You will meet the guide at the Cala di Volpe jetty and receive the necessary equipment and everyone will board the dinghy.
During the 20-minute journey, the guide will conduct a technical briefing, share stories and interesting facts about the coast, and answer your questions.
On arrival at Porto Liccia – Romazzino, you will make your first stop to swim into a semi-submerged cave: 20 metres deep into the rock, with turquoise water.
Once out of the cave, anyone who wishes to can tackle a rope-assisted climb up the granite face before reaching the first diving spot: the guide will indicate the possible heights of the various jumps, which range from 2 to 8 metres.
After another short 5-minute journey by dinghy, the guide will give you some free time to relax on the dinghy, recharge your batteries, have a snack, or go for a swim on your own.
Once the zipline has been set up, you’ll take turns on two runs: a first controlled run and a second, more adrenaline-fuelled run with a final dive.
This will be followed by another short break to catch your breath and, once the guide has dismantled the zipline, you can choose to go for a few more dives nearby, with jumps of up to 5 metres.
The meeting point is located at a small pier, in a natural cove, whose entrance is partially hidden by vegetation and is located along the SP160, shortly after the Hotel Cala di Volpe. It is possible to park in the pier or, if there is no space, in the surrounding streets.
The meeting point is located at a small pier, in a natural cove, whose entrance is partially hidden by vegetation and is located along the SP160, shortly after the Hotel Cala di Volpe. It is possible to park in the pier or, if there is no space, in the surrounding streets.
