Arnhem Land Community Project Travel

It was such a great trip. Really rewarding to clean up the beautiful beaches up there - we found lots of ghost nets, which made us all feel glad to be there so we could get rid of them (didn't find any trapped turtles but saw lots of turtle tracks on the beaches) - and to hang out with the Dhimurru rangers and learn a bit about Yolngu culture. ....weather was sunny most days, and warm but not too hot - we even went swimming in the sea most days.

L. Southerden | Sydney, Australia
 

Franklin River Rafting

For adventurers the Franklin River is synonymous with wilderness conservation. One of the world's last great wild rivers forges through the rugged south west of Tasmania, through deep gorges, quiet pools and magnificent temperate rainforest. Regardless of the river level, you will be in good hands as our professional guides have an exceptional safety record. Despite the remoteness, the preparation of delicious meals will exceed expectations. Any descent of the Franklin is demanding and while previous rafting experience is not required, some wilderness knowledge, along with a sound level of fitness is essential.

Brief Itinerary

DAY 1 Depart Hobart, transfer to Collingwood Bridge, commence rafting
DAY 2 Raft to Irenabyss
DAY 3 Raft the Upper Franklin
DAY 4 Raft to the Great Ravine
DAY 5 Raft to Rafters Basin
DAY 6 Propsting Gorge to Newlands Cascade
DAY 7 Raft the Lower Franklin
DAY 8 Kutakina Cave and the Lower Gordon River, complete rafting
DAY 9 Sailboat to Strahan, return to Hobart
Trip Grading
Duration:  9 days
Activities:  Rafting
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Next Trip:  20 February 2010
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Pricing:  US $1,920.00
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