Kayak route through caves in Menorca
WITH AN EXPERT GUIDE

The most spectacular kayak tour of the south coast. Delve into sea caves, Sail between 50-metre cliffs and snorkel in crystal-clear waters. Two routes, two unique experiences. Choose yours now!

📍 From Cala en Porter to Cales Coves

  • 4 sea caves (including the mythical Cueva de la Luz)
  • Rock jumping into a natural pool (sea permitting)
  • Snorkelling in Cales Coves, the largest prehistoric Necropolis in Menorca
  • Level: relaxed - ideal for children and first timers
  • Children from 6 years old
  • Duration: 3h - Price: 41€/person
  • Free photos/videos with GoPro included (shipped within 5 days)

📍 From Es Canutells to Binicalaf

  • 7-8 sea caves (the highest concentration on the island)
  • Cave of Ses Atxes with giant stalactite + dark cave with torch
  • Snorkelling in an untouched corner of the cliffs
  • Level: adventure - for those who want more caves
  • Children from 8 years old
  • Duration: 3h (+15 min. paddling) - Price: 41€/person
  • Free photos/videos with GoPro included (shipped within 5 days)

Which kayak route to choose?

Both routes are incredible, they are different and they do not cross each other. Whichever one you choose, you'll get it right!.

Cala en Porter is the ruta in classic kayak. Four sea caves spectacular, including the famous Cave of Light, and a stop at Cales Coves to make snorkel, a sheltered cove with prehistoric caves. If you come with young children or it's your first time kayaking, this is the most recommendable: a little shorter, quieter and with a nearby cove to rest in. unique experience!

Es Canutells is the kayak route for adventurers. Visit seven and eight sea caves - the largest concentration of all Menorca. You will enter caves where the monitor carries a torch because they are deep and totally dark. The route is virgin: high cliffs, with no houses or buildings in sight and you will make snorkelling in crystal clear waters. It takes about 15 minutes longer to paddle than Cala en Porter. One mind-blowing experience!

In a nutshellCala en Porter is a bit more relaxed, Es Canutells a bit more adventurous. Both have their magical moments!

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What is included in the kayak tour?

  • Expert guide who will accompany you throughout the route.
  • Double kayak (or single if you go alone or in an odd-numbered group)
  • Lifejacket
  • Watertight bottle to store mobile phone and personal belongings
  • Snorkelling stop
  • Photo and video session with GoPro (sent in maximum 5 days))
  • All you have to do is bring: swimming costume, sun cream, cap, water and the desire to discover Menorca from the sea!

Frequently asked questions about the Cave Route

Ideally, this should be done in the first days of your stay in Menorca. This way, if the sea does not allow the activity to take place, we can reschedule it for another day. There are clients who leave the route for the end of their holidays, and if the sea is rough that day, they will not be able to enjoy it.

If children are small and do not paddle, the Cala en Porter route is more recommendable, as it is very pretty and somewhat more relaxed. You paddle less and reach a nearby cove, Cales Coves, which is more sheltered from the sea.

Please note that the minimum age for this activity is 6 years old.

For Cala en Porter:

  • 9h: It is less hot and the sea is in better conditions.
  • 10:15h: This is a comfortable and balanced time.
  • 12h: The colours are more intense and the sun is more intense.
  • 16h: Very good to see the Cueva de la Luz at its best.

For Es Canutells:

  • Both 10am and 4pm is a good time.
  • Swimming costume and sun shirt.
  • Cap, sun cream and sunglasses.
  • Snorkel mask, water shoes (booties) and towel.
  • Some snacks and water.
  • Always carry all objects securely. with laces.
  • You'll also have a watertight bottle to carry everything in the kayak that you don't want to get wet, such as your mobile phone.