catamaran in spain

Catamaran Charter Spain

Whether island hopping in the Canary Islands or cruising the Costa del Sol, a Spain catamaran charter can be whatever you want it to be. From partying in Ibiza Town to chilling out by a sandy beach in a quiet lagoon, catamaran charter is about enjoying a luxury sailing holiday exactly how you want.

KINGFISHER V

• Build year : 2021
• Length : 67 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran

• Build year : 2023
• Length : 55 ft

• Length : 39 ft

• Length : 44 ft

MIM OCEAN TWO

• Guests : 11
• Berths : 11

MIM OCEAN THREE

• Build year : 2024

Build your own unique trip!

• Length : 54 ft

• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 48 ft

• Length : 42 ft

• Length : 47 ft

L'OCTANT

• Build year : 2018
• Length : 51 ft

• Build year : 2020
• Length : 60 ft

Signature Vision

• Build year : 2022

• Build year : 2014

MIM OCEAN ONE

• Build year : 2017
• Length : 62 ft

Lagoon 77 2021

• Length : 78 ft

At Borrow A Boat we're on a mission to make boating more accessible and to make it easier for you to get on the water. We believe boating should be available to everyone, and we can help the boating industry, boat owners, marinas, and everyone who wants to go boating by providing a 21st-century boating marketplace. Borrow A Boat is the best place to find and rent boats of all sorts, from a canal and riverboats across Europe to a sailing boat , motor yacht , catamaran across North America, the Mediterranean and Caribbean and further afield, along with some of the world's most impressive superyachts and luxury yacht charters.

A smaller alternative than a superyacht charter, catamarans are the fastest growing type of charter yacht at the moment and once you've sailed on one it's easy to see why. In terms of your ideal catamaran charter think of locations like Thailand, the Ionian Islands, BVI (British Virgin Islands), Croatian Adriatic, Ibiza, French riviera and Mallorca for your sailing adventure.

Types of Catamarans Available For Rent Or Charter In Spain:

When searching a geographical area on Borrow A Boat you can filter by the below boat types. There is also the option to further filter your searches by price, the number of guests, cabins or bathrooms, what year the catamaran yacht was launched, the boat length and the boat manufacturer.

Types of Catamarans Available:

Catamarans: Luxury catamarans are stable and spacious, with quick sailing performance, and and have been gaining in popularity in recent years. Better for larger groups, they have lots of room for water toys, and are big enough for a little privacy. A catamaran charter is easy and comfortable for novices not used to heeling and are loved by families due to their extra space when compared to a monohull sailing yacht. Typically far more luxurious than a sailboat the larger catamarans have en suite toilets and showers in the cabin as well as ample entertaining space in the saloon and on deck.

Power Catamaran: These motor boat are relatively new but have also been gaining in popularity as the two hulls keep the boat more stable when compared to a monohull. The wider beam also means more deck space and as they don't have sails or a mast, they have a lot more space on deck than a sailing catamaran rental or monohull. For a luxury catamaran charter , consider taking a crewed catamaran charter sailing vacation with an experienced skipper.

Catamaran Sailing Areas In Spain

On a catamaran yacht charter Spain, you've a wide range of options for a sailing holiday through Borrow A Boat. Fancy a bit of winter sun cruising the North East Trade Winds in the Canary Islands or a relaxed cruise along the Costa del Sol? There are a wide variety of options available in your choice of sailing holiday.

A classic catamaran boat rental holiday would be out of Ibiza Town or Balearic Island capital Palma de Mallorca. Enjoy the sailing and fun ashore on your luxury Balearic Island sailing holiday! Another important tourist hotspot is out of Lanzarote on the Canary Islands, tropical Atlantic Ocean islands with perfect winds and weather.

On the Spanish mainland you can do is cruise the coastline of the Costa Brava or Costa del Sol yacht charter on the Mediterranean Sea. Explore buzzing Barcelona and quaint Palamos on the Costa Brava or summer holiday capital Marbella and Torremelinos on the Costa del Sol. A Spain yacht charter is among the best you will find on the Western Mediterranean.

