



Built around movement and sport rather than sightseeing alone, this multi-day trip combines packrafting, canyoning, canoeing and river hiking to give a varied and practical way to experience the Verdon. Each discipline offers a different pace and skill set, from paddling calm lake sections to navigating narrow canyon passages on foot and by rope. Guided days focus on technique, safety and confidence in the environment, while self-led canoeing allows freedom to explore at your own rhythm. Together, the mix of sports keeps the week active without repeating the same format day after day.
This six-day itinerary is centred on travelling through the Gorges du Verdon using a range of outdoor sports rather than sticking to a single activity. By alternating between paddling, walking and technical canyon sections, the programme avoids overload while still delivering a full and rewarding week.
A balance is kept between guided instruction and independent sessions. Technical sports such as canyoning and packrafting are led by qualified guides, while calmer canoeing days give space to practise skills and enjoy time on the water without pressure.
Rather than rushing between headline locations, this trip has been designed to show how the Verdon works as a complete environment, linking rivers, gorges and lakes through sport. Activities are selected to be accessible while still feeling purposeful, making it suitable for active families and mixed-ability groups.
Strong links with local guides and accommodation providers mean the programme supports the surrounding area while keeping group sizes manageable. A clear focus on safety, local knowledge and responsible use of the environment runs through every day of the stay.
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Verdon Gorges
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