If you're in Jávea and would like to visit the Cova Tallada
La Cova Tallada is located near Cabo de San Antonio, between Jávea and Dénia. If you’re in Jávea, you can plan your visit by heading towards Dénia and Les Rotes, consider walking there during the periods when access is permitted, or opt for a kayaking trip if you’d like to explore the area from the sea.
Recommended activity from Jávea
If you’re in Jávea and want to enjoy the sea near Cova Tallada, hiring a kayak is a flexible way to explore at your own pace. It isn’t a specific guided tour of the cave, but it allows you to discover the coast of Jávea, areas near Cabo de San Antonio and coastal spots close to Cova Tallada, depending on the duration of your hire, your skill level and sea conditions.
Choose the duration of your hire and check availability before you set off. During the high season, it is advisable to book in advance to secure a kayak, a time slot and equipment.
The activity starts from Playa Primer Muntanyar in Jávea. Please check the exact meeting point specified in your booking and arrive in good time to collect your equipment and get ready before entering the water.
The hire includes a kayak, paddles and a life jacket. Before setting off, it’s a good idea to ask about the recommended paddling area, sea conditions and the approximate time it takes to reach each point of interest.
As this is a flexible activity, you can tailor the route to suit your ability and the duration of your hire. From Jávea, you can enjoy the coastal scenery, the crystal-clear waters and areas such as Cala Tango, the Cueva Turquesa and the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.
If you’re planning to head to the Cova Tallada area from Jávea, please check the distance, the hire period and sea conditions beforehand. As this is a self-drive hire, the route should always be tailored to your experience, safety and the instructions you’ve been given before setting off.
Make sure you allow enough time to return to Playa Primer Muntanyar within the booked time slot. It is advisable not to rush and to allow plenty of time for the return journey, especially if there is wind, a current or heavy maritime traffic.
Before setting sail
If you’re planning a trip to Cova Tallada from Jávea, kayaking could be a great way to enjoy the coastal scenery. Before setting off, it’s a good idea to check the sea conditions, the wind, the hire times and the equipment you’ll need to ensure a comfortable and safe experience.
Before setting off, check the wind, the swell and the marine forecast. In this area, conditions can change and affect your route, especially if you plan to visit caves, coves or more exposed areas.
If you want to visit places such as Cala Tango, Cueva Turquesa, the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve or explore the area around Cova Tallada, choose a realistic timeframe and allow plenty of time for the return journey.
Bring a swimsuit, T-shirt, cap, sun cream, water, sunglasses with a strap, and footwear that can get wet. It is also advisable to use a waterproof bag for your mobile phone, keys and documents.
Always wear a life jacket, do not venture further out than recommended, and follow the staff’s instructions. If you are inexperienced, avoid long routes or areas exposed to strong winds or rough seas.
Important: Kayak hire from Jávea is a self-guided activity. You can plan your route based on the time booked, your skill level and sea conditions, but it is not advisable to undertake long routes if you lack experience or if the sea forecast is unfavourable.
Round off your day on the coast
If you’re in Jávea and want to make the most of a day by the sea, you can combine your visit with water sports, walks along the coves, stand-up paddleboarding or activities in other nearby areas around Dénia, Jávea and the Costa Blanca.
A flexible option for exploring the coast at your own pace, visiting coves, caves and areas of crystal-clear water, depending on the duration of your booking and sea conditions.
Jávea and Dénia boast crystal-clear waters, seabeds and peaceful spots for those looking for a simple, refreshing day out by the coast.
A peaceful and accessible activity that offers a different way to enjoy the sea, perfect for those who want a sailing experience without straying too far from the coast.
You can round off your visit with a trip to Cova Tallada, Cape San Antonio, Les Rotes, nearby coves or activities based in Dénia and Jávea, depending on the kind of experience you’re looking for.
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SEE ACTIVITIES IN JÁVEA AND THE SURROUNDING AREAYes, you can organise a visit to Cova Tallada from Jávea, although it’s worth noting that the cave is located in the area around Cabo de San Antonio, between Jávea and Dénia. If you’re in Jávea, you can head towards Dénia or Les Rotes to take part in activities specifically related to Cova Tallada, or enjoy a water-based activity from Jávea, such as kayaking, subject to availability and sea conditions.
There aren’t always direct guided tours from Jávea to Cova Tallada. In Jávea, you may find kayak hire options for exploring the area, but these should not be confused with a specific guided tour of the cave. For activities centred on Cova Tallada, it is usually best to check for tours departing from Dénia, Les Rotes or the Port of Dénia.
By hiring a kayak in Jávea, you can plan your own route along the coast and, depending on the duration of your hire, your skill level and sea conditions, consider visiting areas near Cova Tallada. Before setting off, it is important to check the distance, the sea forecast and the staff’s recommendations, especially if you have no kayaking experience.
Kayaking trips in Jávea can set off from specific points along the coast, such as Primer Muntanyar Beach, depending on the organising company. Before booking, always check the exact departure point, the scheduled time, the equipment included and the recommended rental duration to reach coves, caves or areas within the Cabo de San Antonio Marine Reserve.
It depends on the kind of experience you’re looking for. From Dénia or Les Rotes, more specific activities are usually organised to visit Cova Tallada, such as boat trips, guided kayaking tours or snorkelling excursions. From Jávea, on the other hand, it might be a good idea to go on a self-guided water sports outing in the area and combine it with other activities near Cabo de San Antonio.
Before setting off on a kayaking trip from Jávea, check the sea conditions, the wind, the duration of the hire, the equipment provided and your level of experience. It’s also a good idea to bring water, sun cream, a hat, footwear that can get wet and a waterproof bag for your mobile phone or keys. If you want to explore more remote areas, make sure you allow plenty of time for the round trip.
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