Can children of 7 years old participate in rafting?

According to the rules of most whitewater rafting or floating activities, children under 8-10 years old are generally not allowed to participate due to safety concerns. This is because young children may not have the physical strength and coordination to properly wear life jackets, follow instructions, and respond quickly in emergency situations.

However, this rule can vary depending on the specific activity provider, their equipment, and the type of water they operate in. Some floating activities specifically designed for younger kids might be available, such as calm-water floatation or inflatable rafting experiences that cater to families with young children.

It’s always best to check with the activity provider directly for their minimum age requirements and any specific guidelines or restrictions they may have before planning an adventure with your child.