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River Bugs Edinburgh

£65 per person

Experience one of New Zealand’s wildest water sports— now in Scotland. Straight from the adventure capital of the world, River Bugs are the latest adrenaline- filled activity to hit the UK. Invented by the thrill- seeking Kiwis ( the same minds behind bungee jumping), River Bugs offer a unique and unforgettable white- water experience.

What Are River Bugs?

River Bugs are one- person inflatable crafts , shaped like oversized armchairs and designed for white- water fun. With thick padding and buoyant chambers, they let you bounce off rocks and navigate rapids with ease— offering a thrilling, low- impact alternative to traditional rafting.

The Experience

Available year- round on the River Tummel ( Pitlochry) and River Tay ( Aberfeldy)

Guided by experienced instructors who’ll teach you to:

Navigate rapids

Catch eddies

Surf standing waves

Perform spins and pirouettes

All equipment provided, including webbed gloves for extra control

Ideal for lower summer river levels— no need to wait for rainfall to get your adventure fix

Maximum group size: 22 participants ( 22 river bugs available)

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