Frogs Rafting
Located in the French Alps, Frogs Rafting offers thrilling white water adventures near Morzine and Les Gets. Take on the rapids, embrace the adrenaline, and create unforgettable memories with friends and family. Find your next white water experience below!
Féternes, France
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White water rafting
Navigate the rapids of the Dranse and Giffre Rivers, taking on waves, twists, and drops for a high-energy ride through alpine gorges. Ideal for families, groups, or solo adventurers looking for an exciting day out.
Canyoning
Slide, jump, and abseil through stunning canyons, experiencing the thrill of exploring nature’s water-carved playground.
White water activities
Explore a range of thrilling white-water adventures, from hydrospeeding to airboaring and many more activities that let you tackle the rapids in new and dynamic ways.
Frogs Rafting
315 Rte des Grandes Alpes,
74500 Féternes
France
FAQs
Where is Frogs Rafting located?
Frogs Rafting is located at 315 Rte des Grandes Alpes, 74500 Féternes, France, near Morzine in the Haute Savoie region. It is conveniently close to Les Gets, Thonon-les-Bains, and Geneva, making it easily accessible.
What should I bring for my adventure?
Participants are advised to bring swimwear, a towel, and a pair of sturdy trainers. All specialised equipment, including wetsuits and helmets, is provided by Frogs Rafting.
Can I book a private group session?
Yes, private group bookings are available for families, corporate events, and special occasions. Contact the team for tailored experiences.
Are the activities at Frogs Rafting suitable for beginners?
Yes, Frogs Rafting offers experiences tailored for all skill levels, ensuring both novices and seasoned adventurers have a memorable time.
Is Frogs Rafting accessible for individuals with mobility difficulties?
Frogs Rafting aims to make adventures as accessible as possible. If someone in your group has mobility difficulties, get in touch with the team to discuss options. While they can adapt certain aspects of the trips, access to the river and canyon can be challenging, so it's best to check suitability beforehand.