Canyoning Experience in Bali: Kirana Canyon
Bali, Indonesia
Trip Type: Adrenaline & Extreme
Duration: 1 day
Kirana Provide the thrills of a vertical descent in the area's highest waterfalls. The right choice for you who is looking for the adrenaline rush associated with canyoning. The level of water dictates how intense your experience will be: a higher flow means only those confident outdoors should attempt its descent. The ability to swim is compulsory.
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Kirana Provide the thrills of a vertical descent in the area's highest waterfalls. The right choice for you who is looking for the adrenaline rush associated with canyoning. The level of water dictates how intense your experience will be: a higher flow means only those confident outdoors should attempt its descent. The ability to swim is compulsory.
Kirana is a sportif canyon with water but can move extreme depending the flow. Located in North of Bali, it is the extension of Kerenkali canyon. This is the perfect canyon for autonomous participants who are already experienced and want adrenalin. Ideal period few month after the raining season, not practicable the rest of the year or for the expert only.
Kirana, mix of nature magnificence and wild strength! Wonderful vertical descents with heavy water (one descent of more than 50m), hanging water pools, floating, jumps within a tropical and wild environment. Be prepared for endurance!
Breakfast at the base camp, lunch, water and snacks are all included. The entire descent will last 3 to 4 hours. The approach is about 10 min walk; Return is about 20 min walk.
Kirana, mix of nature magnificence and wild strength! Wonderful vertical descents with heavy water (one descent of more than 50m), hanging water pools, floating, jumps within a tropical and wild environment. Be prepared for endurance!
Breakfast at the base camp, lunch, water and snacks are all included. The entire descent will last 3 to 4 hours. The approach is about 10 min walk; Return is about 20 min walk.
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