Ultima Packrafts Fleet
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We invite all packrafting enthusiasts to a friendly spring gathering on the Salza, the teacher river. You can look forward to: Friendly rafting on the Salza and possibly other rivers in the area, depending on the current water conditions. Useful packrafting tips, insights, and tricks. Evening storytelling around the campfire. Beer, barbecue, and so on... WHEN? On the first May holiday, May 7–10, 2026.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
From Pikovice and Stvořidla through spring Moldau, Doubrava and Lužnice, Steyr, Enns and Salza, summer fires on Moldau to Island, Lapland a final run on Otava.
Like every fall, we are selling off some of our rental packrafts in order to renew our fleet. Most of the packrafts have been used for one season and are all in excellent condition, with no dents or repairs. Ultima Tramp (blue-yellow) – CZK 18,490 (original price CZK 22,490) Ultima Eddy (black) – CZK 20,990 (original price CZK 24,990) Ultima Toronto (green)
Stay wild, be free
Adrenaline in the rapids, expeditions through the Lapland wilderness, or relaxation on the local rivers with small tramps. These are the stories of our packrafts.
We set off for Swedish Lapland at the end of August 2025 with the plan to combine two beautiful rivers, Vistasälven and Kaitumläven, into a logical packrafting route. You can find the travel article here. This detailed account serves as a sort of guide for those who would like to follow in our footsteps. What does the expedition entail? In full, it involves
Early in the morning, smoke is still rising from the fireplace. All it takes is a little stoking, blowing, and in a moment, tea is bubbling over the flames in a mess tin. Just a few steps away, a six-foot waterfall roars, turning red in the glow of the rising sun. For late summer in Swedish Lapland, we have been enjoying it unusually often for the tenth day in a row. And of course, we don't mind.
Or maybe in three days it will be over. On the national holiday of October 28, 2025, three days before the river was to be closed according to the conditions of the Šumava National Park, water finally came for the first time this year. The water gauge in Rejštejn climbed to 103 cm and just under 25 cubic meters that day. And so we set off. We left one car in Sušice by the swimming pool.
