BARCELONA
8 Tours Reviewed
This trip is built around Cap de Creus Natural Park, sailed from Roses on a distinctive Menorcan boat with a skipper who knows the area. I like the fact it’s a small group (max 11), so the captain can actually…
A sea cave you can only reach by boat. This private snorkeling outing in Catalonia aims for the Llop marí cave—an area that feels secret, and it’s only accessible by boat. I like the small 8-person (captain included) setup, which…
Salt water and a paddle plan—simple and rewarding. This Costa Brava guided kayak and snorkeling trip is built around short instruction, calm coastline time, and multiple snorkeling stops in clear Mediterranean water. I love that the guide gets you set…
Saltwater, caves, and cliff jumps in one day. This Barcelona-to-Costa Brava outing gets you out on the water fast, then keeps moving: sea kayaking, snorkeling, and the option to jump off the cliffs when conditions allow. The Costa Brava viewpoint…
The sea here feels close to your face. This Costa Brava kayak-and-snorkelling tour starts in Sant Feliu de Guíxols and takes you past coves, islets, cliffs, and natural water channels in clear blue waters. Before anyone pushes off, an instructor…
A day on the Costa Brava feels like a reset button. This trip pairs the historic Camí de Ronda coastal path with Mediterranean snorkeling breaks, plus the option to try a few safe cliff jumps. Two things I especially like:…
Sea caves, kayaks, and clear water call your name. On this Costa Brava tour based near S’Agaró and Sant Pol, you paddle past cliffs, pine-covered stretches, and hidden coves, with a focus on getting you close to the sea caves…
Salt water on a short timetable is a rare treat. This snorkeling trip runs you from L’Estartit out to the Medes Islands Marine Reserve—a protected set of seven islands about a mile offshore—with a guide to help you find the…
