RockNatour is a small adventure outfit on the Explanada del Castillete in Puerto de Mogán, and this is its sea-kayak day: four hours in two-seat kayaks along the cliffs to the Mogán caves, into the caves themselves, then a snorkelling stop at a beach beyond before the paddle home.
How hard is it?#
No kayaking experience is needed, but four hours is real paddling rather than a gentle float — one reviewer calls it a workout on the shoulders and advises against turning up hungover. You share a two-seat kayak, so the effort is split, and the guide sets the pace for the group along the cliffs rather than leaving anyone to find their own.
What is in the price and what do you bring?#
Included: a professional guide, the two-seat kayak with life vests, a snorkel kit and dry bag, insurance and the pictures. Outside it: water shoes, recommended and rentable at the base for €5, and the ordinary beach kit — swimsuit, sun protection, water and a towel. No transfer is listed, so you make your own way to Puerto de Mogán.
Who can take part?#
The operator states 16 to 55 for this four-hour route, and opens its shorter three-hour kayak route from 12. It also asks that participants understand English or Spanish, and it puts that down to safety rather than convenience: a guide leading kayaks into sea caves needs to be understood the first time.
What is worth checking before you book?#
- The start time, which the operator confirms when you book; you meet at the base on the Explanada del Castillete.
- The sea state. Caves need calm water, the guide decides on the day and reschedules if needed — say so at booking if your dates cannot move.
- Water shoes. Recommended rather than required, and €5 at the base if you did not pack a pair.
- The jumps. Rock jumping is part of the day for those who want it and entirely optional for those who do not.
- Photos, which are listed among the inclusions rather than sold afterwards.
Important
The age range is the operator's own and it cuts both ways — the four-hour cave route is sold for 16 to 55, and younger paddlers go on the three-hour route from 12 instead. Check it before you plan the day around a family.
