Canoe and kayaking in Cuando river

As you make your way further downstream the Cubango river and more major tributaries discharge their waters into it, the river gets wider and wider, with a steadier, slower water flow which will allows you to paddle more and cover more ground doing a mean distance of 25km a day on the river. On the other hand, a slower water flow implies more paddling and energy input from the team members, resulting in bigger exhaustion at the end of the day . However, you can still come across a few rapids!

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In June 2016, two man team completed the first ever source-to-mouth expedition along the Kwanza River in Angola. They used a 40 year-old foldable wooden kayak that we paddled and carried along the 1,300km journey.