Provence

Canyoning

Our most recommended Provence Canyoning

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  1. From Nice: The Grand Canyon of Europe & its Lavender Fields

  Leave the coast and enjoy a beautiful drive through the Gorges du Loup with its 40 meter high waterfall. Stop in Castellane, gateway to the Gorges of the Verdon, nestled at the foot of its famous rock. Drive along the Verdon river, named after its startling turquoise-green color, up to the canyon which is considered to be Europe’s most beautiful. Enjoy the spectacular and breathtaking views overlooking the ravine which is up to 700 meters deep. Stop in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France which is known for its rich history in ceramic craftsmanship. Take time to enjoy a lovely meal and a stroll.

  Natan the french driver was an amazing professional and person to spend these long day tour!helping everybody with the picts and explaning the places and about France!was a pleasure to spend the day with such a professional person and the group was really nice as well!thank you for all and specially Natan!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, Italy, 8/12/2021
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  2. Aix-en-Provence: Verdon Canyon & Moustiers-Sainte-Marie

  Enjoy a scenic full-day tour of the picturesque Verdon Canyon, departing from Aix-en-Provence by air-conditioned minibus. Meet your guide at the Tourist Information Center of Aix, and set off on a lovely drive through the dramatic splendor of the Grand Canyon du Verdon. Stop en route at Manosque for a guided tour of the L' Occitane factory, famous for its cosmetics using local flowers and plants. Cross the Valensole plateau, which is especially spectacular when the lavender fields are in full bloom (mid June to mid July). Head to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, famous for its earthenware workshops, and enjoy some free time for lunch on your own. Continue to the Verdon Gorges of the Verdon River for breathtaking views of the lake of Sainte-Croix. Stop for some free time on the beach before driving back to Aix-en-Provence via the enchanting village of Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon.

  Interesting tour with fantastic views. Wld b better if the lavenders are still in bloom

  Reviewed by Guan Hong, 9/24/2015
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  3. From Nice: French Riviera and Provence Day Trip

  Depart Nice and head to the elegant seaside resort of Antibes to marvel at the luxury yachts in Europe's largest marina at Port Vauban on arrival. Continue along the coast road to the famous town of Cannes. Follow in the footsteps of the rich and famous at the Promenade de la Croisette. Admire the handsome buildings on the seafront, including the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès where the Cannes Film Festival is held. Next, go to the beautiful village of Saint-Paul de Vence to see the historic ramparts that encircle the charming alleys, and then join the locals on the main square of the Grande Fontaine. Get some free time for lunch before going to the stunning Gorges du Loup in the mountains of Provence. Explore the medieval village of Gourdon, perched on a cliff overlooking the valley of the River Loup. End with a visit to the town of Grasse, where you can learn more about the hist...

  Do not expect tours with informative guides. If you book an English speaking tour, in France, the English skills will be very basic. Expect bus drivers with some scant knowledge

  Reviewed by Jacky, 9/11/2019
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  4. From Nice: Verdon Gorge Full-Day Tour

  Start your full-day shared group or private tour with a pickup from your accommodation in Nice and admire the famous Promenade des Anglais as you depart the city. With your guide, travel first to Castellane, a quintessentially-French, cultural village at the gates of the famous Verdon Gorge, and classified as a "city of character". Visit its ancient ramparts, and three listed monuments, including St. Victor's Church, the Clock Tower, and the Pentagonal Tower. Continue to the charming village of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France and part of the phenomenal Verdon Natural Regional Park. From here, make sure to snap pictures of the idyllic Provence setting complete with lavender fields, panoramic views of the surrounding rocky mountains, and the blue waters of the Lake of Sainte-Croix, the third largest lake in France. Finally, return to your a...

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  5. La Ciotat: Trou Souffleur Dry Canyoning Guided Tour

  Embark on a guided descent into the Trou Souffleur dry canyon in the Cap Cannaille cliffs. Climb down into the canyon amid the sound of waves crashing against the cliffs. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the national park as you prepare to descend into the unique environment of the canyon. Head down into the canyon using climbing equipment. Take in the sight and sound of the sea crashing into the rock formations when you reach the bottom of your descent. Learn about this fascinating environment and take an unforgettable climb into Trou Souffleur canyon on this tour from La Ciotat.

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  6. La Ciotat: Half-Day Trou Souffleur Canyoning Adventure

  Explore the dry canyon of the Trou Souffleur on a half-day tour with a qualified instructor. Meet your instructor/guide at the meeting point for a safety briefing and instructional session. You will then have plenty of time to put on your equipment and get it checked before getting started. Enjoy a fun-filled adventure as you abseil or rappel down the waterfalls and grow in confidence. Admire the surrounding nature and learn about the protected environment from your guide.

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  7. Provence: Verdon Gorge Private Tour

  Discover the amazing natural beauty of Provence as you explore hidden villages and enjoy the scenic views of the Verdon Gorge. Start your adventure along the Napoléon road until your first stop at Castellane, a medieval village and site of pilgrimage, known as the “Gateway to the Verdon Gorge”. From here, step into the heart of the Verdon Gorge and experience the towering peaks, the emerald-green river, and the breathtaking panorama surrounding you. Continue along the Gorges road and arrive at Sainte Croix’s lake, a serene turquoise lake that feeds from the Verdon River. Next, uncover the picturesque medieval town of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, nestled among the rocky peaks. Here, explore the winding, medieval streets and even browse the locally crafted ceramics and pottery. As you stroll through this historical village, your friendly local guide will tell you interesting facts and anecdo...

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  8. From Nice or Cannes: Verdon Gorge and Lavender Fields

  Explore the natural wonders of the French countryside on a guided tour to the Verdon Gorge. Admire spectacular views and visit nearby villages for an unforgettable experience. Depart from Nice or Cannes in the morning and head for the Gorges du Loup. Make a stop here for incredible views of the waterfall. Continue along the road to Castellane, the entrance of the Verdon Gorge. Take time to explore this charming village, famous for its picturesque chapel built on a rock overlooking the village below. Finally, come to the Verdon Gorge, the Grand Canyon of Europe at 700 meters high. Visit the spots that offer the best panoramic views across the canyon - perfect for photos. Next stop: Moustiers Sainte Marie. Visit this scenic village built along the lake of Sainte Croix. Enjoy free time here to explore the winding streets, and have some lunch. Then, if in season, head to the beautiful l...