A tour built around one secret place. Paddle along the cliffs from Cala Granadella to Cala en Caló, a cove hidden behind a rock island and reachable only by sea. Take your time snorkelling over its rocks, swim into its sea cave, where light from below turns the water an electric turquoise, and explore the coast around the Isla del Descubridor, where seabirds nest.
The order and stops depend on the sea – your guide chooses the best route on the day.
Just turn up ready for adventure — we take care of the equipment, safety and memories.
Mask and snorkel included.
Specialist footwear provided.
Keep your essentials protected.
Life jackets / flotation equipment included.
Photos and videos from the experience included.
Experienced guides with professional paddlesports qualifications.
Professional preparation for outdoor environments.
Guidance and support in multiple languages.
Activity insurance included.
Siesta Advisor support before and after the adventure.
Wetsuits are included whenever the water is cold. Not sure whether you'll need one on your date? Call or message us and we'll tell you.
Fantastic adventure for our family of three - our 8 year old Sebi loved it, especially the cave and jumping from the cliff. Thank you to Tom for looking after us, awesome guides. Professionally run and very informative with their guide! We will be back and Sebi would like a job in 10 years time please!! 🙏 🌊💪☀️❤️💛❤️
We had a fantastic kayak tour in Granadella today with William. He is a great guide, very friendly, professional and knowledgeable. He made us feel safe while showing us the beautiful caves and coastline. A memorable experience, highly recommended!
What an amazing experience! The kayak tour with Siesta Advisor was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. Our guides, Luc and Callum, were super friendly, enthusiastic, and created a great atmosphere from the very beginning. They gave clear instructions, made sure everyone felt comfortable, and shared lots of interesting information along the way. The surroundings were beautiful and the kayaking itself was so much fun. One of the best moments was definitely jumping off a cliff — a little scary, but incredibly exciting and something that made the tour even more memorable!
We took a group of six on the Kayak Cala Tango trip at 8.30am and it was fantastic! Our tour guides were superb, fluent in three languages and looked after the entire group of about twenty paddlers amazingly well. Beautiful crystal clear waters, fabulous coastline and a good workout to get the day going! Great value for money, highly recommended.
Had an awesome time out on the water with Siesta Advisor. The whole tour was super chilled and such a fun way to see a different side of the coastline – the water was insanely clear, and getting to explore the caves was a real highlight. Big shoutout to William and David, who made the day even better. They were both so easygoing and fun, and just made the whole group feel included the whole time. You could tell they knew the area inside out, and they were great at pointing things out along the way without overloading it with info – just the right balance.
Yet another incredible kayaking tour given for my Javea fitness team... they're always well planned & ready for us at siesta advisor, our huge 38 strong team event is a big group to manage... thanks guys! See u again very soon ♡
I never leave a review but I recently had an incredible experience with Siesta Advisor, a fantastic kayaking company that truly exceeded my expectations! From the get-go, their team was incredibly accommodating and supportive, especially when we faced some difficulties getting to our destination. They were not only patient but also went out of their way to assist us, ensuring we made the most of our kayaking adventure. One of the highlights of my experience was how they graciously rescheduled our class to a more convenient time. This flexibility made a huge difference, allowing us to enjoy the experience without feeling rushed.
This is one of the best experiences we had in Spain on this trip. We were able to do kayaking, swimming in the caves and on beanches, snorkeling, and rock diving in a little over two and a half hours. The water was so clear and calm so we were able to see a lot of creatures under the water. The guides for our tour were Mason and Thomas, both were excellent and very professional. We will definitely come back again.
A simple pre-arrival guide. Broader questions (swimming ability, ages, weather, cancellations) are answered in the FAQ below.
Only by sea: it's hidden behind an island and there's no path down. We paddle there from Cala Granadella – about 1.5 km and 30 minutes. Swimming there from Granadella isn't recommended: it's too far and boats pass.
Kayak Granadella is our classic 3-hour tour of the highlights (Blue Lagoon, Cova del Llop Marí, Cala en Caló and Cala Ambolo). Kayak Cala en Caló focuses on one place: more time snorkelling in the cove and its sea cave, and exploring around the Isla del Descubridor.
Yes, if the sea allows: it's about a 20-metre swim, about five at a time, always with your guide. It's optional – you can stay outside and snorkel the cove.
May, June, September and October: warm water and quieter coves. In July and August come early – the road to Granadella is busy.
Around the rocks: white seabream, shoals of salema, painted comber, rainbow wrasse, octopus, moray eels, starfish and sea urchins. Rare, lucky sightings: dolphins and, in early summer, fin whales passing the capes; seahorses hide in the Posidonia seagrass but are very rarely seen. We never chase or touch wildlife.
From 4 years old with an adult, but it suits confident swimmers best because most of the tour is spent in the water. For younger or less confident children, Kayak Granadella is the better choice.
This is the tour for people who want to slow down and get in the water. The paddle to Cala en Caló takes about 30 minutes; most of the time is then spent snorkelling and exploring the cove. The sea cave is entered by swimming – about 20 metres – about five at a time, always with the guide; it's optional. You paddle a stable double kayak; snorkel mask, water shoes and life jackets are included. We provide a snorkel mask; guests who own a snorkel and mask they love are encouraged to bring them. Dry bags are available on request on the day, so just ask the team when you arrive. Wetsuits are included whenever the water is cold. Not sure whether you'll need one on your date? Call or message us and we'll tell you. Photos and videos of your tour are complimentary, shared in an online folder within 24 to 48 hours and kept for 180 days. Rated easy: you only need a basic level of fitness and to be comfortable swimming in open water. If the sea isn't suitable for the cove, the guide changes the route or we reschedule. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start; changes within 24 hours cost €15 per participant; groups of 4 or more from June to September pay a 50% deposit. We've paddled to Cala en Caló since 2012 and clean its beach every year – please take nothing but photos. About 8–10 guests per guide, with two guides on each departure. The safety briefing is given in Spanish and English, and in French or Dutch when a French- or Dutch-speaking guide is assigned to your group.
The biggest cave on the coast: from Granadella past the Llop Marí, Ambolo and the Pirates' Cave into the 46 m Cova dels Orguens.
The classic: the turquoise Blue Lagoon, the Cova del Llop Marí, snorkelling at Cala en Caló and a landing at Cala Ambolo. All year.