The Futaleuf River is in Patagonia, Chile. With grade V rapids, clear water, and beautiful surroundings, it has become one of the most sought-after spots for rafting in the world.
This is without a doubt a challenge to one’s muscles, energy, and spirit of togetherness, along with the discovery of the Patagonian wilderness while on the Futaleuf River.
The rapids of the river vary from class III to class V, and this implies that it is suitable for rafting for all categories of people.
While you are enjoying the roaring waters, of course, you will need to go through deep canyons, sub-tropical forests, and highly elevated mountains.
Standing high in front of you will be the snow-capped Andes. The Futaleufú river is a blue and powerful river that gets its water from the glaciers, hence the chilly water that makes the adventure more exciting.
Between the two particular stretches of rapids, there are slower levels, enabling one to rest and fathom the surrounding fauna like condors, eagles, and otters. After one has to overcome the stretch of the river filled with class five rapids, it can be very rewarding, making it one of the best rafting destinations in the world.
Mark