A canyoner in helmet and wetsuit descending a rope beside a waterfall Down the river

Rafting with a brewery stop on the river

Subiaco

There is a craft brewery sitting on the bank of the Aniene, so this descent has a stop built into it: you get out, sit down with a beer, and get back in the boat afterwards.

How the day goes

  1. Into the raft at Subiaco, guide steering, on the gentle stretch.
  2. Downstream on easy water as far as the brewery's own piece of bank.
  3. Out for a beer or a soft drink and something to eat.
  4. Back in the boat to finish the run.

It is still a boat you climb in and out of on a riverbank, so wet feet come with it.

Where it is

Subiaco at its real position from Rome, with everywhere else we list behind it — so you can see how far out this one is.

Subiaco, and where it is from Rome Subiaco drawn at its real position relative to Rome, about 68 minutes by car. The faint dots are the other places we list, so you can see how far out this one is. 68 min Rome Subiaco

Open it where the roads are

Takes you to Largo Martiri di Cicchetti snc, 00028 Subiaco (RM), the address the operator publishes.

Getting there

Getting there, the comfortable way

  • 1 h 08drive from the middle of Rome
  • 73 kmeach way
  • Rent a car for the day

    The day stays yours: you leave when you want, stop where you want, and come back when the light goes.

    • You pick it up in Rome and drop it back in Rome
    • No timetable to build the day around
    • The stops on the way are the good part, and they need a car

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  • Have a driver take you — so you can actually drink

    Our pick for this one

    There is wine at the end of this one. Somebody else driving is not a luxury here.

    • Picked up where you are staying, dropped back there
    • No parking to find and no ZTL to worry about
    • Nobody has to stay off the wine

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Soft rafting on the Aniene

Five kilometres down the Aniene. Helmet and paddle included, shuttle to the start.

€25 per person

Books on viverelaniene.com

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A canyoner in the water of a canyon, helmet and wetsuit on Down the river

Power rafting on the Aniene

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Packrafting the Aniene solo

You paddle an individual inflatable kayak down the Aniene, with guides alongside.

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More down the river

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Urban rafting on the Tiber

Paddle under Castel Sant'Angelo and past Tiber Island, down the middle of Rome.

A sports club — you join them for the day

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Canyoning in the Sabina gorges

Forty-five minutes walking in, then two hours down the Fosso Ravi gorge.

€50 per person

Books on avventuristicandopark.com

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