moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to handle paddling and occasional maneuvering through rapids.
Ready for an exciting river adventure in Puerto Rico? Explore the thrilling Taino Section of the Añasco River with Action Whitewater for a private rafting trip filled with rapids, stunning scenery, and local wildlife.
Experience the thrill of the Taino Section Añasco River, one of Puerto Rico's premier whitewater rafting adventures offered by Action Whitewater. This private river experience takes you through Class II and III rapids surrounded by lush tropical scenery and vibrant wildlife. The Añasco River winds through limestone formations, dense forests, and picturesque valleys, creating moments of adrenaline and serene nature appreciation alike. Perfect for adrenaline seekers and nature lovers, this guided trip balances excitement and safety, as expert guides provide thorough instruction and support throughout the journey. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned paddler, the Taino Section offers an unforgettable escape into Puerto Rico’s natural beauty combined with a sense of cultural heritage tied to the indigenous Taíno people. Along the way, you’ll have chances to spot native birds and aquatic life, enhancing the connection to this unique ecosystem. The experience concludes with time to relax by the riverbank, making it ideal for friends and families seeking a private adventure that blends action with peaceful moments. Action Whitewater ensures all equipment is top-notch and tailored for your comfort, making it a hassle-free day of adventure. Book your trip to discover one of the island’s best kept outdoor secrets and enjoy a refreshing, fun-filled day on the water.
Opt for synthetic fabrics that dry quickly to stay comfortable when wet.
Use waterproof cases or dry bags to protect your phone and camera from water damage.
Pay close attention to the guide’s instructions to navigate rapids safely.
Protect your skin with eco-friendly sunscreen to safeguard the river’s ecosystem.
The Añasco River area was once home to the Taíno people who used the river for transportation and fishing.
Local guides emphasize catch-and-release fishing practices and minimizing waste to protect the river’s ecosystem.
A life jacket is mandatory for safety and is provided by the outfitter.
Lightweight, fast-drying clothes keep you comfortable and prevent chafing during the trip.
summer|spring|fall specific
Secure, closed-toe shoes protect your feet and provide traction on wet surfaces.
Keeps your valuables and electronics dry throughout your river adventure.