Waterfall Excursions

Maharashtra has its own chunk of thrill! If you haven’t got a chance to experience of rappelling/abseiling then pack your bags and be ready to become adventurer this monsoon. This activity is suitable for both amateur and experienced trekkers. Rappelling/abseiling down gorgeous basalt rocks surrounded by unspoiled rainforest. Waterfall rappelling is an adventure activity with safety gears and under the guidance of technical expert to rappel down a waterfall. It is a safe activity which comes with a lot of adrenaline. Your safety is our main priority, our outdoor leaders and instructors have significant experience with outdoor activities and work very hard to make sure that each and enjoyable experience for everyone. DRESS CODE FOR PARTICIPANTS: Close neck non transparent T shirts, Trek pant Carry Scarf for tying hair while rappelling for those who have long hair Low waist bottoms not allowed   read more read less

South India has its own chunk of thrill! One of the most beautiful locations in the Arabian sea. Netrani Island, also called pigeon island is a small uninhabited island, 20 km southwest off a small fishing village, Murudeshwar in the Indian state of Karnataka. The island is famous for its Shiva temple and for having some of the best dive sites in India. For those who love water sports, a trip to Murudeswar is not complete without a boat trip to Netrani Island where you get to do Scuba diving and Snorkelling. Being about 20 Km from beach, it takes about 90 minutes to reach the dive site. The dive sites range from 6 to 40 metres deep, also famous for their clear water and visibility from 15 to 30 meters. Netrani’s rich coral reefs with many varieties of, butterfly fish, trigger fish, parrot fish, eels, and shrimps can be seen here. Sea Turtles can also be found, Netrani Island itself is full of sea beauty and the Scuba Diving experience makes it a wonderful trip to Murudeshwar.  It will definitely be a once in a lifetime memory to cherish and experience life under the water.   How to reach Netrani Island: Travelling to Netrani Island is easy from places like Mangalore, Goa, Mumbai and Bangalore. Once you reach Murudeshwar, there are boat services available to take you to the island. By Train - Murudeshwar is well connected to the rest of India via railways as well. Regular rail services operate on a daily basis to and from Murudeshwar. Murudeshwar Junction is the principal railway station that serves the city of Murudeshwar. By Air: Mangalore International Airport (IXE) - 134 kms from Murudeshwar read more read less

The view is charismatic, and the feel is out of the world. The perfect time to visit them is right after the monsoons when the falls are in full glory. Roaring waterfalls throwing an enormous blanket of mist all over the railway bridge and into the air which is an amazing experience. The name "Dudhsagar" which literally means "Sea of Milk" is very appropriate for it. The high intensity of water flow gives an impression as if milk is falling from the top. The Waterfall is located in the Bhagwan Mahavir WildLife Sanctuary at Collem in South Goa along the western Ghats, bordering the neighbouring State of Karnataka. The dirt track ride in the jeep through wheel deep water for a good 45 minutes through the forest (Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary) is a solid experience. There are atleast three streams you need to cross.Then we were off to the bumpy ride. The pool at the foot of the falls has icy cool water, safe if you know how to swim, but tread carefully on the rocks as the terrain is slippery. If you are lucky, you can see the Konkan railway train whistle its way over the bridge above. This place is heaven for adventure seekers.   read more read less

Kolad is a great weekend adventure spot from Mumbai and Pune. Rafting through the gushing river gives you the feeling of being powerful enough to dominate over the waters in order to reach your destination. A great activity to do with your family and friends. This beautiful travel journey will take 3/4 hrs time to reach the rafting destination from Mumbai. A road trip comes with its own enjoyment and a short drive is a refreshing experience for sure. The presence of the heavy fog and chilling climate makes it all the more exciting throughout the travel.  This is one of the most entertaining and fun filled journeys. Thrilling rapids add a lot of flavour to the trip. Kundalika river gushes down through deep forests, rocky terrain and mountains, it has a few thrilling and adventure rapids throughout the journey. After a distance of 10kms, you have to jump from the boat for a cool-off and the last 1-2 km are spent in the river, where you will be floating alongside the rafts. As long as you are wearing a life jacket, there is nothing to fear.  Before starting the rafting there will be one guide who will explain instructions and precautions during rafting. The guides here are well trained and will brief you on the safety measures, commands and how to paddle.   read more read less

White water rafting is the most famous and popular sports in Rishikesh. Also, it is known for its sages and the river Ganga. Uttarakhand has many places where you can feel joy and happiness and explore nature. The Alaknanda and Bhagirathi are the main sources of Ganga and meet at Devprayag. The gurgling Ganges surrounded by the majestic Himalayas makes this thrilling activity more adventurous and exciting. Rafting is relatively safe as you have safety jackets and helmets on. The raft instructors provide you with a series of commands that you need to follow in order to complete the entire adventure trip. A dip in the icy waters are a must after a rapid. The water rejuvenates you wiping off all the tiredness of rafting. Ganges flows with aggression here, making sure that the revellers enjoy every bit of thrill they have thought of while planning their rafting trip. It is a very joyful and exciting experience when your raft crosses the rapid. Do not get scared of falling in the water, there will be enough safety equipment to ensure that you do not drown. If you are fond of roller coasters, we will bet you will come back here to experience rafting again and again. The water is cold even during summers as melting glaciers are the source of water during the summers. Winters are very cold and the monsoon is breezy. At one point your raft will halt and be parked so you can walk and climb the cliff till you reach a height of 40 feet and then jump into the water. The most difficult part here is making the first jump and the second difficult task now becomes stopping you from jumping, this is known as cliff-jumping. The best part of this trip is when you are flowing in the river, going faster than the boat if your instructor does not row.   read more read less

The view of the waterfall is charismatic, and the feeling of being there is out of the world. The perfect time to visit this place is right after the monsoon when the falls are in full glory. Roaring waterfalls throwing an enormous blanket of mist all over the railway bridge and into the air is an amazing experience. The name "Dudhsagar" which literally means "Sea of Milk" is very appropriate for it as the high intensity of the water gives an impression of milk falling from the top. The waterfall is located in the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary at Collem in South Goa along the Western Ghats, bordering the neighboring State of Karnataka. read more read less