Most of the rafting companies will require that you wear a life vest. These will help you stay a float if you go overboard (like I did). They key is to let the guide know that you can’t swim and sit towards the back of the boat. You can choose rafting routes that have a lower difficulty grade which will minimise your chances of getting popped out of the boat. If you do get knocked out of your boat, stay relaxed and you’ll be in calm waters soon enough. Happy Travels!

Many thanks for your kind words – be sure to share with your fellow wanderlust friends. It’s a shame that pictures don’t always do the location justice. Patagonia is one of those places you need to see with your own eyes.