Kayaking in Nerja

Canoeing or kayaking is probably the most popular and practiced water sport on the Nerja coast. One of the most widespread kayak routes due to its great beauty is the one that runs along the furrow of the Maro Cliffs . Generally, this route starts from Burriana Beach until it reaches its most common destination: a small waterfall that stands out from an impressive cliff located on the coast of Maro. After an hour and a half of travel, you will be back on the Burriana seafront. Without a doubt, it is one of the most recommended routes. The day can offer you crystal clear waters that will make you think that you are surrounded by the waters of the Caribbean.

There are numerous companies that offer kayak routes in Nerja. Usually the most common destination is the coast of Maro (district of Nerja). Spectacularly known for its cliffs. Belonging to the natural complex called Cliffs of Maro - Cerro Gordo. Impressive natural reserve that runs along the coast of Nerja and the coast of other towns such as Almuñécar and La Herradura. Towns belonging to the province of Granada.

If this is the first time that you dare to try the canoe, we recommend the route that begins in Burriana Beach to Maro. If you are passionate about kayaking, you can start the route from El Playazo Beach. In this way, you will get to know the coast of Nerja in depth by visiting the following beaches in a linear way: El Chucho, La Torrecilla, El Salón, La Caletilla, Calahonda, El Chorrillo, Carabeo, Carabeillo and finally, Burriana. After that you can continue until you get to know the coast of Maro. Another recommended option is to start the route from the Maro waterfall until you reach the town of La Herradura. At this point you will see small coves popular for their unspoiled nature and intimate atmosphere.

In short, through the kayak you will comfortably discover the unique charm that the Nerja coast has. Surrounded by an impressive rocky landscape. Without forgetting that from the water you can also appreciate the immensity of the Sierra de Almijara.