Hello, We would be happy to hang onto any valuables in our office while you're out on the river! -Canadian Outback Rafting Team

They have shuttles from various locations in Vancouver!

Hi there Thanks for checking, whilst the peak season is usually June-August, we raft from late April to end of September. Early September is a great time to join us on the river! Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

Hi there, We recommend booking as far in advance as possible to ensure you get on your desired trip, however, we do have availability on that date at the moment and will be taking bookings up to the day before subject to availability. Anything else let us know! Thank you!

HI Tim, It is not required that you know how to swim to come out rafting with us. You will be provided with a Life Jacket that will help you float should you be in the water at any point. You will also be given a full safety briefing before getting on the water. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi Jordan, You do not need a license to join one of our tours. Our guide staff are licensed by the British Columbia Raft Outfitters Association. Yes groups from as small as 1 and up to 100 can book a tour. Hope that helps!

Hi Rosemno, You do have a few options to get your trip photos. Option 1 is to pre-purchase the photo (or video) package when you make your reservation, so that you can make sure the photographer gets plenty of good photos of your group. When you pre-purchase the photos, you also get a little extra refreshing beverage after the trip, on us! Option 2 is to purchase the photos (or video) package after the trip when you return to our rafting base. We display the photos on a TV for you to have a look at them. With option 1 and 2, you also get a $30 off per person discount coupon on your photo USB for the next time you come rafting! If you're in a hurry after the trip, or are still undecided about getting the photos, you will have one last chance to purchase the photos online through our Smugmug link in our "thank you" email. Hope this helps!

Hello Sarah, depending on how severe your motion sickness is, you can put on a scopolamine patch or sea-bands for the bus ride. The rafting part of the trip itself shouldn't give you trouble with motion sickness. Kind regards, MJ Blanchet

Hi there, Good question. You have a couple options to get to Squamish from Vancouver. 1. We do have Vancouver departures, which leave from various hotels around downtown Vancouver. These rates can be found on our website but the adult rates are $174.99 in June and September and $184.99 for the Elaho Exhilarator in July and August. 2. You can take the Greyhound or the Pacific Coach, which will take you directly to Squamish. If you choose this option, we would be happy to pick you up from where the bus drops off in Squamish. 3. You can rent a car! The one hour drive from Vancouver to Squamish is along the most romantic highway in Canada and it's worth the drive. I hope this answers your question and please let me know if you have any others. Emily Heer

Hello Kiam, there is a minimum age to participate in all of our trips. Minimum age for our Cheakamus Splash is 5 years, and participants must weigh at least 50lbs. Minimum age for our Elaho Exhilarator and 2-Day Wilderness Expedition is 13 years, and participants must weigh at least 90lbs. Unfortunately, we are not open throughout winter. Please don't hesitate to email us at reservations@canadianoutbackrafting with any other questions. Kind regards, Emily