Canyoning is a very popular activity among groups of friends, they promote teamwork, promote self-confidence while providing fun and freshness. They are an adventure activity that attracts more and more people, being even one of the strongest points of active tourism.

The ravines are classified according to their scenic interest, verticality, technique and commitment in cases of increased flow. We find ravines without any technical difficulty other than the time of physical activity, which can vary from minimum approach and return, with a combination of transport, or accesses typical of a trekking route itself.

According to the passages that we find within the ravine, slides, jumps, projections and the complexity of the descent manoeuvres, may require a high technical level in terms of rope management. Even in friendly, “walk” ravines, it is important to know the risks of it as we expose ourselves to situations of danger in the event of torrential rain or stone falls.

And continuing in the line of descents, we have the “chute” of adrenaline par excellence, bungee jumping:

Free fall jumps from a bridge with a rope attached to the harness that will not slow your fall until it is fully elongated. We know it sounds like a cliché, but this is an experience to remove the hiccups from anyone. Very popular with groups, everyone wants to try on, and challenge the next one. But an experience like this, we recommend enjoying it calmly.

Obviously everyone is free to jump as they wish as long as they comply with our security measures, but the time of preparation is very personal, becoming a ritual worth enjoying.
Moreover, it is convenient to take a few seconds looking at the environment, because liberation transcends space, everything stops, and at the same time it is an emotion that flies by.