For adventure seekers with a head for heights, Wild Mountain Canarias offers an intense 150-meter rappel through Tenerife’s volcanic canyons. Discover why Buenavista del Norte is becoming a go-to spot for expert canyoning.
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Difficulty
expert
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have excellent physical conditioning with endurance for sustained rappelling and scrambling.
Wildlife
History
Buenavista del Norte has maintained a strong maritime heritage tied to fishing and traditional Canarian village life.
Conservation
Wild Mountain Canarias supports environmental protection efforts by minimizing group sizes and following strict leave-no-trace principles within sensitive canyon areas.
Wild Mountain Canarias
For adventure seekers with a head for heights, Wild Mountain Canarias offers an intense 150-meter rappel through Tenerife’s volcanic canyons. Discover why Buenavista del Norte is becoming a go-to spot for expert canyoning.
Wild Mountain Canarias is an outdoor adventure company based in Casas de la Cumbre, Canarias, specializing in canyoning, coasteering and guided hiking across Tenerife. The company operates a range of multi-hour experiences that include beginner and advanced canyon routes, coasteering sessions, and scenic walks. Each trip is led by an expert guide who manages safety, route selection and group coordination while using standard canyoning equipment. Tours include Barranco Intermedio (4 hours with 50‑meter rappels), Barranco de Iniciación (3 hours, beginner-friendly), Barranco Avanzado (5 hours with a 150‑meter rappel), Carrizales (7 hours), Coastering (5 hours of rappelling, jumping, climbing and swimming) and Senderismo (4 hours to Baracán viewpoint and Masca and Bolico peaks). Participants receive practical instructions and are advised to bring appropriate mountain footwear, a change of clothes and sufficient water. Some trips require a minimum of four participants and some require the ability to swim and good physical condition. Routes traverse volcanic canyons, coastal rock faces and mountain trails characteristic of Tenerife’s landscape. By focusing on clear pre-trip guidance, equipment standards and small-group leadership, the operator offers structured experiences for both newcomers and experienced canyoners seeking guided outdoor challenges in the Canaries.
Safety briefings and route briefings are provided before each departure, and guides carry standard rescue and first-aid equipment. Groups meet at a scheduled location near Casas de la Cumbre and follow defined routes adapted to conditions and group ability. Weather and tide conditions are considered for coastal activities. The operator emphasizes clear booking information and pre-trip communication.
Location
Casas de la Cumbre
Base in Tenerife’s highlands
Trips Offered
6 Tours
From beginner to advanced canyoning
Typical Duration
3–7 hours
Half‑day to full‑day adventures
Min Group Size
4 (select trips)
Some tours require four participants
Reserve a spot on Barranco Intermedio, Coastering, Carrizales, Senderismo, Barranco de Iniciación or Barranco Avanzado — limited group sizes on each trip.
Prepare for Height Exposure
This route involves rappelling from heights up to 150 meters—comfortable use of ropes and no fear of heights is essential.
Wear Durable Footwear
Expect slippery volcanic rock surfaces and wet conditions, so sturdy, grippy canyon boots or approach shoes are recommended.
Bring a Waterproof Bag
Some sections involve water pools and spray, so protect electronics and belongings with waterproof cases or dry bags.
Book With Certified Guides
Wild Mountain Canarias ensures safety through professional guides trained in technical canyoning and local geology.
Climbing Harness
Provides secure attachment for all rappelling sections.
Helmet
Protects against falling debris and rock impacts in narrow canyon sections.
Wetsuit
Useful in cold months when water pools and spray can drop body temperature.
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Gloves
Offers hand protection during rope descents and rocky surfaces.