Can I contribute to keeping the Meuse river clean? You can!
The Meuse is a rain river. This means that sometimes the water is very high and at other times very low. As a result, there is often litter left behind that the river brings along. There are regular clean-up actions on the banks of the Meuse, but in hard-to-reach places, the waste can accumulate. These places are no problem for rafters or kayakers. Think of islands or secluded beaches.
So, if you want to combine the pleasant with the useful and want to contribute to keeping our beautiful river beautiful, that is very welcome.
In collaboration with Rivierpark Maasvallei, Kajak Maasland offers its environmentally conscious customers a free Maas Cleanup Package. Companies, schools, groups, or individuals who choose this package will be provided for free with a grabber, garbage bag, and gloves for collecting litter. In this way, we make our beautiful river even more beautiful. You can leave the collected trash in the designated place afterwards. Simply indicate in our booking form that you would like to receive a Maas Cleanup Package.
You are looking for an extra challenge
You want to do something about the plastic soup in the seas (80 percent of it comes from rivers)
You simply want to do a good deed
You have a big heart for nature
You like to leave a place more beautiful than you found it
You want to return home with an extra good feeling
The fauna and flora already thank you!
Rent a bike along the Meuse? Discover these Kayak & bike packages
Kajak Maasland & Rafting joins forces with Bikebeerbeatsbus and offers 2 fun packages throughout the summer. From Thursday to Sunday, groups of 6 to 12 people can depart by kayak at 10 am or 2 pm from the Kayak departure point in Smeermaas.
Upon arrival, you can enjoy a delicious drink and snack. Subsequently, bicycles are ready (own bike or rental bike) to make a nice trip back. The option is available to then enjoy a nice tasting of local beers at our Bikebeerbeatsbus. Places are limited! Only in combination with the 8 km route.