Top Europe Climbing Tours

Add some adventure to your Marbella vacation, and go canyoning by the Guadalmina River. Suitable for all (even kids as young as seven or eight), the activity is led by a professional instructor for an experience where safety and fun is guaranteed. Adrenaline-fuelled jumps, slides, swims, and even a rappel activity make up the half-day session. The tour starts at Torre de la Leonera, Caserio Ue. 6, 9B, 29679 Benahavís, Málaga, Spain.

Test your mettle—and enjoy unparalleled views of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium—when you take part in the Dare Skywalk experience. After a safety briefing, get suited up and climb your way up to the stadium’s top tier—154 feet (47 meters) above street level. Put your bravery to the test on the glass walkway, reaching the iconic golden cockerel.

Explore the Sólheimajökull Glacier, without the pressure of keeping up with a large tour group, with this small-group ice climbing experience. Following a glacier guide and with the climbing gear you need, safely explore crevasses and ridges, with no prior experience needed. Well-suited for traveler looking to get off-the-beaten path during their vacation.

Satisfy your thirst for adventure and see a side of the Dolomites you don’t want to miss on this guided hiking tour through the mountains. Learn all about not just the mountains themselves, but also hone your climbing and rope skills with your guide’s careful teaching. It’s an ideal option for both sightseeing and getting some quality exercise at the same time.

Via Ferrata Cala del Moli is the Costa Brava’s most beautiful via ferrata, with a spectacular location overlooking the Mediterranean. Discover it the fun way—and in safety—when you book this intimate tour led by a guide who also documents your journey in pictures. Cross rivers, negotiate sheer walls, and get close to nature as you scramble. Once you’re done, unwind with a typical snack and a beer or soft drink.

Portugal’s Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park (PNSACV) is a haven for rock climbers. The rocky formations can be climbed year-round, and there are many different climbing routes. This trip is best suited to intermediate-level climbers. The views of the ocean are spectacular, and the beaches are just below, so you can cool off with a swim after.

See the O2 in a whole different light with this climbing experience up to the top of the venue’s sloped roof at twilight. A guide leads you and a small group of fellow climbers up to the top, providing commentary as you make your ascent. At the summit of the 170-foot (52-meter) roof, you’ll admire 360-degree views of London’s cityscape.

Our tour offers a unique mix of adventure, history, and breathtaking views: Unmatched Views – Climb with stunning panoramas of Mostar, the Old Bridge, and beyond. Thrill for All Levels – A safe yet exciting route, perfect for both beginners and adventurers. Relax at the Summit – Enjoy a well-earned coffee with incredible scenery. Seamless Experience – A direct return to the city, no long descent. History Meets Nature – See Mostar from a whole new perspective. More than just a climb—it’s an unforgettable journey above Mostar!

Immerse yourself in some of São Miguel Island’s most dramatic scenery—and put your mettle to the test—with this half-day canyoning tour. Pick between morning and afternoon start times, meet your guide at the Ribeira dos Caldeirões Natural Park in the island’s Nordeste region, and take part in a safety and training session. Then, grab your gear and head into nature: You’ll hike, rappel, cliff-jump, try a natural water slide, and more.

Climbing Gran Canaria's via ferrata without specialized equipment or rock climbing experience can be daunting on your own. Skip the stress and stay safe on this small-group excursion that takes care of the logistics for you. Alongside your guide, clip into secure steel cables and rungs, ascend dramatic canyons, and tackle volcanic cliffs for a thrilling experience.

Canyoning is a nature sport that consists of descending mountain rivers through rope techniques, swimming, jumping (optional) and tobogganing.

Adventure enthusiasts that haven't tried coasteering are in for a pleasant surprise on this outdoor adventure tour in Setubal. Explore the rocky coastline and intertidal areas, where you can swim, walk, and climb your way along the cliffs. With a few cliff jumps thrown in for good measure, this tour makes for a fantastic outdoor experience. Just don't forget to wear comfy, water-friendly shoes and a swimsuit for your day adventuring.

Getting out on the water is one of the best ways to explore Malta but big boat tours are often crowded and stick to fixed itineraries. This private boat charter is just for your group and allows you to customize the trip to your preferences. Visit the Blue Lagoon, Crystal Lagoon and more, dropping anchor far from the big crowds.

Adapted to a range of experience levels, this half-day private, instructor-led rock climbing excursion tackles panoramic trails from Positano. Enjoy stunning coastal views as you receive hands-on climbing assistance. All equipment is included, and tours depart from Montepertuso. Upgrade for private pickup from Sorrento at an additional cost.

Venture into the wild heart of the Azores on this small-group canyoning trip in the Ribeira dos Caldeiroes Natural Park. Head to some of the area’s best waterfalls, on a route that includes jumps, rappels, and rock slides, under the watchful eye of your guide. Suitable for families and beginners alike.

You’ll never look at Slovenia the same way again after this guided canyon trip to the Susec Gorge from Bovec. An experienced guide will lead you into the canyon on foot, explaining the best way to descend as you go. Experience natural waterslides and pools and scale ropes on this adventurous experience that will get your adrenaline pumping. You’ll be immersed in nature the entire time and will also have the chance to see ruins from World War I. The Canyon Sušec is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the region, so don’t miss this unique opportunity to see it up close and personal.

Head deep into the canyons of Madeira on this small-group canyoning adventure. Discover the beautiful geologic and natural characteristics of the island, one of the best canyoning areas in the world, at the Ecological Park of Funchal. Receive a thorough safety briefing before strapping into the provided gear and dive into this 15-meter canyon, perfect for all ages and beginner skill levels.

We distinguish ourselves because we are Professional and Rigorous. We do it with passion and we love to share this passion. We do it with small groups so that our guests can better enjoy the time of the activity. We are flexible with the time we take, we don't rush anyone. And why do we do it with small groups? So we can offer more and better service! Outside the conventional and commercial canyoning, that is, an extra waterfall for rappelling, bigger, and a jump (OPTIONAL), and the return route is made by the stream.

This small group tour is great for beginners to canyoning, which takes you into the Snowdonia rainforest for an adventure. You’ll jump into pools, over and under boulders, and scramble down waterfalls. If you want a little more action, there are options to book more difficult canyons. At the end you’ll be rewarded with beer, cake, and footage of your experience.

Experienced outdoor adventurers will love joining a small-group extreme canyoning adventure in Snowdonia. Enjoy (optional) big jumps, fast slides, ziplines, and abseiling down waterfalls—perfect for adrenaline seekers. For the more timid explores, there are options to bypass or get lowered down during the more extreme instances. The half-day activity is restricted to a small group so you’ll get personalized attention and assistance.

Any tourist can explore Madeira on foot, but what about all the parts that you can’t get to without the help of a guide and rappelling equipment? Don’t miss out with this waterfall tour, which includes seven exciting rappels and some optional jumps into crystal clear pools. On top of that, your guide is also busy taking photos of the experience, helping you capture the memories.

Snowdonia National Park has so much to explore, but this Snowdonia National Park Underground Adventure takes you underground to an old, abandoned slate mine for a unique experience. Plus, this adventure also has an optional, abseil, boat trip, and numerous climbs for those more daring travelers. A guide leads the way through it all to ensure safety and to tell a bit of history of the mine, too.

Immerse yourself in the wild scenery of the Lake District—and try out an outdoor activity that’s unique to the area—on this adventurous tour. Ghyll scrambling involves donning a wetsuit, helmet, and other equipment, and climbing, sliding down, and hopping from pool to pool in the Lake District’s ghylls, or mountain streams. For this small-group activity, choose from morning or afternoon departure times—and prepare to get wet.