White Water Rafting @ Kolad

Kolad is a spectacular location to experience the pleasure of white water river rafting.  Kundalika River which starts in Tamhini Ghat and runs through kolad village is recognised as  perfect place for white water rafting for amateurs. this activity is conducted between two  dams over a stretch of approx 12Km. We start on the lower side of Bhira Dam and the water  runs in to Dolwahal dam. Since it is situated between two dams the safety is higher since  there are no unknown changes in the levels of water and because of this Kundalika river and  Kolad region is recognised as water sports hub.

Kundalika river’s approx. 12 Km stretch will give you all the excitement you need to relax  your mind from regular tensions and work related stress. During this 2.5 hours stretch you  will encounter rapids up to grade 3 and if the rain is high few days before then you can expect  the rapid up to grade 4.

This activity, apart from fun brings out group coordination skills, power in your arms as well  as courage.

Rafting Date - 29 Oct. 2017 06.00 AM

End Date - 29. oct.2017 08.00 PM

Key Features of the Activity

*Activity runs throughout the year except on mondays.

*Approx 12-13 Km of Rafting Distance.

*Activity between two dams and hence safe from sudden water level changes.

*Rapids up to grade 3

*Trained experts from Rishikesh on each raft

Fees - 2800 /- Per Person

Whats Included in Fees

Pune- Kolad - Pune travelling by Private bus
Tea & Breakfast, evening tea on the way
Veg & non veg Lunch at Kolad
Rafting charges
Expertise

Meeting Time and Place

Fergusson College Main gate at 5.45am

Itinerary

*Departure at 6 am
*Direct journey to rafting spot, reach by 8.30am
*After breakfast Get ready for rafting instructions and briefing
*Start Rafting around 10am, 
*About 2 Hrs and 12Km of Rafting end the seession
*Travel to Resort, Change clothes and have lunch
*Start return journey by 4.30pm
*Back to Pune by 8pm after small stopover in Tamhini Ghat

NOTE: the timings for actual rafting can alter as per the change in dam water discharge schedule