Mogán: Guided Kayak to Caves and Snorkeling Tour
1.Mogán: Guided Kayak to Caves and Snorkeling Tour
Guided kayak through Mogán sea caves and cliffs, optional cliff jumps, then snorkeling in clear water. Four hours for $77.
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GRAN CANARIA
The island’s best days out.
The 7 most popular kayaking & sea cave tours on Gran Canaria, with prices, run times and who to book each one with. The trips travellers tend to build a day on the island around.
Guided kayak through Mogán sea caves and cliffs, optional cliff jumps, then snorkeling in clear water. Four hours for $77.
Most PopularKayak, snorkel, and explore Mogan Caves in a small group from Taurito. Gear included, safety-first guide, and beach time in 4 hours.
“Kayaking through the caves was amazing Guide was friendly,polite and very professional Would recommend to anyone who has a reasonable level of fitness”
Adventure kayak in Puerto de Mogán caves with optional cliff jumps and snorkeling, led by Pablo, plus gear, snack, and GoPro photos.
“Pablo was fantastic, looking after us, good explanations and very funny. The trip had a bit of everything. Very exhilarating. The cave swimming and cliff jumping was amazing”
Private kayak and snorkeling tour through Mogan caves from Playa de Taurito, with gear, wetsuit, and geology lessons in 4 hours.
“Have a nice excursion”
4-hour guided kayak trip along Gran Canaria’s south coast, with a culture stop at Los Militares and a swim plus picnic on a near-wild beach.
Guided kayaking from El Pajar to Montaña Arena with a stop at Los Militares archaeological site, beach time, and possible turtles.
“Had a fantastic day kayaking. Very helpful, helped my mother who is not confident in the water and came snorkeling with me to show where the fish were. Highly recommend 😁”
Kayak Gran Canaria from Las Palmas for about an hour. Single or double kayaks, life jackets included, and coastal views reachable only from the water.
“Increíble, fuimos por las calas cercanas e incluso por alta mar. El trato cercano y el equipo en muy buen estado.”
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