Where is the Cova dels Orguens?
At the foot of Cabo de la Nao, Jávea's easternmost cape, below the lighthouse. It can only be reached by sea; we paddle there from Cala Granadella.
Where does the tour start?
At Cala Granadella, on the far left of the beach next to the fishing boats – the same meeting point as Kayak Granadella. It doesn't start at the Primer Montañar.
What will we see on the way?
The Cova del Llop Marí sea cave, Cala Ambolo, a beach you can only reach by sea, the Pirates' Cave and finally the Cova dels Orguens itself.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, if you have a basic level of fitness: no kayak experience is needed and the guide teaches the basics on the beach. It's our longest Granadella route, so for small children or a first, shorter paddle choose Kayak Granadella.
What marine life will we see?
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.
Does it run in winter?
Yes. From October to May we run Kayak Granadella, Kayak Cova dels Orguens, Kayak Cova Tallada and Kayak Moraira. Check availability online or on WhatsApp.