We have classified the canyons into several ‘levels’.
These levels are always relative, as we are in a natural environment. The level of difficulty of the same canyon can vary according to the flow of the water. These levels are there to help you choose the canyoning that suits you best and to ensure you have a great time.
You can also consult us. We’ll guide you to the canyon that suits you best.
Family level canyoning:
This is the perfect way to share an unforgettable moment with your ‘little’ children. It’s perfect for young and old alike, who want to discover the activity without fear and in a fun way. The Capelli canyon is just like a ‘big one’, but with smaller obstacles.
The ‘All levels’ – ‘Intermediate’ canyon:
This is the ideal canyon for people who want to have fun while discovering a fun activity. We’ve equipped our canyons with the knowledge that some people don’t want to jump, abseil or slide. Don’t worry, there’s a second option for getting over the obstacle. The ‘all levels’ canyon is ideal for both the sporty and the contemplative. Designed for everyone, these outings will leave you with an unforgettable experience! The intermediate level is for people who are looking for the most difficult obstacles in an ‘All levels’ canyon, this is the canyon++.
The ‘Active Intermediate’ canyon:
This is a fairly long canyon trip. You don’t need to be an expert; we teach you the necessary techniques. The important thing is to be able to complete 5 to 6 hours of sporting activity. The descent of the Vecchio is a very sporting route because of its wild and difficult access. However, there are no compulsory obstacles: it is possible to jump from great heights, but all the jumps in the canyon can be avoided.
Above all, jumps and slides are NEVER compulsory in a canyon! On the other hand, you may have to use a rope to get over certain obstacles (zip line or abseil).
If you’re more of a contemplative type and not too daredevil, you can also go canyoning: you can enjoy the beauty of the canyon or accompany your family without worry. There are no major currents in the canyons we offer.
Canyoning is a water sport, so you’ll need to know how to swim.