Caving at Chambéry Montagnes: an underground adventure
Caving in Chambéry Montagnes is the art of exploring the mountain from within. Guided by a qualified guide – compulsory for all excursions, except for the self-guided caving hike on the Tanne du Névé – you’ll set off to discover caves, passages and underground networks located at the heart of the UNESCO Global Geopark – the Massif des Bauges Regional Nature Park.
A unique geological heritage to explore
This designated area is renowned for the richness and diversity of its geological heritage. The caves and caverns you explore tell the story of millions of years of history, shaped by water and time. Equipped with a helmet, overalls and a head torch, you’ll discover spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, underground rivers and astonishing passages.
Tours suitable for all levels
Caving is available for all levels:
- Introductory tours: ideal for families, with accessible and educational passages.
- Adventure tours: for adrenaline seekers, featuring abseiling, narrow passages and underwater sections.
- Throughout the trip, the guide shares their knowledge of geology, hydrology and cave fauna, whilst ensuring your safety.
A sensory and enriching experience
Beyond the physical challenge, it’s a unique sensory immersion: total darkness, profound silence, the raw beauty of the rock… all emotions that leave a lasting impression.
Practised with respect for this fragile environment, caving at Chambéry Montagnes is a rare and precious adventure, to be enjoyed alone, with family or with friends… always with a guide.




