Catalonia · SANT FELIU DE GUÍXOLS TOURS
Here are 6 sant feliu de guíxols tours, each with what it costs, how long it takes and who it suits. The first one is the safest booking; the rest earn their place for different reasons.
Spend two hours kayaking around S’Agaró Bay, where a guide leads you past cliffs, coves and sea caves before a 20-minute snorkel stop. Groups are capped at 14, and guides such as Xevi, Lluc and Ayoub are known for sharing local stories and keeping the pace comfortable. Kayaks, snorkel gear and safety equipment are included.
“Fantastic kayak and snorkeling tour. Nail was an amazing guide!”
Set out from Sant Feliu de Guíxols in a stable sit-on-top kayak, following a guide along the rocky Costa Brava coast to a cove for swimming and snorkeling. Guides such as Richard, Sergio, and Marc explain local wildlife and geology, help beginners feel at ease, and take photos to share afterward.
“Great guide, great trip and great fun for adults and children (youngest 10y old).”
At Cala del Molí in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, climb a sea-edge via ferrata with a certified guide and a group of no more than eight. The three-hour outing includes gear, insurance, photos, and refreshments. Guides such as Cristina and Miguel have helped climbers through the tougher sections. From December 1 to June 1, only the first part of the route is open.
“Well planned activity, the explanation was in various languages with a reasonable number of people for the activity. Overall good value for money and very encouraging and professional guide Cristina.”
Learn to balance, steer, turn, and recover after a fall before paddling around S’Agaró Bay. Your small group is capped at six, and instructors speak English, Spanish, or Catalan. Guides have included Pau, Laia, Xevi, Oriol, and Nil. Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and water.
“Es una actividad 100% recomendable. Nuestro guía Nil ha sido increíble, pendiente de nosotros en todo momento y nos ha llevado a calas chulísimas! Volveremos!”
Set sail from Port d'Aro on a private four-hour trip for up to nine, with skipper Santi guiding the boat and sharing the work of sailing if you like. The route heads north or south according to wind and sea conditions, with time to anchor, swim, snorkel and paddleboard. Bring your own drinks, snacks and towels.
“Highly recommend this activity to everyone who in to the sailing ⛵️ . Santy is a really nice guy to talk to about boats, sails, marinas etc. Santy you have my number mate 😁, if you ever will need someone to assist you in offshore crusing please let me know and I will be there mate. All the best to you, we'll see you next May. (if not before) 😁”
At Cala del Molí in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, a qualified guide leads you across a K3 via ferrata that runs above the Mediterranean, with metal walkways and suspension bridges. The outing lasts about 3.5 hours and includes gear, insurance, and photos. Beginners with good fitness can join; the minimum age is 10.
Pick a Gaudí house, a table or a stretch of coast.
