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Currently, the threshold is the most popular place for training of water tourists. You will be able to take part in a variety of extreme and not so, but definitely fun and interesting competitions, or simply enjoy swimming on the calm surface of the lakes. Water obstacles and lakes Vuoksi allow you to include many different disciplines in the team building program:
- Rafting - a team's rafting down the rapids on "rafts" - huge inflatable boats with an instructor, one of the most fun and exciting team building adventures. One raft can accommodate from 6 to 15 people (although the absolute record for raft capacity is about 60 (!) people, so the carrying capacity is sufficient with a large margin).
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- Inflatable kayak racing is a spectacular competition in which agility, courage and well-coordinated work of the crew play an important role.
- Riding on a lake on a jet ski or rodeo on a jet ski, when your task is simply to sit in the saddle while the instructor performs various tricks.
- For those who want maximum fun, a comic rafting along the threshold on inflatable rubber women can be added to the competition program. The task of the rafting is to swim through the rapids on an exotic craft, and at the same time not lose your friend.
In any case, no matter what you choose, you are guaranteed a huge amount of fun, sun, splashes and adrenaline!
White Water Rafting Video
Lower Sukhodolskoe Lake is one of the most convenient places for renting jet skis, which can be organized at the final part of the rafting if the finish is on the Greenvillage beach.
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Thank you for organizing our holiday, otherwise on Friday we were in such a hurry on the subway that I did not have time to thank you. Everything was amazing!
Eva
The place for rafting is the Losevsky rapids of the Vuoksa River. Vuoksa is one of the largest rivers in the Lake District in northern Europe, connecting two Great European Lakes - Saimaa (Finland) and Ladoga. The threshold appeared as a result of human activity to drain Lake Suwanto in 1857.