Rafting Spain Extreme
198€/ person

Allow 60€ (in addition to the command)
for full board
(payment on site directly to the hotel)

Pentecost weekend

Rafting Spain Extreme

Pentecost weekend in the Catalan Pyrenees

Spend an extreme rafting weekend in the Pyrenees and discover the Rio Noguera Pallaresa in Catalonia (Spanish Pyrenees). It is one of the biggest European courses!

On Sunday
(38 km descent)

Monday
(15 km descent)

We start above the Pont se Llavorsi, at the end of the straight line we will stay on the left bank side because there is a dangerous siphon in the middle of the river.


After 15 minutes of navigation in class 2/3 we arrive at the 1st passage class 4, "The washing machine" also now called "the elephant". This rapid is in the shape of a square on the right and ends in a huge roll which bars almost the entire river.


Then we engage our inflatable boat in the most beautiful sequence of the course, "the 800 meters" and the "400 meters". A kilometer and a half of large class 3 and class 4 rapids...it is better to avoid swimming too long in these rapids.


The “La dent de requin” rapid is an arm of the river that starts on the right and ends in a square on the left. After an accident in this rapid, the large rock (called a shark's tooth) which was on the right and which made this passage so interesting, was removed.


The passage of “Mélanie” is a large roller which is in the middle of the river.
The "Spanish 4" is in a left turn and recalls in the middle. You can tighten to the left (easier) or do a right/left (more technical and more FUN).

"The Dam" could be passed at the time. Peyo Dendaletche crossed it several times by raft and kayak. The pass on the middle left sent us onto a huge rock that siphoned. We had to (in rafting) anticipate a backboard. This maneuver was very technical. Since then, the huge rock has been removed and it is no longer safe to try to pass this dam. "The Sort slalom basin" is a large series of waves over 1 kilometer. It ends with 2 superb surfing waves. "The Fork" is a large passage on a left turn that divides into 2 river arms. We return on the left and have to send a backboard above the island to reach the right arm, because the left arm is often congested. "The Barometer" is located at the village of Baro. The entrance is on the left or right of the island. You have to be careful, under the bridge there are large rocks that form a large rappel in good water levels. "Le Pastis" is the biggest passage of the river. It's a large drop on the left with a huge wave train. This passage can be classified as class 5 by certain water levels. Magical!!!

"Banana split" is a huge roller that is located on the right bank in a wave train. It is easy to miss if you do not know the route well! We then enter "the Collegats parade", this gorge of exceptional beauty will immerse you in a "wild west" atmosphere with its steep red cliffs (sedimentary rock, pudding). The Noguera Pallaresa river belongs entirely to the province of Lleida, in Catalonia and flows over 154 km. The Noguera Pallaresa rises at Pla de Beret, in the Val d'Aran, a few meters from the source of the Garonne. Unlike the latter, which heads towards the Atlantic Ocean, the Noguera Pallaresa flows south and crosses the Pallars and the county of Pallars Sobirà, then the Collegats gorges, in the county of Pallars Jussà. It then joins the Flamisell at Pobla de Segur and then emerges on the right bank of the Segre a few kilometers after leaving the territories that gave it its name, through the Terradets pass which crosses the Sierra del Monsec, just before reaching the Camarasa dam (county of La Noguera, province of Lleida).

Open from 09:00 to 19:00 in July and August

All year round by reservation

La Noguera Pallaresa …The best rafting Pyrenees !!!

Peyo Dendaletche, the director of Ur Ederra Rafting started his career at Pyrénées rafting with Alain Artigues in Pau.


He then passed his canoe-kayak state certificate with Henri Estanguet as a trainer, also in Pau.


La Noguera Pallaresa the must of European raft courses!!!

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