reviews
Desde
₹1,800 a night
Pay 30% to confirm. The rest at the camp.
Activities
Grade III with two IVs at the top. Three hours on the water with a guide and a safety kayaker, and lunch at the camp after.
Price₹1,600
Two nights in a Swiss tent, every meal, the 16 km raft, the kayaks and the volleyball, and the fire.
Price₹8,900
The full run, Grade IV, for people who have rafted before. A whole day, lunch on a beach, and The Wall before it.
Price₹2,400
Leave the camp at five, in the park at the Chilla gate by six, back for a late breakfast.
Price₹2,500
Things to do
Sample — Bir Billing Paragliding
Takeoff at Billing, landing at Bir. Fifteen to twenty minutes in the air, and the drive up is included. Certified pilot, one passenger.
If you cancel: Flying is weather-dependent and is often called off on the morning. Nothing is owed: charging for a day the wind decided would be charging for our own risk.
Ask about thisSample — Coastline Boats
Out at six, back by nine. Tea on board. Dolphins are wild and are not promised.
If you cancel: Cancelled by us for weather, nothing is owed.
Ask about thisSample — Himalayan Bike Hire
A 350 with helmets for two, fuelled and checked over. Licence shown at pickup.
If you cancel: Nothing owed if the guest cancels
Ask about thisSample — River Rafting Co.
Shivpuri to Rishikesh, grade III. Guide, gear and safety kayak. Two and a half hours on the water.
If you cancel: Half the price is owed inside 24 hours, because the boat and the guide are committed.
Ask about thisSample — Solang Snow Sports
Twenty minutes on a marked track with an instructor riding pillion. Boots and gloves provided.
If you cancel: Called off when there is not enough snow, at no charge.
Ask about thisRun by local operators we work with. Ask us and we will arrange it for you — nothing is charged here.
Where you sleep
Capacidad para 2
A proper tent on a wooden deck, with two beds, a fan, a light and a bathroom of its own at the…
₹3,200
/ noche
Capacidad para 2
Two mattresses on the sand under a dome tent, in the row nearest the water. The bathroom block is forty metres behind,…
₹1,800
/ noche
Capacidad para 4
Four beds — a double and two singles — with a porch and two chairs under the fly, at the end of…
₹5,200
/ noche
Before you come
October to June. The beach goes under the river in the monsoon and the camp comes down with it.
On the highway, yes. On the beach, no — and most people stop minding by the second evening.
The 16 km run is for ages 14 and up. Under that we do the 9 km from Brahmpuri, which is Grade II; ask when you book.
Buckets at the bathroom block, heated on the fire, at the hours in the notes above. The Swiss tents have their own bathroom and the same bucket.
Yes, in moderation, and never on the raft. Nothing is sold at the camp.
Servicios
Shivpuri, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand
Shivpuri is the village on the Rishikesh–Badrinath highway where the rafting outfits and the beach camps are, 16 km upstream of Rishikesh. The river here runs between forested ridges with sand beaches on the inside of the bends, and the highway follows it, so every camp is a short walk down from the road. The rafting stretch to Rishikesh takes about three hours; upstream, Kaudiyala is 12 km further and the start of the harder run. Neer waterfall is a walk from Tapovan; Rajaji National Park is a morning from the Chilla gate; and Rishikesh itself — the jhulas, the ghats, the aarti at dusk — is half an hour by taxi and an afternoon well spent between two days on the water.
Buses to Badrinath and Devprayag stop at Shivpuri on request.
On the highway above the camp; a 200 m walk down
October to mid-December and February to June. The water is best for rafting in October–November and again in March–April; December and January are cold on the beach at night and the river is low and clear. May and June are hot by day and busy at weekends. The camp is closed in the monsoon, from the end of June to the end of September, when the beach is under the river.
The rafts go in from the camp's own beach. Half-day trips leave at nine and at two.
Where the 26 km run starts: the Grade IV rapids people fly in for. We drive you up and you raft home.
Elephants, spotted deer and the odd leopard. A morning safari from the Chilla gate, back for lunch.
Ganga aarti at Parmarth at dusk, and the cafes on the Tapovan side. A taxi from the road above the camp.
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Los anfitriones
We ran rafts out of Shivpuri for nine seasons before we put up a tent. The camp is on the beach the rafts launch from — white sand, the river loud in front, sal forest behind — and it is open from October to June, when the water is right. In the monsoon the beach is under the river and we go home. It is a camp, not a resort. Hot water comes in a bucket, the network stops at the road, and dinner is what Nisha cooked that day, eaten at one long table. What you get for that is the Ganga twenty metres from your bed, a raft trip you do not have to drive to, and a fire on the sand with people you did not know at breakfast.
Indícanos tus fechas y te enviaremos los datos de pago para confirmar tu reserva.