Kayak Fluvia San Pere Pescador
Sustainability
Practice ecotourism in the river
Sustainability
Our ecotourism experiences are distinguished by their regenerative approach, minimizing any negative impact and ensuring that each journey is a step towards preserving and respecting our natural environment.
Commitment
We are committed to guiding each journey with responsibility and environmental awareness, ensuring that each paddle is a step towards the protection and appreciation of our natural environment.
Accessible
We have adapted equipment and trained staff to ensure that everyone feels comfortable and safe during their journeys. We believe in inclusive access to nature, allowing each individual to experience the magic of the river fully and without barriers.
We are in Sant Pere Pescador
Welcome to Kayak Fluvia, your gateway to an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Costa Brava. Located at coordinates 42.200949, 3.105493, in the picturesque town of Sant Pere Pescador, we are more than just a kayak rental: we are an experience that connects people with nature in a unique and exciting way.
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We are a company dedicated to providing you with unforgettable experiences on the majestic Fluvia River.
Explore the natural beauty of this charming municipality through our various kayak activities. Whether you are a seasoned adventurer or an enthusiastic beginner, at KayakFluvia you will find the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the serenity of the water and discover the magic that the Fluvia River has to offer.
Río Vell ‘Old’ is the name by which the old mouth of the Fluviá river is known. It is located between the municipalities of San Pedro Pescador, La Armentera and La Escala, and occupies an area of about 125 hectares. It is a space that has special interest as a refuge for rare hydrophytes and helophytes in Catalonia. It stands out for being one of the few areas where Rumex hydrolapathum is found and the only area for Carex elata. Other species in the area are the mansega (Cladium mariscus), Stachys palustris and Lysimachia vulgaris. In the past, the hydrocarius (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae) had also been reported in the area.
As for habitats, the following habitats are present: the communities of Salicornia and other annual plants, colonizing saline clay or sandy soils, the embryonic moving dunes and the moving dunes of the coastal range, with barron or reed (Ammophila arenaria).
Regarding the impacts of this space, the wastewater discharges from the adjacent campsite stand out. Furthermore, many areas are heavily filled and some edges are completely devoid of vegetation, since it has been destroyed.
