We’ll start things off with a warm up on the Trisuli River, just a 3 hour drive from Kathmandu. Although we say ‘warm up’ this is one of the biggest volume rivers we will come across. With big bouncy wave trains, this is still a safe river and A LOT of fun!

This will give you a chance to try out the big volume whitewater in Nepal and give our guides the chance to decide whether you are competent to take on the rivers that come next. After 4 hours on the water we will take out and spend the night at our riverside camp, Gurung Valley. In the evening you can spend your time chilling by our pool, hanging out with the guides, enjoying a campfire, sunbathing on our private beach or going for a walk around the local villages.

Lunch & Dinner included. Camping accommodation. 

Today we will paddle the Lower Seti river. This river is normally advertised as a float, family friendly trip. However in the monsoon, it is an entirely different river. Normally it takes us two days to complete the Lower Seti, but with the high monsoon flows we will sail through it in just one taking us back to the Trisuli River. From here we then jump in our jeep and spend another night at our tented camp.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included. 

Today is a big one, the Marsyandi – We normally run higher sections of this river, but due to the levels this will not be possible, instead we will run the lower section of the Marsyandi which during the monsoon is an epic river!

We will then head to Kathmandu for a night in Tom and Jerries and a ‘proper’ shower!

Breakfast and lunch included. Kathmandu Hotel accommodation

Although the Upper Bhote Kosi is a big no no during the monsoon, the Lower section is at it’s best. Depending on your kayaking abilities we may scout and portage a few rapids, but other than that it’s big trains, a few play holes and a whole heap of fun!

Lunch and dinner provided. Stay at Sukute Resort.

Today we’re headed to the Belephi, a short off road drive gets us to the put in for this bolder garden on a river and unfortunately it’s the last river of the trip. Once we take out at Sukute, it’s a two hour drive back to Kathmandu.

Breakfast and lunch provided. Kathmandu hotel accommodation.

Depending on the water levels we may be able to add a few more rivers, but we won’t know this until the monsoon starts. Other options during the monsoon for experienced kayakers – blast the Sun Kosi in 5 days! Massive wave trains and big volume water makes for some great boating…Ask us for details