09 Mar 2023
BLUF: We had a super fun time, it was well organized, and a good value. They don't provide a ton of detail upfront, so I'll provide it here:
-You will first be shuttled to their building with lockers, toilets, and showers. This is where you collect the canyoning gear and lock up your personal items.
-You are then shuttled to the starting point where you first have a how-to and safety overview. It's quick, but enough. I will say that some of their harnesses are very worn and should be replaced soon. I recommend checking yours and asking for a different one if you are not comfortable with it.
-You then start the canyoning. It goes very quickly as they are running a smooth operation. We felt safe the entire time. You are deep within a canyon that is a special place to be with really cool scenery.
-You will get WET (and stay wet). Chacos were the right call for footwear for us. We had a nice day but I could see how it could be a bit chilly under different conditions.
-There's 4 or 5 canyoning points that are also zipline-like.
-After this part you go back to the lockers and are provided with towels.
-Those who are doing the rafting with be transported to the next location which is about a 40 minute ride with a delicious breakfast burrito for fuel.
-Note: the rafting is run by a separate company
-You'll be geared up at the rafting HQ and given a quick safety overview
-The rafting is a BLAST and the river is WILD! not for the faint of heart. Again, you will get soaking wet. Guaranteed.
-The guide does much of the steering and tells you what to do the entire time. We felt safe
-The river is gorgeous and we saw many iguanas and sloths in the trees during calmer sections
-There is a small beach area about half way through that you get a break and a fruit snack
-After rafting you go back to the canyoning tour operator's office for a yummy full meal. Bring a change of clothes for this part!