Explore the canyons of Savoie & Haute-Savoie
Discover the most beautiful canyons in Savoie and Haute-Savoie, with routes suited to all experience levels. Combining jumps, abseiling, natural water slides and refreshing water sections, enjoy a unique adventure surrounded by unspoilt nature.
Accompanied by Takamaka guides, enjoy a safe and friendly experience filled with unforgettable thrills, whether you're with family, friends or colleagues.
Canyoning Découverte - ANGON
A mountain river, pools of clear water and Lake Annecy below.
Intermediate Canyoning - ANGON
Six abseils, a dizzying atmosphere and slides to catch your breath.
Full Canyoning Descent - ANGON
Nine waterfalls to descend, total immersion and Lake Annecy as your finish line.
2. Canyoning ludique-TERNÈZE
Narrow gorges, pools to bounce between and water that accompanies you from start to finish.
Canyoning- PONT DU DIABLE
A narrow gorge, handline sections and jumps that get the adrenaline pumping.
The best canyoning routesin Savoie and Haute-Savoie
Looking for a refreshing adventure packed with excitement and thrills? Savoie and Haute-Savoie are home to some of the most spectacular natural sites in the Alps, making them the perfect places to discover canyoning. From abseiling down waterfalls and jumping into crystal-clear pools to sliding down natural water slides and navigating exciting water passages, every canyon offers a unique experience immersed in nature.
With Takamaka Lyon, set off to explore a variety of canyoning routes tailored to your preferences and experience level. Whether you're a beginner looking for your first adventure or an adrenaline enthusiast seeking an extra dose of excitement, our guided outings, led by professional instructors, invite you to discover the region's most beautiful canyons, surrounded by rivers, mountains and breathtaking Alpine scenery.
FAQ
Do you need previous canyoning experience?
No, no previous experience is required to try canyoning. Several routes around Annecy are specially designed for beginners, allowing you to discover the activity at your own pace. Your guide will accompany you every step of the way, adapting the pace and difficulty to suit the group's experience level.
Do you need to know how to swim?
You should be comfortable in the water to fully enjoy the activity. Some routes include swimming sections, jumps into natural pools and crossings through water. The equipment provided ensures your safety, but a basic level of confidence in the water is strongly recommended.
What equipment is provided?
Takamaka provides all the technical equipment needed for canyoning, including a wetsuit, helmet, harness and safety gear. All equipment is regularly inspected to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the activity.
All you need to bring is your swimsuit and a suitable pair of shoes.
Which canyon should you choose for your first experience?
Our introductory routes are ideal for beginners. They offer the perfect opportunity to discover all aspects of canyoning, including small jumps, natural water slides, swimming and easy abseiling sections.
These routes strike the perfect balance between adventure, fun and safety, all set in an exceptional natural environment.
Which canyon should you choose for an adrenaline-filled experience?
For thrill-seekers, our intermediate, full-length and Pont du Diable canyoning routes offer a greater challenge. Expect more impressive abseils, higher jumps and more demanding sections.
These routes offer an exhilarating sporting adventure in the heart of some of the most beautiful canyons in Savoie.
Can you go canyoning in winter?
Yes, some canyoning trips are available during the winter season. Equipped with a drysuit specially designed for colder temperatures, you can discover the canyons from a completely different perspective.
This unique experience allows you to enjoy a quieter natural environment and particularly spectacular scenery.
Is canyoning dangerous?
Like any outdoor adventure activity, canyoning requires following safety instructions and being supervised by qualified professionals. Takamaka guides have in-depth knowledge of the routes and adapt each itinerary to the current conditions and participants' experience levels.
With appropriate equipment and professional supervision, the activity can be enjoyed in the safest possible conditions.
What should you bring?
To take part in a canyoning trip, simply bring a swimsuit, a towel, a pair of closed-toe shoes that can get wet, and a change of clothes for after the activity.
We also recommend bringing some water and, depending on the weather, sunscreen or a warm layer for the journey back.