We create experiences

SB Canyoning is a young and familiar company, dedicated to guiding various mountain sport activities, especially canyoning. We also offer guided excursions and via ferrata.

Our sports project aims to promote values such as love and respect for nature and landscape, the promotion of territory and fun with the maximum possible security.

Our goal is to provide our customers with a quality service, tailored to the group and personalized, in order that all people can enjoy the adventure sports with the maximum satisfaction. We adapt the activities to all levels and ages, ofering the our best.

Bernat Mañós

Diplomated in physical-sport activities.
Mountain guide. TD2 Canyoning Guide.
Alpine Ski TD2.
Technical direction and coordination of activities at SB Canyoning.

Sandra Castiñeira

Bachelor in BBAA.
Marketing and Communication Management.
Social Media Manager.
Management and Communication at SB Canyoning.

WHERE TO FIND US

Organyà is a village in the Alt Urgell region located at the gates of the Pyrenees.
The municipal area of ​​Organyà is located between the Tres Ponts bridge and the Espia bridge. To the east, the term limits with the river Segre and to the west with the mountain of Santa Fe (1,207 m), that dominates the town.
The town is supplied with the water from the Bordonera spring,  where we practice canyoning.
The situation of the town makes it a key point for the practice of adventure sports (canyoning, hiking, climbing and paragliding).
In addition it is located 30 km from the Seu d’Urgell and 40 km from Andorra, an ideal setting for the practice of Nordic skiing, alpine skiing and for
Snowshoe excursions in winter.

Alt Urgell is a relatively unknown region that offers a great number of possibilities to enjoy nature, landscape and the practice of sport, but also of culture, since the Alt Urgell has an extensive heritage Romanesque and the unique Romanesque cathedral of Santa Maria d’Urgell, in Seu d’Urgell; and local cuisine, with several PDO products, especially cheese.

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