Canyoning in Guara and the Pyrenees from Aínsa

Aínsa lies between the Pyrenees and the Sierra y Cañones de Guara, the sierra of the canyons. Aguas Blancas leaves from its office at Avenida de Sobrarbe, 11, for canyons on both sides, according to the group's level and the water in each.

What It Is

Canyoning means travelling through gorges carved by water, going down the riverbed and getting past the waterfalls by abseiling or jumping. Aguas Blancas does not fix beforehand which canyon is descended: it chooses it according to the group's level and the day's flow. Those with no experience begin with the introduction or level I; the higher levels require experience and other preparation.

Levels and Prices in 2026

Rates published for the March to October season:

• Introduction, from age 7: €55 adults, €52 children aged 7 to 13.
• Level I, from age 10: €63 and €60.
• Level II, from age 14: €68.
• Level III, from age 16: €95.

The activity page says it is advisable from age 8, while the rate table gives 7 for the introduction: ask about your child's age when booking. The company itself asks you to verify ages and levels with its team before booking, and reminds you that doing the activity always depends on safety conditions.

What Is Included and What to Bring

It is a full day. It includes wetsuit, footwear and technical equipment. You must be able to swim. Bring swimwear, a towel and hiking boots or trainers.

Booking and Cancellation

Book on 974 510 008, at [email protected] or on its website, stating the day and number of people. They ask for a deposit of €10 per person and activity. Cancelling within the previous 48 hours costs 40%, and not turning up or cancelling on the same day, 100%. There are special rates for groups and school parties.

To Combine

It is a whole day, so leave the afternoon for something relaxed: the walk round the Plaza Mayor and the castle or the climb to the Cinca viewpoint. If the next day you want more water without a wetsuit, the Añisclo canyon is walked on foot.