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In canyoning, you follow a canyon from top to bottom: hiking, climbing, swimming, and rappelling. Depending on the tour, there may also be optional jumps and slides. Along the way, you’ll encounter waterfalls, smooth rock faces, and clear pools of water.

Canyoning takes place in natural, sometimes alpine terrain and is not without risk. That’s why I plan each tour based on the weather, water levels, and the group’s abilities. Small groups, appropriate gear, and clear instructions help reduce risks.

You’ll be booking exclusively for yourself and your group—no other guests will join you. I lead only one tour per day. This allows time for personalized attention, learning together, and treating nature with respect.

Yes. My basic tours feature short approaches and moderate physical and technical challenges. Beginners who are in good physical shape can also start with a Pro Tour. You don’t need any prior experience—we’ll practice the necessary basics together.

For a basic tour, you should be fit enough to handle a roughly two-hour hike in the mountains and be able to move confidently on uneven terrain. Pro and Expert tours require more stamina. If you have any physical limitations, please let me know in advance. Then we can discuss which tour is suitable for you before you book.

Yes, for my water-based tours, you should definitely know how to swim. Depending on the canyon, there may be sections where you’ll need to swim. A wetsuit is no substitute for swimming skills. If you’re unsure, please talk to me about it before booking.

Jumping and sliding are optional on my guided tours. We’ll discuss an alternative, such as rappelling. However, rappelling sections may be a fixed part of the tour itinerary. Let me know ahead of time if anything makes you uncomfortable.

Bring your swimwear and a towel. A form-fitting synthetic performance shirt can provide extra warmth.

I'll provide you with your personal canyoning gear: a wetsuit, neoprene socks, canyoning shoes, a helmet, and a harness with belay and rappelling equipment.

If you need medications such as insulin or asthma inhalers, please bring them with you and discuss this with me beforehand. That way, we'll have everything we need with us during the tour.

We'll discuss in person which tour is right for your child. In addition to age, swimming ability, physical fitness, and sure-footedness are also key factors. When you send your inquiry, please let me know your children's ages and their previous experience.

Rain alone does not mean the tour will be canceled. The decisive factors are weather conditions, water levels, and precipitation in the gorge’s watershed. In the event of thunderstorms, heavy rain, or unsuitable water levels, the planned tour will not take place. If possible, we will choose a different gorge. Otherwise, we will work together to find a new date.

Please let me know your preferred date, the number of participants, and your previous canyoning experience, if any. During a personal preliminary consultation, we’ll discuss the tour level and region. You’ll then receive a quote. Your booking becomes binding once you confirm via email. After that, you’ll receive the invoice.