Rafting in Dagali near Geilo, Norway
Have fun on the best Norwegian river
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Take with you
A big towel, shower gel, swimming suit to have under the neoprene. If you want to feel extra warm, take also thermal/woolen underwear (both leggings and T-shirt) and thermal/woolen socks.
Quality outfit
Skilled guides
Snack included
Hot shower
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(+47) 906 22 675
Rafting Prices & Schedule
| 2025 | Price per person (NOK) | |
|---|---|---|
| Family Rafting | Adults | 870 |
| Children (8 - 17 years) | 750 | |
| Classic Rafting | Participant (from 12 years) | 1090 |
| FULL ON Rafting | Participant (from 15 years) | 1260 |
Equipment, guide & safety talk, snack and transport to the river is included in the price.
| Season | Rafting |
|---|---|
| 22.5. - 21.6.2026 | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. 10:00 + 14:00 |
| 22.6. - 30.8.2026 | Every day 10:00 + 14:00 + 17:00 |
| 31.8. - 13.9.2026 | Fri. + Sat. + Sun. 10:00 + 14:00 |
Your safety is crucial for us!
| Guide | Courses, education | Professional experience | First Aid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vojtech Hejtmanek | - Whitewater Leader and Whitewater Rescue Technician, Charles university in Prague, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, by Phdr. Petr Novotný Ph.D. IRF instructor - RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician | - Numedalslågen, Dagali, Norway (since 2010) - Dagali Fjellpark (since 2014) - Intensive kayaking experience around the world (since 2005) - The co-autohor and cameraman of Kayaking Simple and Safe (Instructional DVD for kayakers) | - Norsk Grunnkurs i Forstehjelp – The Norwegian Red Cross – first aid course - RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician |
| Rajip Tripathi | - Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2022 - International Rafting Federation (IRF) Level 5 Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2017 - Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2009 | - Raft Guide, Adrenaline Rush, 2010 - 2012. - T.L. Raft Guide and Canyon Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2013 - 2016 - Japan - 2016 - Iceland - 2017 - Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2018 | - W.F.A.R. (80 hours), Initiative outdoor, 2020 - W.F.A. (16 hours), Redcross (2014-207) |
| Bharat Gurung | - Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2020 - Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2013 | - Guiding since 2011 - T.L Raft Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2012 - 2017) - Japan - 2017 - Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2018 | - Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Sanu Gurung | - Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2019 - Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2017 - International Rafting Federation (IRF), Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2015 | - Guiding since 2005 - India - 2005, 2006 - Turkey - 2011 - Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2021 | - Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Rupesh Shrestha | - River Guide Training N.A.T.H.M. 2017 - White Water Rescue Technician, Rescue 3 International 2021 - Canyoning Guide Level 1, Canyon Guides International 2022 | - Guiding since 2015 - India and Nepal 2015 - 2024 Raft Guide, Trip Leader, Safety Kayak - Numedalslågen since 2025 | - Outdoor First Aid - White Water Specific (2016) - First Aid and AR/CPR Training Course - Nepal Red Cross Society (2019) - First Aid and AR/CPR Training Course - Nepal Red Cross Society (2022) |
| Roshan Lama | - Whitewater Rescue Technician Instructor – Rescue 3 International, 2025 - Whitewater Rescue Technician Advanced / Vertical & Night Rescue Rescue 3 International, 2024 - Canyoning Guide Level II Conditional – Canyon Guide International - Whitewater Rescue Technician Professional Rescue 3 International, 2022 - Raft Guide / Trip Leader Level II – Swiss Outdoor Association - Whitewater Rescue Technician Professional Rescue 3 Europe - Raft Guide / Safety Craft / Trip Leader Grade 4 – IRF - Raft Guide / Safety Craft Grade 4/5 – IRF | - Guiding since 2010 - India and Nepal 2010 - 2015 - Switzerland 2016–2019 Trip Leader, Safety Kayaker - Nepal Himalayan Outdoor Project 2024, Organizing and Guiding - Iceland 2021–2024 - Austria 2025 Senior raft guide | - Wilderness Advanced First Aid – Himalayan Medics - Wilderness First Aid Responder – Himalayan Medics - First Aid / AR / CPR – Nepal Red Cross Society |
| Guide | Courses, education | Professional experience | First Aid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vojtech Hejtmanek | – Whitewater Leader and Whitewater Rescue Technician, Charles university in Prague, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, by Phdr. Petr Novotný Ph.D. IRF instructor – RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician | – Numedalslågen, Dagali, Norway (since 2010) – Dagali Fjellpark (since 2014) – Intensive kayaking experience around the world (since 2005) – The co-autohor and cameraman of Kayaking Simple and Safe (Instructional DVD for kayakers) | – Norsk Grunnkurs i Forstehjelp – The Norwegian Red Cross – first aid course – RESCUE 3 WRT – Whitewater Rescue Technician |
