Escape Barcelona on a day trip to Costa Brava. Paddle rugged coastlines, snorkel in clear waters, and explore hidden coves with expert English-speaking guides in small groups of up to 12. Receive a safety briefing and learn kayaking and snorkeling basics, perfect for beginners.
Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach with water and free professional photos. After the tour, relax during 3 hours of free time to swim, sunbathe, or hike scenic trails.
All equipment is included, plus secure changing rooms and storage. Round-trip air-conditioned transport makes the journey comfortable.
Ideal for families, friends, solo travelers, and groups seeking adventure and relaxation.
✔ Kayak with English-speaking guides
✔ Snorkel in clear waters
✔ Picnic lunch, water & free photos
✔ 3 hours free time
✔ Secure changing rooms and storage
Choose this option for:: non-vegetarian lunch
Duration: 7 hours
Your day begins at the charming square of Placeta de Vicenç Albert Ballester, conveniently located near Barcelona’s Arc de Triomf. Here, you’ll meet your guide and fellow adventurers before boarding a comfortable, air-conditioned coach.
Sit back and relax on a picturesque 80-minute coach ride north along the Catalan coast, where rolling landscapes and glimpses of the Mediterranean guide you toward the pristine beauty of Costa Brava. Upon arrival at the golden-sand beach of S’Agaró, your adventure begins with a quick orientation before setting out on a guided kayaking trip along rugged cliffs and hidden coves. You’ll pause to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, discovering vibrant marine life beneath the surface, and midway through the experience, enjoy a fresh picnic lunch on the beach while taking in the spectacular coastal views.
Following your guided activities, the afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure—stretch out on the sand, take a refreshing swim, or wander along the scenic coastal paths, soaking in Costa Brava’s natural charm at your own pace. As the sun begins to lower, you’ll rejoin your group for a comfortable 80-minute drive back to Barcelona, the perfect opportunity to relax, share stories, and scroll through photos from your adventure-filled day.
You’ll arrive back at the same square where your journey began, carrying with you unforgettable memories of Costa Brava’s hidden treasures and coastal beauty.
Please note: The itinerary is provided for reference purposes only and may be adjusted without prior notice.
Meet at the Arc de Triomf 20 minutes before departure. From the Arc, walk south along the wide pedestrian street. Count 5 large decorative lamp posts, then turn right and go down the stairs after the 5th lamp post. You’ll find the plaza on the other side of the road. We leave promptly at 10:00 AM.
Your voucher(s) with your guide name, exact meeting point, and all necessary information will be e-mailed to you very soon(based on travel date).
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