Italy (including Sardinia)

The wild Sardinian mountains hide and protect countless rivers, but only a few have the characteristics to be an aqua trek destination. Ten different watercourses have been selected and described.

Alternating limestone, granite and basalt rocks, the island offers different and picturesque canyons. The routes described are numerous: 28 routes, including the most famous such as Donini or Orbisi, but also unknown ones.

Canyoning in the Dolomites and the pre-Alps. Important information is given of each canyon, such as the height of the highest run, departure times, the number of runs, etc

69 descents of varying degrees of difficulty, from the amateurish river to the most technical descents. In much of the Western Alps, starting from Valle d'Aosta, to Piedmont and Liguria.

Guide offers 65 descents of canyons. In the Italian Piedmont, nestled between Monte Rosa and Lake Maggiore, the Val d'Ossola is becoming the new paradise for canyoneers. With access and detailed topographical maps.

All interesting regions are reviewed, from Morocco to Crete, via Portugal, Spain, France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, the Balkans and Greece. 4 cards and 55 sections, with a short summary for each card.

Liguria, central and southern Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, the Balkans... Many color photos. Proposal circuits with routes. Tips for climbing, hiking ... Some points of history, anecdotes. 75 cards. 416 pages.

A selection of the 20 most beautiful gorges in this region; comprehensive information in a compressed, clear form; numerous maps and images for easy orientation in the area.

Guide describing in detail twenty-eight torrential routes in the Sardinian island. Numerous color photos, maps and canyon profiles make this guide a necessary tool for canyoning in Sardinia.

Contains descriptive maps of 21 unpublished mountain streams, or never before published in Italian guides. These are canyons that have been explored in the last decade or at least recently discovered.