Never tubed before? No issue
Thinking about tubing for the first time? This guide will provide you with everything you need to know for a successful tubing adventure near Austin. Enjoy the sun, water, and good company while creating memorable experiences!
What is Tubing?
Tubing is a leisurely water activity where you float down a river on an inflatable tube. It’s perfect for families, groups of friends, and tourists looking for a relaxing day outdoors. Tubing near Austin offers stunning scenery and a chance to unwind.
Planning Your Trip
- Duration: Expect your private tubing trip to last around six hours. This includes transportation to and from your hotel or Airbnb. You’ll spend approximately 3.5 hours floating on the river, depending on current conditions.
- Transportation: We provide a convenient pickup service. If your location is within 15 minutes of JW Marriott Austin, your transport is included at no extra charge. For locations further away, an extended travel fee may apply.
What to Bring
While you don’t need much, here are essentials to make your tubing experience enjoyable:
- Swimwear: Wear a swimsuit or clothing that you don’t mind getting wet.
- Sunscreen: Protect your skin with waterproof sunscreen. Reapply throughout the day.
- Footwear: Water shoes or flip-flops are ideal.
- Hydration: Bring water bottles to stay hydrated, especially on hot days.
- Snacks: Pack light snacks for energy while floating.
Gear Provided
When you book a private tubing trip, you won’t need to worry about gear:
- Tubes: We provide tubes for your entire group.
- Cooler Setup: Enjoy one complimentary cooler setup for every six people. This includes a cooler, ice, and a designated tube for your cooler.
Group Requirements
- Minimum Participants: We require at least eight participants for a private tubing trip on Saturdays. Only five are necessary for other days of the week.
- Pricing: For groups of six or more, the cost is $75 per person (plus tax and fees).
Safety Tips
- Stay Hydrated: Bring plenty of water and drink regularly to avoid dehydration in the sun.
- Use Sunscreen: Apply waterproof sunscreen before you start and reapply often to protect your skin.
- Supervise Children: Ensure that kids are always within reach and are wearing life jackets if needed.