





Launch into an unforgettable white water rafting adventure on the Tully River, flowing through World Heritage-listed rainforest in Tropical North Queensland. Famous for its relentless flow and wild Grade 3–4 rapids, this high-intensity experience is packed with action from the first drop to the last.
After a safety briefing, you’ll hit the water with expert guides and power through a nonstop sequence of surging rapids, roaring whitewater, and steep drops that keep the energy high. Between bursts of intensity, there are brief moments to regroup and take in the towering rainforest before the river kicks back into gear.
No experience needed—just a sense of adventure and readiness to get soaked. This is fast, fun, and fiercely memorable rafting on one of Australia’s most iconic rivers.
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Fantastic bucket list adventure
We had an amazing time white water rafting with Dan. His clear instructions & experience of the rapids made for an adrenaline packed afternoon where we always felt safe. Izzy’s safety instructions on the bus drive were outstanding too.
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Raging thunder down under is hands down one of the best tours you could embark on the region
An amazingly beautiful experience guided by welcoming and friendly operators with a wealth of knowledge sees you through tropical paradise and untouched rainforests with stunning waterfalls. Rafting with raging thunder gives you a thrill you won't forget.


Worth every cent! To call this a blast is an understatement.
Not going to lie! My initial thoughts on arrival at the pick-up point in Tully, were sceptical. In a word, it was ‘lacks’. I also didn’t feel as prepared as I could. Once on the bus, however, that all changed. Our host was informative and amusing. The team worked well together and had a fun spirit. To say we had a blast is an understatement. In the words of my 14-year-old daughter “that was the most fun and best experience of my life”. Thanks Raging Thunder.
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