Dive into a world of discovery, marine life, and connection with nature
Join us on an unforgettable snorkelling adventure in the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, one of the most biodiverse and visually stunning coastal areas in the Mediterranean. This is not just snorkelling — it's a guided experience designed to help you explore, understand, and appreciate the underwater world, led by environmental educators and marine experts.
️ Where it takes place
Starting point: The activity begins in the coastal village of San José (Níjar, Almería).
The exact meeting point (either Cala Higuera or La Calilla beach) will be confirmed the day before the activity, based on sea and wind conditions, to ensure safety and the best visibility.
You will receive a WhatsApp and email reminder with all the logistical details, including maps and parking tips.
The tour ends at the same point where it starts.
What to expect
This is a small-group educational snorkelling tour, where you will:
Discover marine species and underwater landscapes of the Mediterranean.
Learn about Posidonia oceanica, a key habitat and oxygen provider.
Understand the importance of marine conservation through real examples.
Be guided by an expert who shares scientific knowledge in a fun, accessible and interactive way.
Take part in a responsible and respectful approach to marine ecosystems.
✅ What’s included
Full snorkelling equipment: wetsuit, mask, snorkel, and fins.
Qualified environmental guide specialised in marine ecosystems.
Activity insurance and civil third-party insurance.
Underwater photo report so you can take your memories home.
Educational content tailored for all ages, including families and children.
ℹ️ Practical information
Duration: approx. 2 hours, including briefing, equipment fitting, and snorkelling time.
Minimum age: 8 years old (children must know how to swim).
Swimming ability is required. This is a water-based activity and participants must feel comfortable in the sea.
You’ll need to fill in a brief health form before the activity.
Personal gear welcome (if you have your own snorkel mask, feel free to bring it – especially if it's prescription).
Groups are limited to ensure safety and a personalised experience.
Who is this for?
This activity is perfect for:
Families looking for a fun and educational outdoor experience
Eco-conscious travellers who want to learn while exploring
School or youth groups with a curriculum focus on marine biology or sustainability
Anyone who wants to explore the Mediterranean Sea in a meaningful way
Meeting point (confirmed day before):
San José – either Cala Higuera or La Calilla
Parking: Available next to the beach, easy access by car
Availability: Spring, summer, and early autumn (depending on sea conditions)
Best time to snorkel: Morning hours or early evening
