Morro de Toix: kayak trip
Costa Blanca, Alicante
"Morro de Toix" and the "Cueva dels Coloms", a beautiful cliff area in Altea where you'll enjoy a gorgeous kayak tour and you'll be impressed by a magical place for the most daring.
Kayak and Caving Tour along Alicante’s Morro del Toix Coast
This guided kayak tour departs from Mascarat Beach, Alicante, and suits those who enjoy coastal exploration, swimming, snorkelling, and caving.
Highlights
- Explore the sea-accessible 'Els Coloms' cave
- Kayak along Alicante’s coastal cliffs
- Swim, snorkel, and enjoy caving activities
Description
Begin the tour at Mascarat Beach with an introduction to kayak use and an overview of the route. Paddle towards Punta del Mascarat, then continue north along the coastline.
You will visit Cala del Racó del Corb cove before reaching the dramatic vertical cliffs of Morro del Toix. Along the cliff coast, you can stop at various points and explore sea caves.
The key highlight is the 'Cueva dels Coloms' cave, accessible only by sea. Inside, discover galleries and chambers where multiple freshwater springs flow into the sea, an unusual natural phenomenon replicated only on the Greek island of Cephalonia.
After exploring the cave, continue north to Cala del Gasparet, where you can rest, snorkel, and swim before returning to Mascarat Beach.
Includes
- Qualified kayak instructor guide
- Double self-bailing kayaks with backrests, paddles, and life jackets
- Watertight jerry cans for personal belongings
- Snorkelling equipment
- Photos of the activity
- Helmet and headlamp for exploring the Coloms Cave
Important Information
- You can choose a morning or afternoon departure. Mornings offer calmer waters and cooler temperatures, ideal for families. Afternoons are warmer but the cool course and occasional water splashes keep the experience refreshing.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your preferred time. Bring swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and a change of clothes. The best time to visit is during the warmer months when sea conditions are ideal for kayaking and swimming.