| Rajip Tripathi | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2022 – International Rafting Federation (IRF) Level 5 Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2017 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2009 | – Raft Guide, Adrenaline Rush, 2010 – 2012. – T.L. Raft Guide and Canyon Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2013 – 2016 – Japan – 2016 – Iceland – 2017 – Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2018 | – W.F.A.R. (80 hours), Initiative outdoor, 2020 – W.F.A. (16 hours), Redcross (2014-207) |
| Bharat Gurung | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2020 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2013 | – Guiding since 2011 – T.L Raft Guide, Paddle Nepal, 2012 – 2017) – Japan – 2017 – Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2018 | – Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Sanu Gurung | – Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Rescue 3 International, 2019 – Raft Guide, N.A.T.H.M., 2017 – International Rafting Federation (IRF), Raft Guide Trip Leader, 2015 | – Guiding since 2005 – India – 2005, 2006 – Turkey – 2011 – Guiding on Numedalslågen since 2021 | – Wilderness First Aid, 24-hour, Initiative Outdoor, 2020 |
| Rupesh Shrestha | – River Guide Training N.A.T.H.M. 2017 – White Water Rescue Technician, Rescue 3 International 2021 – Canyoning Guide Level 1, Canyon Guides International 2022 | – Guiding since 2015 – India and Nepal 2015 – 2024 Raft Guide, Trip Leader, Safety Kayak – Numedalslågen since 2025 | – Outdoor First Aid – White Water Specific (2016) – First Aid and AR/CPR Training Course – Nepal Red Cross Society (2019) – First Aid and AR/CPR Training Course – Nepal Red Cross Society (2022) |
| Roshan Lama | – Whitewater Rescue Technician Instructor – Rescue 3 International, 2025 – Whitewater Rescue Technician Advanced / Vertical & Night Rescue Rescue 3 International, 2024 – Canyoning Guide Level II Conditional – Canyon Guide International – Whitewater Rescue Technician Professional Rescue 3 International, 2022 – Raft Guide / Trip Leader Level II – Swiss Outdoor Association – Whitewater Rescue Technician Professional Rescue 3 Europe – Raft Guide / Safety Craft / Trip Leader Grade 4 – IRF – Raft Guide / Safety Craft Grade 4/5 – IRF | – Guiding since 2010 – India and Nepal 2010 – 2015 – Switzerland 2016–2019 Trip Leader, Safety Kayaker – Nepal Himalayan Outdoor Project 2024, Organizing and Guiding – Iceland 2021–2024 – Austria 2025 Senior raft guide | – Wilderness Advanced First Aid – Himalayan Medics – Wilderness First Aid Responder – Himalayan Medics – First Aid / AR / CPR – Nepal Red Cross Society |
Safety talk
You get an easy-to-follow safety talk before you go rafting.
Experienced in-raft guide
There is an experienced guide on each raft throughout the whole trip.
Quality equipment
Quality equipment will keep you warm and safe.
Safety routines
We follow strict safety routines!
You ask about rafting in Dagali
Yes. The guide is responsible for the raft on the river. The guide is on the raft throughout the whole trip. 1 guide per 1 raft.
Participation in the activities is not allowed for person who:
- can not swim (does not apply to Family Rafting)
- is under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicants
- is pregnant
- is outside age / height / weight requirements*
- have heart / lung problem
- have other preexisting injuries or disorders.
And generally a person who can not paddle (eg with a broken arm).
*Requirements:
- The limit for family rafting is 8 years or 120 cm.
- The limit for classic rafting is 12 years or 140 cm.
- The limit for FULL ON rafting is 15 years.
- Recommended limit for classic canyoning is 14 years and weight under 120 kg.
- The limit for extreme FULL ON canyoning is 16 years and weight under 120 kg.
Family – everybody get paddles. You can use them, but it is not needed.
Classic – everybody get paddles. You should use them, but it is not needed.
FULL ON – everybody get paddles. Paddle or swim!
You borrow certified neoprene wetsuits, helmet, life jacket, neoprene shoes, and jacket and gloves when it is cold.
We offer 3 thicknesses of neoprenes: 3, 5 and 6 mm.
We use modern, high quality river rafting equipment that we inspect thoroughly before each trip.
Yes. Nothing in the world is more likely.
Yes. But the water that flows into the neoprene flows out again. It is therefore safer than dry neoprene.
Important medicaments, for example for asthma and diabetes, are gathered by the guide at the beginning of the trip, placed in a waterproof first aid kit, which is in the raft.
In-raft guides are trained to take you safely down the river.
The overall risk level on a rafting trip using proper precautions and the right equipment is low. Thousands of people safely enjoy rafting trips every year.
The rafting trip participants sign that:
- they have been acquainted with the safety rules
- the trip is on their own risk
- they will always listen to the guide
- that photos and video from the trip may be used by Dagali Fjellpark for promotion.
No, and it is not even necessary. Rafting in Norway, it is an adventure in drinkable river water!
It is better to wear contact lenses for rafting. But we can also handle glasses (fasten them with tape).
Yes, our photographer takes pictures. At the end of the trip, you can buy the photos. You get them all on a USB flash drive, which costs 250 kr.
That is not a problem but we will be sad. The bus is following along. You may leave the raft and hop on the bus at several prearanged stops and meet the group again at the end of the trip.
Enjoy the best rafting in Norway according to your needs with Dagali Fjellpark.
Yes. If needed, our female or male guide may assist your child with the gear changing in changing room.