Want to swap your beach towel for waterfalls, dives into the water, and natural slides? Good news: canyoning isn’t just for Koh-Lanta-style adventurers. With certified guides, professional gear, and routes tailored for beginners, even if you’re a bit nervous at first, you’ll soon find yourself enjoying it.
Hundreds of beginners have already given it a try… and not a single one turned back after the first abseil!
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Canyoning is kind of like a water park… but created by nature and a thousand times cooler. It’s where the rocks meet the vegetation, the water, and the silence of the mountains.
Why do we love exploring canyons so much?
Because it combines pushing your limits, the thrill of the void, a sense of freedom, and letting go… all while feeling like a child. And between you and me, gliding naturally down a river is more invigorating than a cup of coffee!
On the agenda:
Do you think you have to be a top-level athlete? Not at all! There are plenty of canyoning routes for beginners. They’re specially designed to be accessible, progressive, and closely supervised. No need to worry—just a hint of adrenaline to give you a boost (promise)!
The perfect course for a first-timer!
What's in store for you?
Perfect for groups of friends, bachelor and bachelorette parties, and those who still say, “I’ll think about it.”
We’d love to take you on a discovery tour of Angon and through the Chéran Canyon. No stress—it’s a relaxing trip—though you might feel your heart race a little!
A little more challenging… but still accessible to motivated beginners!
On the agenda:
The perfect way to create unforgettable memories without turning the outing into a boot camp.
Looking for something to do? The Pont du Diable Canyon! A varied route with nonstop action that’s perfect for both athletic beginners and thrill-seekers.
But what does a canyoning trip (really) involve? Here's a quick overview.
We'll outfit you from head to toe with high-quality gear:
You might look like a hyperactive eel, but you'll be really well protected.
Your guide explains:
No experience necessary: everything is clearly explained before you set off.
That’s where the magic begins—with jumps, swimming, rappelling, and slides… right in the heart of the (crazy) Alpine landscapes. And you can do it all at your own pace! If you’re hesitant about any obstacle, no problem: your instructor is there to guide you step by step and help you find solutions.
You'll leave with:
For canyoning—whether you're a beginner or not—all you need to bring is a swimsuit, shoes with good traction, a towel, and of course… a positive attitude!
Questions about our canyoning trips
You need to be comfortable in the water. You don't have to be an Olympic champion, but it's important to be able to float and move along at a leisurely pace.
Never. That’s THE biggest fear for beginners… and yet every jump can be avoided.
The guide always offers an alternative.
Canyoning is a supervised and safe activity when practiced with certified professionals. The routes are tailored to the group’s skill level, and the guides closely monitor the weather and water flow. Trips take place only when all safety conditions are met.
In the event of inclement weather or risks related to water flow, the outing may be canceled or rescheduled (credit valid for 12 months).
Sylvain L.
Canyoning Guide
Sylvain
Hi! Want to go canyoning? Let me know where you are, and I'll guide you to the canyon that's best for you.