Spain · VIA FERRATA CLIMBING
The good via ferrata climbing tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Climb Costa Brava’s sea-level Via Ferrata Cala del Molí with a certified guide, cliff views, photos, refreshments, and small groups.
“Epic views and had an amazing guide (Christina)! Couldn’t have asked for a better morning.”
Review of Gran Canaria’s guided via ferrata: cave swing, suspension bridge, cliff views, safety, fitness needs, price, and practical tips.
“He was a really good guide, Helping you out in every way he can and knows al lot about the environment and plants to. The climbing part was not to hard and very nice.”
Review of Gran Canaria’s beginner-friendly via ferrata, with climbing, rope bridge, volcanic tunnel, guides, price, logistics, and practical tips.
“This tour is a really good introduction to the via ferrata experience and i would highly recommend it. The local guides were excellent, explained all the aspects very well in many languages and safety was their first priority which will be important for first timers. Excellent way to spend a morning.”
Gran Canaria’s four-hour adventure combines climbing, via ferrata, a volcanic cave, and a 50-meter zipline in a small group.
“We had a amazing time. We did thing we would normaly never do. At some point it was a little bit scary but excited at the same time, what made it fun! Our tourguid was very supporting and funny. He thought us facts about the nature of gran canaria. The experience was definitly made by the guide, he is a very very nice man! Thanks for this trip! :)”
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