Away from the busiest beaches, this sea kayak route explores Ibiza’s wildest coastline. Depending on the starting point, you paddle around Xarraca Bay and Portinatx in the north, or the cliffs of Cala Comte and Sant Antoni in the west.
What the route includes
- Technique and safety briefing on the beach.
- Guided paddle in double or single kayak, about 5–7 km in total.
- Entering sea caves and natural arches when the sea allows.
- Snorkeling stop in a cove with clear water.
- Small snack and water.
Who it is for
No experience needed: the pace suits the group and double kayaks are very stable. A good choice for families with children from 6–8 years, couples and active travelers. You must be able to swim.
What to bring
- Swimwear on, a rash guard or quick-dry T-shirt and a cap.
- Sunscreen and extra water.
- Shoes that can get wet.
Best time to go
May to October. Morning trips usually have the flattest sea; sunset routes also run in summer. On windy days the guide switches to the sheltered side of the island, so the trip rarely needs to be cancelled.
Included
- Kayak guide
- Kayak, paddle and buoyancy aid
- Snorkel mask and tube
- Dry bag and snack
FAQs
Is paddling hard?
No. It is a relaxed route with stops; the guide teaches basic technique before setting off.
Can I bring my phone?
Yes, in the dry bag provided, at your own risk.
What if it is windy?
The most sheltered coast is chosen, or the date is changed if it is not safe.
