Spain · KAYAKING TOURS IN ALICANTE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 kayaking tours in Alicante worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Paddle from Playa Granadella with guides such as David, William, Flo, and Niels, stopping at sea caves, Cala en Calo, and Cala Ambolo. Expect clear water, fish, optional cliff jumps, snorkelling, supplied equipment, and a maximum group of 30.
“What a great experience we really enjoyed it the guys were great friendly and helpful would highly recommend”
Paddle from Siesta Advisor Chiringuito through Cala del Pope to Cala Tango and Illot de la Mona. Your English- or Spanish-speaking guides, including guides such as Evan, Levi, and Tom, provide kayaks, snorkel gear, water shoes, dry bags, and photos. Expect cliff jumping, cave exploring, and a moderate workout.
“The guides were very helpful spoke multiple languages, they took great care of everyone on paddle and made sure everybody was having an enjoyable time. Well worth the money time & effort. Very happy customers”
Set out from Dénia at 9 a.m. with guides such as Pete and Samuel for a private kayak trip to Cova Tallada. You’ll hear about the cave’s past from the water, explore inside with a lantern, snorkel, swim, and stop for snacks.
“The most rellevant a part of the Amazing experience, would be the Fact that both Pete and Samuel were very professional and caring, especially when i and another friends got seasick. They were delighful all way around!”
Paddle from Granadella with a guide such as Greta, Simon, John, or Marc, stopping at Cala Caló, Llop Marí Cave, and Ambolo. You get a kayak, lifejacket, mask, waterproof bag, water, photos, and a cold drink after the three-hour outing.
“I would totally recommend this activity. All the guides are friendly and helpful. We were part of the English speaking outing, led by Greta who was lovely. We kayaked approx 3 miles (some might find this tiring note) but most of our party were in 2 person kayaks which helps share the effort. We visited beaches where we could snorkel in the very clear water and also caves which can only be accessed by kayak. We selected the 8:30am slot which was good because it is cooler and less people visiting the caves at the same time. Well worth doing!”
You’ll kayak along the Dénia coast with an English-speaking guide, enter the man-carved Cova Tallada by headlamp, snorkel in a marine reserve, and enjoy water plus a small snack. Mark is one guide praised for clear explanations and lively storytelling. The group is limited to 12.
“Los monitores, el paisaje y la compañía en general en un magnífico día, ni demasiado cálido, ni demasiado fresco, uno de esos días memorables, muy satisfecho de haberlo vivido.”
From Cala de la Barraca, guide Angel, Esteban, Miguel, Felix, or another Siesta Advisor leader takes you by kayak toward Cala el Pom, Cap Negre, and Isla de Portixol. Snorkel gear is included, and the 2.5-hour trip adds sea caves and optional cliff jumping.
“Una experiencia muy agradable. Resulta sencilla de realizar aunque no estés muy en forma como es mi caso. Fuimos en familia y nos encantó.”
Paddle along the Xàbia coast with multilingual guides such as Tom, Arturo, Danny, or Jorn, then snorkel near a sea cave in the San Antonio Marine Reserve and choose cliff jumps of roughly 2 or 6 meters at Cala Tango. Expect a safety briefing, dry bag, shared kayaks, and about two and a half hours on the water.
“El snorkel y el salto del acantilado. A este respecto me gustaría recibir alguna foto de la excursión”
Paddle from Cala Moraig with qualified English or Spanish-speaking guides, stopping at the Falla de Moraig, the Fish Cave, Cueva de los Arcos, and Cala Testos. Swim, snorkel, and watch seawater meet mountain water during this two-hour, family-friendly outing.
“Really enjoyed our day out kayaking. The guys running it were excellent, very friendly and diligent. Highly recommend!”
Paddle from Les Rotes beach with Alicante Aventura guides such as Aaron, Alex, Juan, or Paul. After about 20 minutes, explore Cova Tallada by kayak, helmet, snorkel, and foot, then continue toward San Antonio cove and its lighthouse. Bring sturdy water shoes.
“Alex was a brilliant guide. Very knowledgeable and we felt safe in his care. The caves are spectacular, the kayaking, snorkelling and caving were all great fun. The rocks are slippy so take good water shoes.”
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