Moreno · Family
Germany We went canyoning in the morning and rafting in the afternoon. The welcome, briefing, and equipment were excellent. The transfer to the gorge in a modern VW van was perfectly organized. The briefing included a practice rappel at the gorge. It's also worth mentioning that the guides tried to remember the name of each participant, which made us feel even more personally looked after. I can't say exactly how long we were in the gorge because I completely lost track of time. It was so much fun! The time was perfect, though, because despite our very good wetsuits, it got a bit chilly towards the end, and we were glad to be back in the sun.
We then had a 1.5-hour lunch break before continuing with the rafting. We spent our lunch break next door eating burgers. However, you can also bring your own lunch and eat at the camp.
The length of the lunch break was perfect. At 1:30 p.m., the briefing for the rafting continued. In my opinion, the guides did a fantastic job. The organizers also catered for those who wear glasses or require medication. The rafting itself isn't "whitewater rafting," which isn't really the case given the river's layout. Nevertheless, the guides provided plenty of excitement, incorporating several swimming sections and a jump from a rock. During the stops, we encountered other operators and noticed that some of them, for example, didn't have full wetsuits. I imagine these participants didn't find the temperatures as comfortable as we did. So, to reiterate, the equipment was top-notch!
