Canyoneering down the Chorro de Girón.

Summary:
This podcast episode by Andrés Díaz introduces canyoning at the Chorro de Girón in Santander, Colombia, describing it as an immersive experience that blends water, rock, and adrenaline with an emphasis on planning, safety, and environmental respect. It explains canyoning as a coordinated activity—not just jumps or rope work—featuring approach hikes, rope progressions, water slides, and natural pools, with routes that vary and guidance from local experts being wise. A practical prep guide covers essential gear (helmet, certified harness, canyoning ropes, rappel device, neoprene or thermal suit, grippy footwear), the importance of guiding supervision, weather checks, an emergency plan, hydration and snacks, and physical conditioning. The episode invites reflection on personal confidence and fears, and stresses booking with authorized companies and reading the water flow to choose safe routes. It offers beginner-friendly advice on technique, breathing, and gear fit, plus tips to stay prepared (extra clothes, waterproof bag) and to combine canyoning with other local tourism. Overall, it aims to equip listeners with tools to plan a safe, responsible descent and to inspire them to organize a guided trip.

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