Cagayan River Rafting

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Welcoming summer at the river.  Cagayan is eight hours away from Davao City.  The bus interval is tricky so to be sure,  be with someone who is somewhat obsessive-compulsive with schedules.
The river, btw, is an hour away from the town center.  There are many white water rafting companies around the area, you wouldn’t have a hard time finding one.  But, please, book before you leave Davao. We chose Kagay White Water Rafting.

White water rafting usually comes with a waiver stating if you fall and split your head open, it’s your own fault.  It’s not as if they invited you, you came into your own accord and paid them (Php 1ooo/person) to take you to the river.  They will provide you with life vests though, so be sure to take advantage of it.  Swim, play, and even claw your way amongst the rapids.  Life vests are for the living, so jump into the still waters.  You won’t need them when you are dead —dead bodies float on their own.

It’s not that dangerous, really. The worst thing that could happen is that you choose the wrong friends and you’re stuck in the middle of the water with people who don’t know how to have fun.

the calm before the storm

There are about 24 rapids in this course

There are still waters in between rapids where you jump off the boat and swim

Activity starts around 7am and ends at 2pm. Bring chips!
To book your own adventure, here’s Kagay’s FB Page.

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