L’Estartit: Montgrí Natural Park Boat Tour with Cabin
Costa Brava
Discover the Montgrí coastline and the Medes Islands Natural Reserve on a boat tour from L’Estartit. Enjoy an underwater cabin with panoramic windows and see the protected seabed.
Montgrí Coastline and Medes Islands Boat Tour with Underwater Cabin
This boat tour departs from L’Estartit on the Costa Brava, offering families and couples unique views of the Montgrí coastline and Medes Islands Natural Reserve.
Highlights
- View the Montgrí coastline and Medes Islands Natural Reserve from the water
- Ride in a boat with an underwater cabin featuring panoramic windows
- Observe the protected seabed in real time without getting wet
- Sail along cliffs, rocky points, and natural landscapes
- See the Roca Foradada sea cave carved into the rock
Description
Board the Nautilus boats at the port of L’Estartit and enjoy a 1 hour 15 minutes scenic tour along the Montgrí Natural Park coastline. The underwater cabin allows real-time observation of the protected seabed without diving or wet gear.
The boat follows the coastline’s natural contours, passing landmarks such as Punta de la Barra, Punta Salinas, Cap d’Utrera, and Cala Pedrosa. These spots offer excellent photo opportunities from the deck.
The route culminates at Roca Foradada, a notable sea cave and signature feature of the park. The itinerary is flexible depending on weather and sea conditions to ensure a safe and smooth experience.
This tour operates with multiple daily departures during the season and is suitable for anyone interested in marine life and natural landscapes.
Includes
- Boat tour with underwater cabin access
Excludes
- Food and drinks
Important Information
- Arrive 15 minutes before departure
- Subject to weather conditions; cancellations or itinerary changes may occur for safety reasons
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure your preferred departure time. Bring sun protection, a camera, and light clothing. The best months to visit are during the warmer season with calmer seas for optimal underwater visibility.
