Hydrospeed or Whitewater Swimming in Switzerland
Experience Pure Adrenaline on Swiss Rivers
Hydrospeed or white water swimming; you ride down the river using a dedicated hydrospeed float. As a result, you experience the river at w;ater level. If you crave action, this activity fully satisfies you. However, you must be a strong and confident swimmer. Therefore, good fitness is essential for maximum enjoyment. In return, you enjoy powerful and authentic sensations. In Western Switzerland, two rivers are perfect for hydrospeed. First, the Viège between Stalden and Visp offers thrilling rapids. Second, the Sarine in Pays d’Enhaut delivers unforgettable moments.
An Extreme Sport Born in France
Hydrospeed begins in France over 20 years ago. Originally, it is called whitewater swimming. Since then, it attracts extreme sports enthusiasts in Switzerland. Unlike rafting, you face the current individually. Consequently, sensations feel stronger and more direct. You surf waves and play with eddies. Thus, you fully feel the river’s raw power.
Full Equipment for Optimal Safety
For Hydrospeed or white water swimming, you wear a neoprene wetsuit, jacket, and neoprene boots. Additionally, a helmet protects your head effectively. The float is lightweight and highly maneuverable. It is made from durable PVC or reinforced polystyrene. Therefore, you stay protected from impacts. Finally, no long training is required. You quickly enter the rapids with professional supervision. Book your hydrospeed adventure in Switzerland today.
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Hydrospeed in PAYS D’ENHAUT – THE SARINE – SAANEN-ROUGEMONT – From CHF 126.00
CHF 126.00Hydrospeed on the Sarine, a sport that takes your hair off
Between Saanen and Rougemont, hydrospeed on the Sarine offers 4 km of pure action.
Hydrospeeding on the Sarine is an action-packed, emotionally-charged course with the added bonus of adrenaline rushes. Located in the Pays d’Enhaut region, this course from Saanen to Rougemont will delight white-water swimmers. Narrow passages between the rocks, you use all your energy to propel yourself through the currents. You are in the company of your guide and in complete safety. Whitewater swimming requires good swimming skills and good physical condition. Hydrospeeding on the Sarine in the canton of Vaud is an experience that sportsmen and women should try at all costs. First of all, you’ll be equipped with a wetsuit and a very thick neoprene jacket. But also neoprene booties, fins and a helmet. You sail with your head close to the water thanks to your float; you can start playing with the currents.
Swissraft also offers a number of other courses in addition to the one on the Sarine River.
