Coastering in Gran Canaria (Aquatic Route in the ocean cliffs)

About this tour

This four-hour coastal adventure traces the dramatic cliffs around Mogán, combining water-based challenges with rock scrambling. You'll abseil down sea-facing rock faces, traverse fixed cables across exposed terrain, leap from varying heights into the Atlantic, and swim between natural features. The route builds toward golden-hour views across to Tenerife's volcanic peak. Full safety gear and snacks included; you need solid fitness and no serious back or heart conditions to participate.

Highlights

• Abseil down ocean-facing cliff walls
• Traverse fixed via ferrata cables
• Jump from multiple heights into Atlantic swells
• Swim between natural rock formations
• Watch sunset with El Teide views across the water

What to expect

Expect sustained physical exertion across four hours. You'll move between sections using climbing, scrambling and rope work—this isn't casual hiking. The water portions involve controlled jumps and swimming in open ocean conditions; buoyancy aids and wetsuits keep you secure. There's no hiding from exposure here: you're on working cliffs with genuine drop zones. The route demands balance, nerve and reasonable stamina. By the final stretch, you're tired but positioned perfectly for the sunset light hitting El Teide across the water.

Good to know

Moderate cardiovascular fitness is essential. Pregnant travellers and anyone with spinal injuries should skip this. Public transport reaches the trailhead; organise your own ride or check local options. Wetsuit, helmet and lifejacket provided. Bring a change of clothes and secure any loose items before starting.