Cadaqués Excursions: Cap de Creus
About this tour
This is a stretch of coast with real geological and biological range. Geology buffs come for the oddly shaped rock, walkers and nature lovers for the trails, and there is plenty here for the water crowd too: several protected marine areas where snorkelling all but sells itself.
Interest points
Cap de Creus
Participants
Max people
Our tours run in small groups of no more than 15 people. For larger groups, get in touch and we will tailor the day to you.Minimum people
There is no minimum number of people for this tour.Private Tour
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Includes
- Local guide.
- Route planning.
- Handling of access to the Natural Park.
Does not include
- Tip for the guide, if you wish.
- Hiking and snorkelling equipment.
Recommendations
- Arrive about 10 minutes before the start time so we can set off on schedule.
- Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated along the way.
- Check the weather forecast beforehand.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suited to 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
Just follow the road from Cadaqués towards Cap de Creus. The El Mirador car park should come up on your GPS without any trouble.
Cap de Creus
This route suits families who want to walk Cap de Creus with young children, as the path is easygoing with nothing technical about it. We head into the Paratge de Tudela, one of the most striking parts of the headland. Tudela is known for its remarkable rock, and it was a source Salvador Dalí drew on again and again in his work. You will see how the stone, worn down over millions of years by wind and sea, ends up in strange, dreamlike shapes. Tudela also holds some of the richest plant and animal life in the area.