Arachtos River Rafting from Tzoumerka

Arachtos River Rafting from Tzoumerka Highlights

Explore this unique canyon with its narrow gorge walls and tree-lined riverbanks

Search for the many springs that run down the canyon wall to feed the Arachtos River

Raft the rapids of this narrow gorge while watching for rare birds that nest here

Pass by the Plaka Bridge, the largest single-arch bridge in the Balkans, that was destroyed in 2015 and restored completely in 2020

Why we chose this tour

Our Arachtos River Rafting from Tzoumerka takes you through the sheer drops and imposing walls of this narrow river canyon, showing you a different side of Greece with an expert guide to ensure your safety. Learn more about the natural beauty of this area, and the historical stories that surround it when you dive into this thrilling adventure. This tour is available every day and leaves with guaranteed departures.

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Arachtos River Rafting from Tzoumerka Itinerary

10:00/12:00/14:00 - Meet in Tzoumerka

Meet your local instructor at a centralized meeting point.

Arachthos River Rafting

You'll begin your day of adventure at Politsa Bridge in picturesque Abelochori, meeting your expert guide and getting your equipment and a safety briefing.
Descend into the canyon, hopping into your rafts for a day of adventure on the racing and thrilling waters of the Arachtos river, making stops to swim in the beautiful waters.
With twists and turns, and just enough rapids to keep your heart pumping, you'll pass by rare birds, sheer cliff walls, and vibrantly green trees that rise from the cliffs themselves.
Marvel at the entrance to the canyon, where the walls can reach up to 700 meters high, and keep an eye out for waterfalls flowing down the walls of the gorge.
End your day with a look at Plaka Bridge, built in 1866, that rises 19 meters high and spreads 40 meters from side to side.
This bridge is the largest single arch Balkan bridge, and was destroyed in 2015. After 5 years, it was fully restored in 2020 and is a breathtaking sight!