About this tour
Board a motorised catamaran from Denia's port for a four-and-a-half-hour coastal voyage along Spain's protected Marine Reserve. Cruise past dramatic rock formations and the legendary Cova Tallada sea cave, then anchor in a sheltered bay for swimming. The centrepiece is a freshly prepared lunch aboard: Valencian paella, seasonal salad and fruit, paired with soft drinks and ambient music setting the mood.
Highlights
- Motorised catamaran from Denia port
- Cova Tallada sea cave viewing
- Protected Marine Reserve coastline
- Mid-voyage anchorage swim
- Valencian paella cooked on board
- Four-kilometre wild rock beach exploration
- Ambient soundtrack throughout
What to expect
You'll depart Denia port on a catamaran and spend the first stretch gliding past craggy, untouched shoreline—mostly inaccessible due to Marine Reserve status, but visible in intimate detail from the water. The Cova Tallada cliff-set cave is the visual highlight. After about two hours, the boat anchors in a calm bay. Most passengers swim or drift while crew plate up: fresh paella made with the local Valencian recipe, crisp salads, seasonal fruit and cold drinks. The atmosphere stays relaxed with background music. Return journey follows the same route back to port.
Good to know
Bring swimwear and sunscreen. The trip suits all fitness levels and allows service animals. Public transport reaches the port easily. Paella includes seafood; confirm dietary needs beforehand. Sea conditions determine exact anchorage location.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.