Guided Kayak Tour to Cova Tallada in Dénia

Context The activity takes place in the Cabo de San Antonio Natural Reserve, along the coast of Les Rotes, Dénia. Cova Tallada is a unique marine cave accessible only by sea, featuring rock formations shaped by waves and exceptionally clear waters ideal for kayaking and snorkeling. The route covers approximately 3.5 km of open sea navigation, with moderate difficulty and in a protected environment that preserves rich marine biodiversity.

The Experience After a safety briefing on Les Rotes Beach, you’ll paddle a closed-sea kayak toward Cova Tallada, feeling the touch of seawater and the scent of salt and Mediterranean thyme. The tour includes exploration of the cave, where you’ll go snorkeling to observe marine life and the textured surfaces of rocky walls. A stop is made at Torre del Gerro to rest, enjoy panoramic views, and take photos before returning to base.

For Whom This activity suits individuals in good physical condition who can swim, starting from age 14. It’s ideal for those seeking an active outdoor experience in a protected natural setting, combining sport and nature immersion. Not recommended for people with limited mobility, or for those with fear of open water or enclosed spaces.

Local Context The Cabo de San Antonio Natural Reserve safeguards both marine and terrestrial ecosystems, with regulations in place to protect its flora and fauna. The local community maintains maritime traditions tied to fishing, and the area is a recognized example of sustainable tourism on the Costa Blanca.