Canyoning Slovenia

Canyoning is a managed-risk adventure sport. With a properly qualified guide, modern equipment and good weather conditions, it’s safe for first-timers and families. Our guides are IFMGA-certified, swift water rescue certified, and registered Triglav National Park guides. We monitor water levels daily and never run a canyon in unsafe conditions.

The minimum age is generally 8 years old for our beginner canyons (Sušec, Jerečica, Grmečica). Technical canyons like Fratarica and Predelica have a minimum age of 14, and require participants to be confident swimmers and physically fit. Children under 12 must always be accompanied by a parent or guardian on the trip.

No experience is needed for our beginner-friendly canyons. We provide all equipment, demonstrate every technique, and guide you through every jump, slide and rappel. For technical canyons (Fratarica, Predelica long version), some prior canyoning or rope-handling experience is recommended.

The Slovenian canyoning season runs from late May to early October. June, July and August offer the warmest water and the most consistent weather. May and September are quieter and slightly colder but still excellent. We monitor water levels daily — heavy rainfall can temporarily close a canyon, so we may suggest an alternative on the day.

We provide all the technical equipment: wetsuit, helmet, harness, canyoning boots, and ropes. You should bring a swimsuit (worn under the wetsuit), a small towel, dry clothes for after, water, sun cream, and a snack. A waterproof camera or phone case is optional but worth bringing for the photos.

Canyoning tour prices in Slovenia range from €65 for a half-day beginner trip (Sušec) to €240 for a full-day technical canyon (Predelica long version). Group sizes, season, and chosen canyon affect the price. All our tours include equipment, professional guiding, and transport from the meeting point.