WHAT WE WILL DO?

During a basic canyoning course, guides will cover a range of key topics, including:

1. Introduction to canyoning: Information will be provided on the origin and history of canyoning, as well as on the different types of canyons and the geological characteristics that distinguish them.

2. Safety and Equipment: Basic safety measures will be covered, such as the use of helmets, harnesses, ropes and safety devices.

3. Movement Skills: Specific movement techniques used in canyoning, such as walking, jumping, swimming and sliding, will be presented. Participants will learn to correctly manage the different situations that may arise during the excursion.

4. River Reading: You will be taught how to evaluate water flow, hydrology and weather conditions to make informed decisions when canyoning.

5. Descent Techniques: Participants will learn the basics of descents, including the installation and correct use of technical equipment. The different descent techniques and recovery methods will be explained.

6. Emergency Management: Information will be provided on first aid procedures and dealing with any emergency situations during the canyoning excursion.

7. Ethics and conservation: Emphasis will be placed on the importance of respecting the natural environment, flora and fauna during canyoning activity.

The basic canyoning course can vary in length, but usually takes place in a controlled environment, such as a gym or canyon suitable for beginners. It is important to underline that canyoning is an activity that requires adequate training and the acquisition of progressive experience over time.

Taking a basic canyoning course is a great way to start exploring this exciting outdoor activity in a safe and responsible way, under the guidance of qualified instructors.