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I don\u00b4t know about you\u2026 But when I see videos of extreme adventures, I am always up for them. This happens when I see skydiving, rappelling and mountaineering videos. But then I remember that I am not really fit enough for all these extreme activities. Fortunately, not all these activities require much more that an average physical condition. At least one of these activities is readily available in Atlantida. I am referring to canyoneering in Atlantida, which is about descending waterfalls by rappelling down their face!<\/p>\n

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Your adrenaline filled adventure begins at Las Cascadas Lodge. There you will meet your guide, get your harnesses adjusted, put on a helmet and get instructions. A short 20-minute hike into the tropical rainforests of Nombre de Dios National Park<\/a> will take you to a hidden waterfall after about 20 minutes. You will first see a lovely crystal-clear creek flowing down the mountain. As you follow its Flow, you Will soon be at the top of a 40-foot plus waterfall. This is where your Canyoneering in Atlantida adventure will begin!<\/p>\n