Gulf of Cagliari kayak tour

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Place: Cagliari

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

Language: English, Italian

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Do this because

Explore the southern coast of Sardinia paddling a kayak
Observe unique beaches such as Cala Mosca and Cala Fighera
Enjoy snorkeling with an expert guide

What to expect

Prepare to discover the Gulf of Cagliari, in a fun and active way. Accompanied by an experienced guide, you'll explore a unique environment while paddling a kayak.

Begin your experience in Poetto beach, where you'll meet your local guide and attend to an initial lesson to enjoy the tour in a fun and safe way. Once ready, start your paddle and explore a landscape of imposing cliffs, clear waters and small beaches.

During the excursion, you'll stop in different areas to enjoy swimming and snorkeling surrounded by a unique sea life and, with the necessary equipment at your disposal.

Important to know

Know in advance:

This excursion requires a minimum age of 8
This tour does not allow more than 6 people per booking
This tour is operated by a bilingual guide
The route is approximately 7 km and includes:

- Short lesson and equipment distribution

- Departure by kayak with short transit in front of Poetto Beach

- Stop about 15 minutes in the area of Gianfranco Pools, with the possibility of snorkeling

- Transit in front of the famous Grotta dei Colombi

- Stop about 15 minutes in Cala Fighera, with the possibility of snorkeling

- Passage in front of: Capo Sant'Elia, Grotta del Cavallino (where you can enter according to the weather conditions of the day), old tuff quarry, under the lighthouse of Capo San'Elia

- Stop on the ground about 30 minutes in the beach of Calamosca, with the possibility of snorkeling (there is a snack bar and bathrooms)

- Return navigation to the starting point, with transit in front of the characteristic rocks of Crocodile and Mushroom

The only stop on the beach will be in Calamosca, as the beach ordinance issued by the Captaincy Office does not allow to land in the previous stretch of coast.