Canyoning

On Water

Canyoning is an adventurous outdoor sport that involves exploring canyons by descending waterfalls, climbing, swimming, and sliding down natural rock formations. Participants use ropes and climbing equipment to safely navigate through narrow, rugged landscapes. It’s a thrilling way to experience nature’s beauty while challenging your skills.

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FAQs (EN)

  • Can anyone try canyoning?
    Canyoning is suitable for most people, but you should be in good health and comfortable with physical activities like walking, climbing, and swimming. Some tours have age or fitness restrictions, so check with the operator before booking.
  • How long does a canyoning tour last?
    A typical canyoning tour lasts between 3 to 6 hours, depending on the canyon and the tour package. Some tours may include multiple canyons, and longer trips can last up to 8 hours or more.
  • Do I need to swim when canyoning?
    You should know how to swim a little. But don’t worry — a life jacket will be provided by the service provider.

Fundamentals (EN)

  • Hydraulic Hazard (Recirculating Current)
    A hydraulic is a powerful water current that circles back on itself, like in plunge pools. It can trap a person underwater. Advanced canyoners must learn to identify and avoid them.
  • Pendulum Traverse
    A pendulum traverse is a controlled swing during rappel to reach another part of the canyon. It needs good rope setup and body control. Used to cross waterfalls or reach ledges.
  • Rebelay
    A rebelay is a second anchor point set during a long rappel. It changes the rope angle and reduces rope friction or avoids obstacles like ledges or waterfalls.

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