CATAMARAN SAILING TRIPS IN SPAIN
Wind, season and head-count decide more about a day afloat than the brochure does. These 15 catamaran sailing trips in Spain are set out with the hours, the price and the swim stops so the choice takes a minute.
Board a spacious catamaran in Malaga for a 1 to 1.5-hour cruise along the coast. Watch the sun sink behind the mountains, enjoy chillout music and a glass of cava if selected, and choose an evening with a romantic light show. Live music is offered on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays until mid-September.
“The boat trip was beautiful, good music, nice relaxed vibes and beautiful views.”
Join Mundo Marino at Valencia’s port for a 1 to 90-minute catamaran cruise along the Mediterranean coast. Choose a daytime ride or sunset sailing with cava. Seasonal Wednesday departures may include a live DJ. Expect skyline views, a bar, cushioned seating, and optional front net seats.
“I chose catamaran ride with net seat and it was absolutely worth it. So if you go with the catamaran I suggest to get the net seats, they watch your ticket for it. There was also music, that gave festive vibes, I wouldn't mind calm music or silence. There are 6 nets and it's allowed 6pers per net, so if you are big company note that. But nets are close to each other. I loved the ride very much. I took sunset ride and it was marvelous. I suppose if you take day ride, it's impossible to hide from the sun there, be aware.”
Sail from Lloret de Mar along the Costa Brava, then anchor for about two hours of swimming, snorkeling, floating, and a barbecue lunch. You get beer, sangria, soft drinks, and water, plus music and a DJ on selected departures. Choose a family-friendly morning trip, an adults-only afternoon or evening sailing, or a Saturday celebration cruise.
“The crew were very friendly, the food was good and so enjoyed swimming and snorkelling, I highly recommend books with them.”
Sail Malaga Bay aboard the Mundo Marino catamaran for 1.5 hours of coastline views, music, bar service, and a possible swim stop. Choose the DJ option for a livelier ride. Routes change with wind and sea conditions, and swimming is allowed only when it is safe.
“The whole trip, the staff members who were very attentive and friendly. It was a very pleasant day as well for sailing .”
Sail from Cambrils on a comfortable catamaran for 1, 3, or 5 hours. The short trip focuses on coastal views, while longer cruises stop for swimming and snorkeling. Drinks include beer, sangria, cava, soft drinks, and water. Selected departures include burgers and wedges, while the 5-hour option includes a barbecue menu.
“It was the most amazing boat trip I’ve ever been on! The guides were SO funny and they had guides that spoke all different languages so it was great for everyone! They chatted to everyone and made it seem very personal and it didn’t seem to crammed at all. The burger was very tasty and they gave everyone plenty of wedges. We had enough time to swim in the sea and loved the boat trip there and back although the sea was a little choppy. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun but relaxing boat trip!”
Sail from Palma’s La Lonja Marina on a four-hour catamaran limited to 10 to 12 people. You’ll get a welcome drink, homemade tapas, music, swimming, snorkeling, and SUP time in a sheltered bay. Crews have included Isaac, Linda, Rosie, Valentina, Stefan, Federico, and Christiane. Extra drinks cost more.
“This exceeded expectations! The small group was perfect, got welcome drinks and yummy food while being able to swim. The boat was incredible, the host and captain were great as well. Would highly recommend!”
Spend 90 minutes aboard a spacious catamaran off Valencia’s marina, stretching out on the front net, watching the coast, and stopping to swim in the sea. The boat offers music, drinks for purchase, and an optional DJ. English and Spanish are available, and the trip suits families, couples, and anyone wanting a short break from the beach.
“Good atmosphere with beautiful location for a nice swim. Thoroughly enjoyed!”
Board Mundo Marino’s catamaran at Málaga Port for a 90-minute sunset sail along the Costa del Sol. You’ll get one glass of cava, live DJ music, sea views, and a look at Málaga glowing after dark. The mood ranges from chilled to dance-friendly, with Spanish and English-speaking crew. Food is not included.
“Super Nice, very nice musics, the boat is comfortable and you have place enough. Music is top, you have all kind of different musics so everyone can enjoy. The sunset is a must, and we spot some dolphin jumping so cannot be better. Crew also professional and sympathetic. It’s a must have to do in Malaga.”
Sail from Puerto Calero along Lanzarote’s southeast coast to Playa de Papagayo. You’ll get time to swim, snorkel, kayak, paddleboard, or relax, with lunch, snacks, and drinks included. The crew offers sailing tips and friendly help, and you can choose a family cruise or an adults-only option for ages 15 and up.
“We had a super trip with Catlanza Catamaran. Collection from the hotel bus stop was on time as was the sailing. Food on board was excellent and the crew were extremely helpful. Highly recommended”
Spend four hours aboard the Obycat catamaran, sailing from Caleta de Fuste to quiet Pozo Negro Bay. You can swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and watch for dolphins or pilot whales. Lunch includes seafood paella, salad, potatoes, and fruit, with beer, water, and soft drinks served throughout. The crew speaks several languages, including English.
“Fantastic trip. Staff were wonderful, food and drinks were great. The catamaran was clean and comfortable. Stop to swim and have lunch was perfect. Definitely one of the best sailing trips. Would do again and recommend.”
Sail from Palma’s Port aboard a Magic Catamarans boat for 1.5 hours of sunset views, chilled music, and a complimentary sangria, cava, or soft drink. You’ll see Palma Cathedral from the water, enjoy olives, chips, and nuts, and have the option to buy more drinks by bank card. Spanish and English are spoken.
“Nice view of Palma in the sunset lights, but the sun hides pretty fast behind the mountains. It’s really crowded there. You have enough space to walk freely, but it’s hard to find a nice spot to seat. My recommendation would be to come a bit earlier to be in the beginning of the line, so you can take a seat somewhere on the front of the deck. The net hammocks will be opened only after leaving the port. If you seat in the front, you can secure the best place on them. The entry drink includes only soft drinks, sangria or cava. You can also buy other cocktails on…”
Spend three hours aboard the Catamaran Shooting Star, sailing along Malaga’s coast with an English- or Spanish-speaking crew. You’ll receive a drink, stop for swimming and snorkeling away from the beach crowds, and eat pork paella with salad, bread, and fruit. Front-deck net seating costs extra.
“Very relaxing lying on the nets and a good amount of time spent at swimming stop”
Sail from Valencia’s port on a roomy catamaran, enjoy paella, salad, bread, fruit, and one drink, then stop for a swim. You can pay extra for the front net area, which offers the best place to stretch out. The crew speaks Spanish and English, and Tyrone has been especially helpful with life jackets and translation.
“Leisurely sail with plenty of time for a swim and a lovely paella and fruit lunch provided”
Leave Palma aboard the Oasis, a stylish catamaran limited to 36 passengers despite room for 57. Swim at Cala Vella, use the included SUP boards, and enjoy a BBQ by day or tapas at sunset. Water is included, while cocktails and snorkeling equipment cost extra. The sunset sailing is for adults only.
“Lovely boat and lovely crew. They took good care of us with food and drinks and the sailing was very enjoyable.”
Set out from Dénia or Jávea for a 3.5 to 5-hour catamaran cruise along coves and cliffs. You’ll stop for swimming, eat a BBQ lunch with salad, bread, fruit, and one drink, then relax in the sun or shade. The crew speaks Spanish and English, and a vegetarian meal is available by request.
“At the last minute they changed from sailing boat to motor and from bbq to paella. All ok but not what was advertised”
Sunset, snorkel, or the whole boat.
