Costa Brava Kayak & Snorkel Tour from S'Agaró: 2-hour sea cave paddleYou’ll paddle along Costa Brava’s rugged coastline by kayak with a local guide from S’Agaró Bay, slip into hidden coves only reachable by water, then snorkel among curious fish and ancient rocks. It’s two hours of sun, salt air, stories (some true), and those little moments you can’t plan for—like laughing at yourself in a wetsuit or tasting sea air on your lips.
Costa Brava: Double Discover Scuba Diving from BoatYou’ll board a boat off Costa Brava with expert instructors who walk you through every step before two beginner-friendly dives—spotting octopus or barracuda along the way. All scuba equipment is included, plus insurance and even photos of your underwater moments. Expect salty air, laughter, and that weirdly peaceful feeling after surfacing—it might stick with you longer than you expect.
Costa Brava Kayak & Snorkel Tour from Sant Feliu de GuíxolsYou paddle stable kayaks into hidden Costa Brava coves, snorkel in clear water to spot fish and sea urchins, and hear 30 years' worth of local knowledge from your guide. The route adjusts to sea conditions, photos are included, and the whole experience takes two hours with no prior paddling experience required.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach hidden coves and snorkel spots that have no road access—the kayak is what makes those places reachable in two hours, and the guide's 30 years of local knowledge means you're not just paddling, you're learning the coast as you go.
Costa Brava Via Ferrata Cala del Molí: Mediterranean climbingVia ferrata climbing at Cala del Molí on the Costa Brava near Sant Feliu de Guixols combines two sections—one for beginners, one more demanding—using metal steps, cables and bridges to reach cliffsides above the sea. A qualified guide leads in English, Spanish or French; the price includes technical equipment, a photographic report, mini picnic and accident insurance. Minimum age is 12 and moderate fitness is required.Is it for me?The two-section structure lets you build into the exposure instead of starting at the hardest pitch, which is what makes this route work for a first via ferrata even though the Mediterranean location and Tibetan bridge crossing give experienced climbers something they won't find inland.
Olot Montsacopa Volcano: Self-Guided Audio Walk & Crater TrailYou’ll walk right into Olot’s Montsacopa volcano crater with an audio guide in your ear—hearing stories about eruptions and local life as you go. Touch volcanic rocks, spot vegetable gardens growing in black earth, climb to old watchtowers and a church hidden inside the crater. It’s quiet up top; you might find yourself lingering longer than planned.
