You can float for hours through Canada's capital on this natural lazy river Travel
2.5-hour tour, operating since 2014, is where you'll get a family-friendly guided trip through the city on the Ottawa River. The rapids here are pretty chill, making it a great spot for almost everyone .Paddlers will get to body surf the lazy river, cliff jump, and drift past countless ecological and historic sights, including the Canadian War Museum and iconic Parliament Buildings. Tickets cost $94 per adult and $79 for youth.
Wilderness Tours also offers a myriad of white water experiences, ranging in intensity from a calm float to high-octane rapids.
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