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Canyoning

Canyoning at Pisia near Loutraki, Agios Loukas near Xylokastro, Inachos near Argos, the canyons and waterfalls of central Evia and the Neda waterfalls. Certified guides, full gear and routes from beginner to advanced.

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Canyoning takes you down a gorge on foot, by swimming, sliding and rappelling down rock walls and waterfalls on a rope. Our certified guides teach you how to rappel before the first descent and bring all the technical gear.

Where do we go canyoning?

  • Pisia, Loutraki: the closest canyon to Athens, about 1 hour 20 minutes away. It is a dry canyon with 8 rappels up to 15 metres, so you do not need to swim.
  • Agios Loukas, Xylokastro and Inachos, Argos: Agios Loukas is a wet canyon about 2 hours from Athens with 4 rappels up to 9 metres and 2 natural slides. Inachos on Mount Artemisio has longer rappels, up to 32 metres.
  • Evia waterfalls on Mount Dirfys: Agali for beginners, and Tsagaraki and Diaselo with up to 22 metre rappels for fitter groups.
  • Petali and Alimaxi, Evia: a canyon day that ends with a swim in the sea. Petali suits beginners and Alimaxi is advanced.
  • Neda waterfalls: near Zacharo in the western Peloponnese, a beginner-friendly canyon with 4 rappels, the tallest 35 metres.

Do you need experience?

No technical experience is needed on our beginner canyons. You need average fitness, comfort with heights and the ability to carry your own backpack. Wet canyons such as Agios Loukas and Neda require basic swimming. The minimum age is usually 12 to 14, and 12 at Neda.

What does a canyoning day look like?

Most days start with a short approach walk, followed by 3 to 4 hours in the canyon, depending on the route. The Neda trip is about 5 hours in total.

What is included?

Certified guides, a harness, a helmet, technical gear and safety equipment are included, with wetsuits on wet canyons. On most canyons a transfer from Athens is not included but can be arranged at extra cost. Bring water shoes or trainers with grip, swimwear, a towel, water, snacks and dry clothes.

When is canyoning season?

Spring and autumn are best for most canyons, when the water flows well. Neda runs from April to October, and Agios Loukas has water most of the year. Guides check the forecast and the water level before every trip.