FROM ÂŁ540
OPEN CANOE HOLIDAYS
GUIDED DESCENT OF THE RIVER TAY
Location
East Highlands, Scotland
Grade
Moderate - 5
Duration
5 days
Participants
Min: 2 Max: 8
Rating
The longest river in the UK which has the biggest volume of water passing through annually makes for an exciting canoe trip on The River Tay. Starting near Killin at the west side of Loch Tay we take in the views of the Lawler mountain range to the north before we head on to the river where we navigate our way down through some white water all the way to the picturesque town of Perth.
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
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Learn how to paddle the traditional style open canoe
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Paddle from Killin all the way to Perth, taking in majestic views of Strath Tay
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Paddle some exciting white water, with an option of some more challenging rapids
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Sleep under canvas or B&B options available
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Visit an ancient Roman settlement
What's included?
âś“ Highly experienced & qualified guide
âś“ On-course transport
âś“ Buoyancy aids, helmets
âś“ Canoes & paddles
âś“ Waterproof storage, 60ltr barrels per person
âś“ Fresh food, from first lunch till lunch on the last day
âś“ Camping stoves, tea, coffe etc
âś“ Inflatable camping mats
âś“ Cutlery
âś“ Tents 2 or 3 man
âś“ Group shelter
âś“ First Aid kit
âś“ Photos from your adventure
What's not included?
âś— Trip Insurance
âś— Personal expenses
âś— Any meals/drinks in restaurants
What do I need to bring?
Waterproofs, top and bottoms
Walking trousers (synthetic materials; jeans or similar are not suitable)
Spare shoes to get wet plus dry shoes for camp
Quality, breathable waterproof jacket and trousers. We recommend Gore-tex or similar
Spare insulating layer
Hat & gloves
Warm socks
Sleeping bag, 3 season
Spare set of clothes x 2
Some large zip-lock bags to keep your clothes and equipment organised
Head torch, plus spare batteries
Water bottle or flask
Sunglasses and sun cream (you just never know!) Personal medications
What else can we provide?
Pick up & drop-offs
Accommodation
