The Best Level to Raft the Franklin River
Generally September through to early January and from mid March is when you can expect regular rainfall which is more rafting friendly.
The Best Level to Raft the Franklin River Read More »
Generally September through to early January and from mid March is when you can expect regular rainfall which is more rafting friendly.
The Best Level to Raft the Franklin River Read More »
The Tasmanian Wilderness satisfies an outstanding 7 out of 10 criteria for the UNESCO World Heritage List.
The Franklin River is UNESCO World Heritage Listed Read More »
“NO DAMS” was one of most significant successful environmental campaigns in Australian history
Timeline of the Franklin Dam Controversy Read More »
A few ‘arty’ shots captured on a typical February 10 day expedition
Franklin River Art Gallery Read More »
“I never read. I just look at pictures.”
― Andy Warhol
Photos of a Franklin River Rafting Trip in December Read More »
Watch an Echidna (or spiny ant eater) swim across Interlude creek.
Video Franklin River Amphibious Echidna Read More »
Spring (October till mid December) is our favourite time to raft the Franklin River.
Franklin River Rafting in Spring Read More »
Rafting the Franklin River has always been on my ‘I want to do that’ list.
Rafting the Franklin River has always been on my ‘I want to do that’ list. Read More »
This video showcases some of our favourite breath-taking scenery and exhilarating rapids that await you.
Franklin River Rafting Video – a Journey Through Nature Read More »
Water by Nature Tasmania is collaborating with Rebecca of Wild Yoga to offer an enhanced wilderness journey.
What better place to celebrate the Winter Solstice than on a remote river in South West Tasmania?
Packrafting the Franklin River in June Read More »
One thing we love so much about the Franklin River is that it is never the same for long.
What Difference a Little Rain Makes on a Franklin River Rafting Trip Read More »
10 days without a shower. 10 days without a toilet (I told you we left nothing behind).
Rafting the Franklin River – are we mad? Read More »
Powerful political symbol, demanding physical challenge, a deep well of tranquillity or …
Afloat On the Franklin: A River Rescued Read More »
.. when Paul mentioned he was thinking of rafting the Franklin. ‘We’ve always wanted to do that’
Three memorable ways to experience the UNESCO listed Tasmanian wilderness.
3 Ways to Explore Tasmania’s Wilderness Read More »
A collection of Tripadvisor reviews from our early days of rafting the Franklin River
Tripadvisor Reviews from our early days Read More »
Video of a Wedge-tailed Eagle soaring on thermals over the ‘Irenabyss’ or chasm of peace.
Video of a Wedge-tailed Eagle above the Irenabyss Read More »
“Thanks for a great trip, I had a fantastic time and found some muscles that I haven’t used for a long time.”
Franklin River Whitewater Rafting, Nov 22-28, 2015 Read More »