In terra corsa

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. We had an amazing first experience for canyon. The was super attentive. I definitely recommend! Absolutely loved my experience at this particular via ferrata. I did the expert course if I am not mistaken. It was challenging enough for me, as I climb around 7a in sport climbing. The ziplines were but if you do not weigh more than 70 kilograms, expect to stop short of the end of the zipline. And I mean everytime. The carabiner system was a lot more sophisticated than I was used to. It takes some to get used to it, but it is a lot safer than all the other systems I have seen at other via ferrata. If you want to have an active day, should definitely consider this. Also the view is from the highest point. Via Ferrara quite challenging but exciting and views. The zip line could be a bit better on the easy track as quite often kids have to use their arms to finish. Count 3-4h to finish bring water and food as it is tiring and hot. Also bring climbing gloves and protections if you want to avoid bruises...at the end it is worth it a exercise Had a with In Terra Corsa and loved my experience. Despite being English and not speaking very much French, I was taken care of. They have wide range of activities, all of which look great. You can try canyoning, rafting, via feratta, tyrolines, adventure park, paintball, 4x4, kayak, in little groups with an expert guide. An experience I recommend!! Exhilarating first via Ferrata experience. We did the tonic course which was challenging but doable - we do however regularly rock climb but it was more mentally challenging than physically! Permanently secured to the course and excellent explanations in English by the staff. Thanks very much! Safety number one priority: NOT Me and my girlfriend did the ferrata sportiv. The ferrata is very nice and we enjoyed it a lot. After the highest point we did the first zipline. There was a on the other side of the zipline. He gave me a thumbs up and I started. I gained a lot of speed and as soon as I saw the reaction of the (He pulled down the rope) I knew that I was way too fast. I hit the rock at the end of the line with full speed (According to my GPS tracker it was between 50 and 60 km/h). I hurt my heel and my right shin badly. Although I was very lucky because usually such an impact causes serious injuries. There was no net or mat for protection!! Also the girl starting ahead of me crashed and hurt her leg. I was able to follow down the on the evacuation path. It took some because in between he helped other people who were stuck on the ziplines. I had to go to the hospital and I can't put weight on my left food for some now. If you do sportif or extreme be very careful at the first zipline if there is wind. It could end fatal. Owners should at least put a mat or something else there to slow down people if they are too fast. In my opinion there were too many people at the in the whole area. Long queues at the ziplines and people waiting for guides to pull them out. I hope the owner and guides know how serious that incident was. When we came back to the office to bring back the equipment it didn't seem so. Very disappointing. We booked a canoyning tour that didn't take place... After we drove to the described parking lot we waited for 1 1/2 h but the that was supposed to wait there for us didn't show up. With us were 2 other guys who booked the tour as well. We went back to the office - the employees there confirmed that we had been at the right spot but they didn't know what went wrong. We finally got our money back but a whole day of vacation was ruined and even after multiple demands no one of the company made an effort to give us any explanation. Thanks for nothing but one lost holiday! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.