



by ZARAGOZI ESPORTS, S.L.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€100This kayak tour in Jávea lasts about three hours and follows a coastal route with stops for snorkeling. The excursion begins at Cala Granadella, where participants receive life jackets, paddles, snorkeling gear, bottled water, a snack, and neoprene suits if out of season. Guides explain kayak handling and safety before departure. The group paddles along the coast to Cala Caló, the most secluded cove in Jávea, where kayaks are moored for about 25 minutes of snorkeling in caves. The tour then continues to the Cova del Llop Marí, a rocky cave with bright blue waters, for another 25-minute snorkeling break. Afterward, the route crosses the island of the discoverer near Ambolo Beach, a known nudist area, while viewing Cabo la Nao from a distance. The excursion completes a circular path around the island and returns to Cala Granadella. Professional lifeguard guides supervise the group throughout, and a support boat is available for emergencies. A photo report and waterproof bags are provided to protect belongings. Participants should bring their own water shoes or booties if desired.
Playa La Granadella
The tour starts at Cala Granadella, one of Spain's top beaches. Guides welcome participants, explain navigation rules and basic kayak handling, and provide kayaks, life jackets, paddles, bottled water, and an energy bar.
60 min
Cala En Calo
The group paddles for about 25 to 30 minutes along the coast to Cala Caló, the most secluded cove in Jávea. Kayaks are moored here for snorkeling in caves and clear waters for approximately 25 minutes.
25 min
Cova del Llop Marí
Next, the tour visits Cova del Llop Marí, a rocky cave known for its bright blue waters. Participants snorkel here for about 25 minutes.
25 min
Island of the Discoverer
The guides monitor the group and announce departures. The route crosses the island of the discoverer, located below the Ambolo Tower, passing near Ambolo Beach, a nudist beach in Jávea.
Playa Ambolo
While crossing the island, the group borders Ambolo Beach and views Cabo la Nao from a distance. The tour completes a circular route around the island before returning to Cala Granadella.
Travelers will have to go to the Cala Granadella pier in Jávea and look for the Terreta-aventures van. our workers wear blue t-shirts. All travelers will have to be a few minutes before departure time
End point
Travelers will have to go to the Cala Granadella pier in Jávea and look for the Terreta-aventures van. our workers wear blue t-shirts. All travelers will have to be a few minutes before departure time




by ZARAGOZI ESPORTS, S.L.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€100This kayak tour in Jávea lasts about three hours and follows a coastal route with stops for snorkeling. The excursion begins at Cala Granadella, where participants receive life jackets, paddles, snorkeling gear, bottled water, a snack, and neoprene suits if out of season. Guides explain kayak handling and safety before departure. The group paddles along the coast to Cala Caló, the most secluded cove in Jávea, where kayaks are moored for about 25 minutes of snorkeling in caves. The tour then continues to the Cova del Llop Marí, a rocky cave with bright blue waters, for another 25-minute snorkeling break. Afterward, the route crosses the island of the discoverer near Ambolo Beach, a known nudist area, while viewing Cabo la Nao from a distance. The excursion completes a circular path around the island and returns to Cala Granadella. Professional lifeguard guides supervise the group throughout, and a support boat is available for emergencies. A photo report and waterproof bags are provided to protect belongings. Participants should bring their own water shoes or booties if desired.
Playa La Granadella
The tour starts at Cala Granadella, one of Spain's top beaches. Guides welcome participants, explain navigation rules and basic kayak handling, and provide kayaks, life jackets, paddles, bottled water, and an energy bar.
60 min
Cala En Calo
The group paddles for about 25 to 30 minutes along the coast to Cala Caló, the most secluded cove in Jávea. Kayaks are moored here for snorkeling in caves and clear waters for approximately 25 minutes.
25 min
Cova del Llop Marí
Next, the tour visits Cova del Llop Marí, a rocky cave known for its bright blue waters. Participants snorkel here for about 25 minutes.
25 min
Island of the Discoverer
The guides monitor the group and announce departures. The route crosses the island of the discoverer, located below the Ambolo Tower, passing near Ambolo Beach, a nudist beach in Jávea.
Playa Ambolo
While crossing the island, the group borders Ambolo Beach and views Cabo la Nao from a distance. The tour completes a circular route around the island before returning to Cala Granadella.
Travelers will have to go to the Cala Granadella pier in Jávea and look for the Terreta-aventures van. our workers wear blue t-shirts. All travelers will have to be a few minutes before departure time
End point
Travelers will have to go to the Cala Granadella pier in Jávea and look for the Terreta-aventures van. our workers wear blue t-shirts. All travelers will have to be a few minutes before departure time