Explore the magic of the canyons and their turquoise waters

Canyoning

Canyoning is an outdoor sport that involves descending a watercourse, with flow varying depending on the season. With your guide, you'll discover different secure progression techniques: walking, swimming, jumping, or abseiling.

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For choosing a canyon, we invite you to call us for all information (conditions, weather, meeting locations and times). Depending on your level or experience, our team will suggest the best-suited activity. Our canyons range from family-friendly half-days accessible from age 7-8 (Balène, Bas-Jabron) to sporty, aquatic full days for the more experienced (Ferné, Estelié-Imbut) — there's something for every level.

Meeting points are set directly at the canyons' starting points. The GPS point along with a navigation map will be sent to your email.

Safety & Supervision

All our outings are supervised by guides holding a State Diploma (DE) or State Certificate (BE) in canyoning and/or climbing, issued by the French Ministry of Sports, with up-to-date mandatory training.

Our guides carry professional and civil liability insurance as well as individual accident coverage for clients, and all technical equipment provided meets CE safety standards.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know how to swim to go canyoning?

Yes, it is mandatory to know how to swim at least 25 meters and be able to submerge underwater. This is a required condition for every outing, whichever canyon you choose.

Which canyon should I choose to start with?

Balène, Bas-Jabron and Baudan-Baou are our "family" canyons, accessible from age 7-8 with no prior experience. For a first outing with friends with a bit more thrill, Samson and La Clue d'Artuby are excellent choices.

What happens in case of flooding or bad weather?

Your guide constantly monitors water levels and forecasts. If conditions aren't safe, the outing is rescheduled or an alternative is proposed, at no extra cost to you.