The route lasts 3 hours, which begins by equipping ourselves, taking some photos to remember and giving a brief talk on how to handle the kayak and entering the water in which a guide will assist us. Upon arriving at the cave, where we will disembark and using the headlamps that we will provide you with, we will go inside the cave, to see the work that was done to carve it and give it that name, because for those of you who have never been there, it was excavated. by man centuries ago. Once inside, apart from seeing the way the stone was extracted, the water storage that was used and taking photos, we will return to the kayaks to take our snorkel masks and go for a dip surrounded by fish, as it is a reserve. marina we are going to have a great variety and quantity of them. Refreshed and hungry, we give you a small snack, so you can return to the kayak with strength and return to the beach.

We set out with the kayak from the Barraca cove in Jávea, a white stone beach, located in a small bay between Cap Prim and Cap Negre, with the island of Portitxol just in front. We will sail south along the coast, stopping at the Falzia viewpoint to take a swim, enjoy the area's cliffs and its seabed, snorkeling and having a snack. We will return to the kayaks to head towards Cap Negre, passing through a natural tunnel in the rock with the kayak, where we will head towards the island of Portitxol, skirting it and making one last stop, taking a last dip in the natural pool and returning to the coast to disembark. The places we offer you are only accessible from the sea, so now you know, embark with us!

For clients with previous kayaking experience, we offer tailored tours exploring the Marina Alta, planning durations, rest areas and places to visit according to each individual's expectations.