Board a scenic coach from Lucerne and descend into Interlaken’s hidden gorges for a three‑hour canyoning section of jumps, slides and waterfalls led by certified guides. This full‑day trip pairs alpine scenery with hands‑on adventure and practical support—wetsuit, showers and return transport included.
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The coach winds out of Lucerne and the mountains grow teethy: slate walls and ribbon waterfalls tightening into a canyon where water dares you forward. On arrival in Interlaken guides fit wetsuits and helmets, brief the group, and lead into a three‑hour canyoning section—steep drops, narrow slots, natural slides and plunge pools that move you through the rock like a river editing a page.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
5–6 hours (including transfer); 3 hours canyoning
Fitness Level
Requires high fitness: good stamina, ability to scramble, short swims, and repeated jumps or controlled descents.
Wildlife
History
Interlaken grew as a tourist hub in the 19th century with rail and funicular access to the high Alps; the valley’s waterways are remnants of glacial sculpting that continue to shape local routes.
Conservation
Operators here follow regulated guiding practices and carbon‑balanced programs (myclimate); stick to marked meeting points, avoid disturbing flora, and pack out all waste.
Reserve your spot on the Canyoning in Interlaken from Lucerne today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring grippy shoes
Wear closed shoes with good wet traction—old trail runners or canyoning shoes work best to prevent slips on rock slides.
Swim comfort over technique
You don't need to be an expert swimmer, but be comfortable in deep water and practice breath control—guides always supervise swim sections.
Pack a small dry bag
Store electronics and a warm layer in a compact dry bag to keep them safe on the coach and while changing.
Check weight and age limits
The tour enforces a maximum weight (125 kg) and minimum age (12); confirm measurements when booking to avoid issues on the day.
Closed-toe grip shoes
Protects feet on wet rock and provides traction for slides and scrambles.
Swimsuit and quick-dry towel
Wetsuits are provided but having swimwear underneath and a towel for the return is more comfortable.
summer
Light thermal layer
Adds warmth after the canyon when temperatures fall, especially in spring or on overcast days.
spring
Small dry bag
Keeps personal items and a spare layer dry during the canyon and on the coach.