About this tour
Paddle into the Cap de Sant Antoni Marine Reserve on a three-hour kayak expedition ending at Cova Tallada, a sea cave carved into Spain's Montgó coastline. You'll explore the cave's interior by lantern light, enjoy a light snack, then snorkel in the sheltered pool at the entrance before paddling back. The route suits swimmers of any experience level, guided by certified staff who share local history and wildlife knowledge throughout.
Highlights
- Kayak across transparent waters to a hidden sea cave
- Lantern-guided walk through cave chambers and passages
- Snorkel in natural pool beside cave entrance
- Small refreshment stop during the expedition
- Marine reserve location with diverse coastal fauna
What to expect
The paddle out is steady-paced across calm, sheltered water—expect 45 minutes to reach the cave. Once there, you'll ditch the kayak and follow your guide into the cool, shadowy interior with lantern in hand, learning about the cave's formation and past inhabitants. After a brief snack break, you'll slip into your snorkel gear and explore the crystalline pool, spotting fish and underwater rock formations. The return paddle is equally relaxed. All gear is provided, including neoprene when needed. This is manageable for non-rowers, but you need to swim confidently and have basic fitness for paddling and climbing.
Good to know
Bring closed shoes you don't mind soaking—rocks are slippery. Pack sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen; the water reflects intensely. Insurance and drinking water are included. Public transport reaches the departure point. Not suitable for pregnant travellers, those with spinal issues, or poor cardiovascular health.
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