Surviving Class 6 Rapids In Zimbabwe, Africa (with Talek Nantes) | 14

What would you do if... while white water rafting on class 6 rapids in Zimbabwe, your raft hits a rock and tips over? Suddenly you find yourself choosing between letting go of the raft and drowning or breaking your arm making it difficult to swim.  About The Guest(s) Talek’s blog was created to inspire your travels and to explore experiences in interesting locations. What she brings you are thoughts on how to immerse yourself in local culture, food, history and people. Website: Travels With Talek Resources. Tips & Tricks: International scale of river difficulty Class 6 Rapids (Extreme and Exploratory Rapids) are rarely attempted and often exemplify the extremes of difficulty, unpredictability and danger. The consequences of errors are severe and rescue may be impossible - Wikipedia As a result Class 6 Rapids are pretty much illegal world wide. Research the tour organization providing the rafting experience. Look for reviews and compare outfitters. Visit the local tourism bureau/office and mention that you want to go rafting and ask them to recommend a reputable company. Related Blog Posts, Podcast Episodes & Books: WHITE WATER RAFTING ON THE ZAMBEZI RIVER: THE SCARIEST THING I’VE EVER DONE - Travels With Talek Sponsors: Toronto Bloggers Collective (Toronto Based Facebook Group)Website | Facebook Group GPSmyCity Blog Post & App Articles Standard Luggage Blog Post | Buy Now SquadCast - Tool for recording remote podcast interviews Website