Una National Park publishes this section as 15 km, with a rafting ride of 3–4 hours. It describes a forceful first part with rapids, falls and eddies, and difficulty that changes with the water level. The name helps you compare the actual outing instead of treating every Una departure as equivalent.
The published 3–4 hours is river time, not the time between leaving and returning to your room. Meeting, equipment fitting, briefing, transport and changing need their own space around it.
The park’s 2026 rules require organisers to provide a qualified skipper, the prescribed vessel registration, participant insurance and equipment including a life jacket, helmet and paddle. They also require a parent or guardian’s presence or written approval for minors. Ask the chosen provider to explain its arrangement for your party.
The park’s tariff says its water-activity ticket covers the permission fee for the named section, with equipment excluded. The 2026 decision also allows that water ticket to be used for the charged visitor areas on the day of the activity. This describes what the park ticket covers. Ask the provider what is included in the rafting package.
Follow the skipper’s briefing and wear the required equipment. The park prohibits alcohol during rafting. Strong currents can occur around rivers and waterfalls; your travel and medical cover should include the activity.