Xallas River Canyon Canyoning — Level IV

Stands out for

  • • Level IV canyon in the upper Xallas River valley — the only river in Europe that falls into the Atlantic as a waterfall (Ézaro)
  • • Highly vertical Atlantic granite walls and rappels in one of the most singular settings of the Costa da Morte
  • • Only for canyoneers with proven Level III experience — advanced technique and self-rescue
  • • Turac certified guides specialised in the Xallas system in A Coruña
  • • 5.0/196 Google Maps reviews — Turac Aventura, a reference for active tourism in Galicia
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Description

Xallas River Canyoning — Level IV, Costa da Morte

The Xallas River is one of Galicia's most singular rivers: it flows directly into the sea at the Fervenza do Ézaro, the only river in Europe that falls into the Atlantic as a waterfall. The Xallas canyon, in the river's upper valley in A Coruña province, is Level IV: highly vertical Atlantic granite walls, significant waterfall rappels, high-commitment sections and mandatory self-rescue manoeuvres.

The experience

One of the most singular canyons in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. The route combines the technical demands of Level IV with a naturally exceptional setting in the heart of the Costa da Morte. Turac guides are the most experienced specialists in this system, which presents unique flow and morphology conditions due to its Atlantic character.

Groups and prices

From €65/person (5+ guests). Groups of 4: €75/person. Groups of 3: €85/person. Maximum 2 people: €95/person.

Restrictions

Minimum age 18 years. Proven Level III experience mandatory. High fitness level.

Key Info

Difficulty

Extreme

Best season

Spring, Summer, Autumn

Not suitable for kids

Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Xallas River Canyon Canyoning — Level IV

This is general information about this type of experience. Specific details will be confirmed during the booking process

Location

How to get there

By car Public transport

In this area

MazaricosMunicipio
Expert Recommendations

Bring water shoes or old trainers. Swimwear under the wetsuit. High fitness level required. Proven Level III experience mandatory. Restrictions: minimum age 18, no active injuries, no heart conditions.

About the Area

The Xallas River crosses the heart of the Costa da Morte (A Coruña) to flow spectacularly into the sea at the Fervenza do Ézaro. Its upper valley concentrates one of the most singular canyoning experiences in Galicia, with granite walls and Atlantic water flow.

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Best available offers for Xallas River Canyon Canyoning — Level IV

Canyoning Xallas River Canyon — Level IV

High-difficulty canyon with Turac guides — from €65/person.

5.0
Duration 5 h
Age 18+
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Duration: 5 horas aproximadamente
Included Services
  • Certified guide
  • Full wetsuit (jacket / trousers)
  • Helmet
  • Harness and rappelling equipment
  • Civil liability and accident insurance
  • Photo album of the activity
Not included
  • Transport to the canyon
  • Water footwear (water shoes or old trainers recommended)
  • Food and water
Age: 18+
Languages:
🇪🇸 Español
Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 14 days before the activity (100% refund). Between 7 and 14 days: 75% refund. Last 6 days: no refund. Free date change up to 7 days before, subject to availability.

Meeting point: Exact coordinates provided upon booking confirmation. Turac specifies the exact meeting point.
From €65

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The Xallas is the river that creates the Fervenza do Ézaro at its mouth. The canyon where we run the activity is in the upper valley of the same river, several kilometres before the final waterfall. The geological singularity of the Xallas is visible throughout its course.
Yes, proven Level III experience is mandatory. The Xallas Level IV is technically demanding and not suitable for canyoneers without this experience.
Approximately 5 hours from the meeting point, including equipment preparation and briefing.
The Atlantic character of the Xallas gives it a more variable flow, dependent on rainfall, compared to inland canyons. Turac monitors conditions before each outing and may reschedule if flow levels are unsafe.
Swimwear or a complete change of clothes that can get wet. Water shoes or old trainers. The wetsuit, helmet and harness are provided by Turac.