Cap de Creus and Coves
3 to 5 hours from Roses with swimming stops at three coves you can only reach by sea
The natural park from the sea
Cap de Creus is the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, and most of its best coves have no road down to them. This guided trip runs 3 to 5 hours from Roses with a professional skipper who reads the wind and picks the day's three swimming stops — bare rock, turquoise water and, in most of them, nobody arriving on foot.
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From €65 per person in low season, €75 in mid season and €80 in high season. Drinks and snacks not included.
Book nowFrequently Asked Questions
Which coves will we visit?
That depends on the wind and the sea that day — the skipper picks the sheltered side. Cala Jugadora and Cala Culip are regulars, along with other corners of Cap de Creus you can only reach by boat.
Can we swim?
Yes — the trip includes three swimming stops at unspoilt coves, with time at each to swim and snorkel in crystal-clear waters before moving on.