Playful Fun in Nature’s Waterpark

Discover the joy of sliding down smooth volcanic rocks shaped by centuries of flowing water. These natural slides are one of the most playful parts of canyoning, combining adrenaline and laughter as you glide into crystal-clear pools.

Perfect for families, friends, and first-time canyoners, this activity highlights the fun side of nature. Our guides ensure each slide is safe and exciting, giving you the freedom to enjoy the moment and create memories that will last long after you’ve left the canyon.

Nature’s Playground

Unlike man-made waterparks, these slides were sculpted by time, volcanic rock, and the endless flow of water. They offer a pure, authentic experience of the Azores, where fun blends with the raw power of nature. Each slide is different—some short and fast, others longer and more winding—but all end with a refreshing splash into turquoise pools.

Safe, Exciting, and Accessible

Our certified guides carefully choose the best routes and ensure each descent is supervised. Before sliding, you’ll receive clear instructions and safety gear, including wetsuits and helmets. Families with children, beginners, and even those who feel a bit nervous are all welcome—this is one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to try canyoning.

What to Expect

• Briefing and Preparation – Learn how to slide safely and comfortably.
• The First Slides – Start small and easy, gaining confidence with every descent.
• Thrills and Laughter – Enjoy a mix of fast, fun slides and calm pools.
• Moments of Relaxation – Swim, play, and take in the beauty of the surrounding forest.

Why You’ll Love It

Natural rock slides are pure fun. They break down barriers, turning even the most cautious participant into a laughing adventurer. It’s a chance to reconnect with your inner child, share joy with friends and family, and experience the Azores in a playful and unforgettable way.

👉 Ready to slide into adventure? Book your Natural Rock Slides experience and discover the most fun and refreshing side of canyoning in the Azores.