Spain · SNORKELING, KAYAKING & JET SKI
Sea caves on the Costa Brava, turtles off Tenerife, cliffs at Nerja with a waterfall running down them. These 15 are priced by length, with a note on which supply the wetsuit and which want you to swim already.
Paddle from Los Cristianos with guides such as Carlos, Barbara, Gonza, or David, watching for wild dolphins and turtles without chasing them. Stop at Cueva de los Enamorados and a boat-only bay for snorkeling among fish. Wetsuits, gear, insurance, and photos are included, but you must swim and be at least 14.
“Was awesome, our guide was great and made the trip super enjoyable”
Trade Barcelona for the Costa Brava on an eight-hour outing with guides such as Tete, Marc, Rene, and Gerard. Paddle from San Pol Beach beneath the Camino de Ronda, enter sea caves, snorkel among fish and octopus, and choose from several cliff-jump heights. Transport, equipment, insurance, and a sandwich lunch are included.
“Had so much fun! Snorkeling and kayaking were a blast ! Cliff jumping was also really amazing. ! Highly recommend Henry!”
Paddle from Burriana Beach to Maro Waterfall with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. You’ll learn basic kayak technique, visit small caves and bays, swim in clear Mediterranean water, and receive free GoPro photos and videos. Guides such as Miguel, Isa, Kike, and Kaine are known for patient instruction and a friendly pace.
“Amazing experience! We had Ibra as our guide, and he was very patient with us whilst we were getting used to kayaking. It’s hard work, if you’re inexperienced like us, but so so so worth it!”
Spend a full day on the Costa Brava, paddling through coves and caves, snorkeling rocky reefs, and making optional low cliff jumps. Guides such as Sergio, René, Marc, and Tete lead the activities, help beginners, and often take photos. Round-trip transport, equipment, lunch, and injury insurance are included.
“Reschedule to the hiking due to weather， but never gonna regret it on the tour to Costa Brava！Great view with the guidance of Tete. Nice people，hard working and doing job with his heart. And the lunch is great！Happy cliff jumping with courage for the first jump！ Waiting for the happy pics. Will be back for kayawking again”
Drive a well-maintained MXU 300 quad through forests, country roads, and Mallorca’s hill country with guides such as Pablo, Anna, Martin, or David. The ride reaches Mount Randa for wide island views, then stops at a Mediterranean bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumps. A full driving license is required.
“Loved the day! Anna was an awesome guide, had fun driving to and from the mountain. The views are stunning!!”
Paddle from Los Cristianos toward the Guaza cliffs with an English, Spanish, French, Italian, or Portuguese-speaking guide. You’ll practice kayaking, visit a sea cave, snorkel from the kayak, and look for wild turtles and dolphins. Photos, video, gear, insurance, and a waterproof box are included.
“It was amazing - we have seen a dolphin, several turtles and many fish. Very cool activity!”
Join Sa Calma Boats aboard the Super Delfin Verde for a 2.5-hour Palma Bay cruise. You’ll pass beaches, stop in clear water near the marine reserve for swimming and snorkeling, and enjoy music, a bar, and one included drink. Departures may run from Palma or Can Pastilla, so check your booking carefully.
“Good music, fun, sangria was good just bad weather”
Travel from Barcelona to Platja d’Aro for a four-hour kayak and snorkel outing along the Costa Brava. Your English-speaking guides, including guides such as Donny, Santi, Mara, or Dani depending on the departure, provide equipment, instruction, water, and a picnic. Expect caves, coves, fish, free beach time, and possibly an optional cliff jump.
“had the best time ever, costa brava is THE place to go to. met nice people, got to swim in a beautiful, warm turquoise water, just be mindful of the jellyfishes ahah. this activity allowed me to reconnect with nature and to be grateful of how beautiful our earth is. the landscapes i got to discover were absolutely breathtaking. the instructor was very nice and had perfectly clear instructions. would definitely recommend, worth the price !”
Paddle through Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park in a two-, three-, or four-person kayak, stopping at a cove or beach to snorkel. Guides cover local geology, wildlife, history, and culture in English, with equipment, water, insurance, photos, and a support boat included. Expect to get wet and bring sun protection.
“Holding a sea urchin that our guide searched for in the seaweed then retrieved them showed to everyone in our group each one taking a photo with the beautiful, alive, deep purple prickly aquatic creature! Seeing rainbow fish. Paddling over water so clear & so deep I lose all perspective. It’s wonderful”
Paddle from Los Cristianos beneath the Guaza Mountains with an instructor such as Bea, Max, Jessica, or Coco. You’ll receive a wetsuit, kayak, life vest, water shoes, and snorkel gear, then stop for swimming and fish watching. The route can feel like a six-kilometer workout, and wildlife sightings depend on sea conditions and luck.
“Not an very easy activity - be ready it will take 2,5-3 hrs. Jessica was our guide - very nice one! We saw only dolphins, turtles decided to rest this time. But anyways it is amazing experience. Of course all depends on weather but suggest to try.”
Meet at Travel Sub Dive Centre in Puerto Colón for a 30-minute safety lesson, then ride a speedboat to a turtle area. With one instructor for every two people, you’ll spend about 25 minutes at up to 12 meters underwater, followed by guided snorkeling. Ruben, Romana, and other multilingual instructors help beginners stay calm and safe.
“Super fun crew, relaxed but they brief you properly on the safety critical things. They took us seriously when we had some issues adjusting to the depth on the way down (we were complete beginners). Cannot recommend these guys enough! Thank you so much, great experience”
Set out from Puerto Colón with Travel Sub’s multilingual team for a 15-minute speedboat ride to Tenerife’s turtle area. You’ll get a 30-minute safety briefing, use supplied wetsuits and snorkel gear, then spend about 50 minutes in the water. Guides such as Fabi, Max, Ale, Julia, and Naty are praised for helping beginners feel safe.
“Excellent instructor, totally look after you especially if you are nervous. can't fault them.”
From Medaqua in L’Estartit, join a 2.5-hour guided snorkel trip to the Medes Islands. You’ll receive a wetsuit, mask, fins, vest, and your own snorkel tube to keep. Small water groups explore for about 50 minutes, followed by free swimming, deck time, and a boat cruise around the islands.
“Very well organised, great tour leaders, beautiful islands and fun snorkel. They provide everything including wet suits for going into the cave. Good value and more fun than just sitting in a boat. We saw a starfish!”
Paddle from Los Cristianos along Tenerife’s black volcanic coast, enter a sea cave, and stop to snorkel among fish and turtles. Guides such as Gabriel, Caroline, Liam, and Karolien provide safety help, equipment, photos, and wildlife facts. The outing covers roughly 6 to 7 kilometers, so you need fair fitness.
“It is a super program, we have also seen dolphins!! Unfortunately the turtles were hiding today, but all together it is a wonderful experience. Our guide was very nice and well prepared, everything was nicely organized. Also I would mention that it is a 6 km tour with the kayaks, so you will need some strength, the water was extra cold, so I encourage you to put on that clothes what they are offering! I definitely recommend it! 🥰”
Sail from Morro Jable with captains such as Younes, Carlos, Ian, or José, watching for dolphins and whales before swimming and snorkeling near shore. The 3.5-hour trip includes equipment, wind jackets, tapas, beer, wine, tea, and soft drinks. Small groups make the outing personal, though wildlife sightings and swim time vary.
“It was incredible and really cool, everyone was so nice! I can only recommend this trip! We saw lots of dolphins! Awesome!”
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