1. Alpine Rafting – Provides rafting, biking, and hiking tours on the Kicking Horse River in Canadian Rockies. Tour and camping information, a photo gallery, and an inquiry form.
2. Azur Expeditions – On the Rouge River in Quebec. Includes equipment information, photos, prices and contacts. In French and English.
3. Big Canyon Rafting – Whitewater rafting on the Quesnel and Cariboo rivers in Central British Columbia.
4. Canadian Rockies Rafting Company – Rafting tours near Banff, Canmore and Calgary, Alberta. Float trips also available.
5. Chinook River Sports – Provides trips on six rivers. With information on adventures, youth programs, photo gallery, maps, river guides course, employment and contacts.
6. Columbia Rafting Adventures – Whitewater rafting, and scenic float trips on the Columbia River, and Toby Creek in the Canadian Rockies. Based in Windermere, British Columbia.
7. Destiny River Adventures Ltd. – Vancouver Island, British Columbia, whitewater rafting adventures for all ages and groups, scenic wildlife floats to whitewater splash.
8. Glacier Raft Company – On the Kicking Horse River near Banff National Park, BC. Provides river and trip information, photo album and contacts.
9. Kootenay River Runners – On the Kicking Horse and Columbia Rivers in the Canadian Rockies. Provides trip information, directions, online reservations, and contacts.
10. Kumsheen Raft Adventures – Whitewater rafting company offers paddle and power tours on the Thompson and Fraser rivers of British Columbia.
11. Mountain High River Adventures – Offering single, to multi-day rafting trips in the Canadian Rockies. Based in Fernie, British Columbia.
12. Mukwah Tours – Provides white water and rafting adventure trips in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Includes package descriptions, photos, itinerary and rates. Based in Drumheller, Alberta.
13. OWL Rafting – Offering raft excursions down the 12 km ‘Rocher Fendu’ rapids of the Ottawa River. Based in Forester’s Falls, Ontario.
14. Propulsion – Providing single, and multi-day rafting trips on the Rouge River in Quebec. Site in English, and French.
15. Rafting Montreal – Discover the Lachinre Rapids by raft or by jetboat. Near Montreal, free shuttle service available.
16. Rainbow Riders Adventure Tours – Whitewater rafting excitement on the Bow or Kananaskis Rivers in the Kananakis Country of Alberta. Close to Canmore and Banff.
17. REO Rafting – River rafting and adventure resort in British Columbia. Describes the rivers and vacation packages, provides profiles of guides, and information about guide school.
18. Stellar Descents Backcountry Adventures Ltd. – White water rafting. Company profile and information on services. Kaslo, British Columbia. On the Fraser River, near Mt. Robson.
19. Sunwolf Outdoor Centre – Offers riverside cabins, whitewater rafting on British Columbia’s Elaho River, and Bald Eagle viewing raft trips down the Cheakamus River. Provides information about the trips and accommodations. Located at the confluence of the Cheekye and Cheakamus rivers.
20. Wild Water Adventures – Half, and multi-day river rafting trips on the Kicking Horse River. Lake Louise, Alberta.

Typical Iceland tour Itinerary

Saturday: You’ll arrive at Keflavik Airport early Saturday, take the “Flybus” shuttle into Reykjavik where you’ll be met by your guide, who will get you to your guesthouse. You can rest or go exploring in the world’s most northerly capitol. We’ll give you a list of things to see in town and some restaurant suggestions for lunch and dinner on your own.

Sunday: Rafting the White River – Ever wonder where the word geyser came from? You’ll see a water spout, at the Geysir site this morning, and also see the River Hvita thundering through Gullfoss, the double Golden Falls. Then below Gullfoss, you’ll experience the River Hvita, in rafts and protective gear, and spend a few hours traveling through deep gorges and exciting rapids. You’ll spend the next three nights in a comfortable hotel in Hveragerdi, with a hot pot and good beds!

Monday: Walking through History and Sampling Some Water – After breakfast you’ll head to Thingvellir National Park. Here is the North Atlantic Ridge where the tectonic plates of Europe and North America are slowly spreading apart. This is the place where Iceland’s Parliament – the Althingi, considered the oldest representative government – met for hundreds of years. You’ll have a walking tour through the historical and geological sites, and of the geothermal area at Nesjavellir. You’ll have a choice between snorkeling in the clear waters around Thingvellir or kayaking. Then back to Stokkeseyri, for a Lobster Feast at a beach-side restaurant. .

Tuesday: Glacier Walk, Nature & Bird Life – Iceland’s South Coast will be your goal, today, as you visit impressive waterfalls, glaciers, and black sand beaches formed as lava makes its way to the sea. Then you’ll head to Solheimajokull glacier, get fitted out to spend two hours exploring its vast white expanse on foot. Pretty cool! You’ll have an Icelandic buffet at the hotel tonight.

Wednesday: Viking Horses and The Blue Lagoon – After breakfast, you’ll get to try some of the Iceleandic horses that have been in the fields everywhere! You’ll get helmet (and rain gear, if necessary) and the guides will give you a horse that’s good for your skill level- whether your a novice or experienced. You’ll enjoy an hour and a half on the soft grass and lava trails in the pretty river valley around the farm. After lunch, you’ll get to soak off the morning at the Blue Lagoon, one of Icelands most well known spots! You’ll spend the next two nights in Reykjavík. While here, only breakfast is included so as to give you the opportunity to visit some of the capital’s many interesting restaurants.

Thursday: Whale Watching & Mountain Bikes – The day begins with a 3 hour cruise that takes you in search of the whales and dolphins and seabirds of Iceland. Following the cruise, mountain bikes are ready for a journey into Heiðmörk, a beautiful wooded area not far from the capital. Then you can choose how to spend your last night of the tour.

Friday: Last Day – The morning will be free to explore Reykjavik to see museums, shops and galleries. Then the Flybus shuttle will return you to Keflavik International Airport for late afternoon departure, OR, if you’re very lucky, you can take on more of Iceland after meeting the Viking Challenge!

Web Site: icelandadventure.com

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