What does the boat tour from Las Negras to Cabo de Gata involve?
If you are spending a few days in Cabo de Gata and want to do some activities in Las Negras, the boat tour from Las Negras is one of the best options. Why? Because on this tour you will not only see the spectacular Almeria coastline but also learn about the history surrounding this natural area and the most special anecdotes of Las Negras.
Once aboard, we will sail north, passing by the volcanic cliffs of Cerro Negro. We will enter the “El Chocho de la Vieja” cave a bit, where we can observe the different types of volcanic rock.
In our boat tour, we continue towards Cala Hernández, a small inaccessible cove of volcanic boulders and turquoise water. Beyond Cala Hernández, we will see the coast change to a whiter color due to the limestone sediments from ancient reefs. We will sail until we reach San Pedro cove, an old village, where we can admire its 15th-century castle.
We will continue our boat tour to the islet of San Pedro. It is an ancient volcanic crater inhabited by seagulls and cormorants. From here, we will set course south towards El Playazo, to enjoy the limestone rock formations that lead us to the Cueva de las Palomas, a stunning cave, an ancient pirate refuge and used for smuggling in the past, and to the castle of San Ramón.
Why are you going to like the boat tour in Cabo de Gata from Las Negras?
If you enjoy feeling the sea breeze on your face and sailing the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea, this boat tour in Cabo de Gata from Las Negras is one of the best options. This tour can be enjoyed whether you like water sports or if you are spending a few days in Cabo de Gata with your family and want to enjoy a beautiful and calm tour for everyone.
Since it is a boating activity, we recommend that if you get seasick or are not familiar with it, consult your pharmacist about taking biodramine. Make sure to enjoy the activity without fear of getting seasick.
Will I get seasick?
The journeys are very short, in which it is very unlikely that you will get seasick, but if you think you are prone to it, we advise you to take a biodramine 30 minutes before embarking.
I am pregnant, can I take the boat tour?
We do not recommend it, as the boat makes small jumps in the water.
What do I need to bring to the boat tour?
The bare essentials. In summer, a swimsuit, water shoes (if possible avoid flip-flops), and a towel.
Do I need sunscreen?
Yes, it is highly advisable to come with sunscreen already applied to avoid delays.
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