Watch: Kayaking down a volcano at speeds of over 60mph

About the Author: Emily Cave

Emily-Jane Cave is editor of Wired For Adventure magazine. When she's not hammering on a keyboard, she can be found dangling from a climbing harness or answering to cries of 'Muuuuum!!'. She loves big outdoors, a nice boot, tapas, wine, and anything orange. Her dream is to write a bestselling novel.
Published On: 6 April 2021
Categories: Inspire Me, Video

Is it’s a toboggan? Is it a boat? No, it’s just Spanish Kayaker Aniol Serrasolses at his insane best.

Watch him kayak down Chile’s snow-covered Villarrica volcano (2,847m), leaping over rocks and ridges at speeds of over 60mph, before hitting the water at the bottom and riding the churning rapids like a rubber duck.

Don’t miss the bit where he performs the world’s first waterfall double backflip either. You won’t believe this guy is for real. Check out Aniol in action below:

 

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