Face limestone gorges and cool plunge pools on a guided canyoning route across Mallorca. From easy slides in Na Mora to the vertical drops of L'Ofre and the aquatic darkness of Sa Fosca, expect swims, rappels and limestone scenery.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step into a narrow cut of Mallorca where water still remembers the rock that molded it. The tram of sunlight through olive branches gives way to cool pools; the canyon ahead hisses and invites you to move. In Na Mora you'll feel playful—slides and small jumps that put a grin on your face. L'Ofre tightens the rope and focus, dropping you past vertical limestone ribs. Sa Fosca turns darker and more aquatic, a canyon with international renown for its intensity and shadowed passages.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—regular walkers and swimmers will manage; expect scrambling, short swims and multiple vertical contacts.
Wildlife
History
Many canyon routes cut through karst limestone that shepherds and rural communities have worked for centuries; terraces and dry stone walls nearby reflect the island’s agrarian past.
Conservation
Canyons are sensitive to erosion and litter; use licensed guides, avoid fixed modification of routes, and pack out all trash to protect water quality and native vegetation.
Reserve your spot on the Canyoning Mallorca today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Be a competent swimmer
All routes require comfortable swimming in cold pools—confirm your ability before booking.
Wear closed canyon shoes
Sticky‑rubber shoes protect toes and give grip on wet limestone; trainers will slip.
Check weather and tide conditions
Canyons are sensitive to sudden rain—operators cancel if flows are unsafe, so plan a buffer day.
Protect electronics
Use a waterproof case or leave phones with guides—drops and splashes are common.
Wetsuit (provided or personal)
Keeps you warm in cold pools and insulated against long swims.
Canyoning shoes or sticky‑sole approach shoes
Grip on wet limestone and protection for toes on rocky terrain.
Helmet and harness (usually provided)
Essential safety gear for rappels and rockfall protection—operators supply certified sets.
Waterproof dry bag for clothes and electronics
Keeps your spare layers and phone safe during wet sections and swims.