Cadaqués Excursions: Cap de Creus
About this tour
This is a site of great geological and biological diversity. It's a perfect spot for geology enthusiasts—due to its uniquely shaped rock formations—as well as for nature and hiking lovers. But it also welcomes aquatic adventurers, thanks to various protected marine areas where snorkeling is almost a must.
Interest points
Cap de Creus
Participants
Max people
Our tours are in small groups of no more than 15 people. For larger groups, please contact us and we'll tailor the experience to your needs.Minimum people
No minimum number of participants required for this tour.Private Tour
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Includes
- Local guide.
- Route planning.
- Access management to the Natural Park.
Does not include
- Tips for the guide, if you consider it appropriate.
- Hiking and snorkeling equipment.
Recommendations
- It is recommended to arrive about 10 minutes before the scheduled start time so we can begin the tour punctually.
- Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated along the route.
- Check the weather forecast beforehand.
- Wear comfortable clothing and shoes appropriate for the season.
Additional Information
- Pets are not allowed.
- Not accessible for people with reduced mobility.
From €295 / €360 per group
Ticket price
From €295 / €360 per group
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Meeting Point
Address
Aparcament El Mirador, Road from Cadaqués to Cap de Creus.
How to get to the meeting point
Simply follow the road from Cadaqués to Cap de Creus. The parking lot 'El Mirador' should appear easily on your GPS.
Cap de Creus
This route is ideal for families who want to hike in Cap de Creus with young children, as the trail poses no technical challenges. We'll enter the natural area of Paratge de Tudela, one of the most spectacular parts of Cap de Creus. Tudela is known for its striking geological formations and served as a major source of inspiration for Salvador Dalí's work. You'll see how rocks, shaped by millions of years of wind and sea erosion, take on strange and surreal forms. Additionally, Tudela is home to some of the richest biodiversity in the region, both in flora and fauna.