Crewed Catamaran Charter or Bareboat:

When it comes to a Spain catamaran charter you typically have two choices - bareboat or crewed catamaran charter.

When using Borrow A Boat you can filter all catamaran searches to be with or without skipper depending on what charter yachts you are looking for and below we cover some of the main points to consider for your catamaran hire.

Skippered Charter: A skippered yacht charter gives you the advantage of being able to get afloat without having to invest in getting sailing qualifications beforehand. For a crewed catamaran you will pay a fixed fee for the crew and skipper as well as their food and a tip at the end.

When you get to a luxury yacht charte r with crew these prices will increase and costs also depend on where you plan to sail to along with the size and type of yacht rental on your sailing holiday.

In some cases, skippers will also be the boat owner (typically day charter) which means they will know all the best - secluded beaches to show you the best that the area has to offer with their local knowledge.

For day trips you will often be able to use a skipper as well and prices will vary depending on the type of charter boat.

Bareboat Catamaran Charter : For skilled sailors, a bareboat charter is cheaper and gives more privacy for you and your charter guests. Many sailors prefer to be helming the charter yacht while choosing their own course, and provided you have the knowledge and relevant qualifications you can skipper these boats yourself.

Do You Need A Licence To Charter A Catamaran In Spain

If you are on a crewed Spain catamaran charter you do not need a license to sail - you can just turn up at the marina and go.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat catamaran charter and in some countries a day skipper or ICC may not be enough for boats over 45 feet in length, you will need to check with the charter agent but here are some examples of typical sailing qualifications that will allow you to charter in most countries:

International Certificate of Competence: This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will typically be able to take a bareboat charter out of Thailand (but it is worth checking as per above), these include Day Skipper , Coastal Skipper ( *sail or motor endorsement) or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted but also check as per above

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should i consider when hiring a catamaran.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

Do you have to pay a deposit when hiring a Catamaran in Spain?

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the catamaran hire and the balance on arrival. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

What happens if my Catamaran breaks down?

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company and they can typically send someone from the charter base

What should I think of before I hire a Catamaran in Spain?

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the catamaran before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Bring warm weather and cool weather clothing if it looks like the weather can be cool as well as warm and remember at sea it can be cool in the evenings.

What Qualifications Do I need to hire a Catamaran?

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. If you choose to have a skipper on board your catamaran you won't require licences.

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SPAIN YACHT CHARTERS

672 boats available for bareboat or crewed charter

Yachts from professional fleet operators in Spain

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Most popular boats For rent in SPAIN

Bali Catspace catamaran charter (2022)

Rent a boat Dufour 412 GL (2017) in Spain - Canary islands

Catamaran Lagoon 40 (2024) for rent in Spain - Canary islands

Bavaria 46 Cruiser sailboat charter (2008)

Rent a boat Oceanis 54 (2023) in Spain - Mallorca

Sailboat Jeanneau 54DS (2006) for rent in Spain - Mallorca

Bali 5.4 - 5 + 2 cab catamaran charter (2021)

Rent a boat Alegria 67 (2022) in Spain Mediterranean coast

Power boat Bavaria Sport 330 Open (2016) for rent in Spain - Mallorca

Nautitech 40 open NEW - 4 + 2 cab. catamaran charter (2018)

Top destinations in spain for boat rental.

375 boats for charter

from €1,035 per week

139 boats for charter

from €575 per week

CANARY ISLANDS

100 boats for charter

from €1,615 per week

MEDITERRANEAN COAST OF SPAIN

91 boats for charter

from €1,097 per week

ATLANTIC COAST OF SPAIN

23 boats for charter

from €800 per week

Types of boats available for rent in Spain

Sailboat charter

There are 343 sailboats available for charter in Spain, prices start from €970 per week. Most budget friendly option for a vacation.

Catamaran charter

240 catamarans available for rent in Spain, form €1,251 for 1 week charter. Ideal option for group of friends or family vacation.

Power boat charter

84 powerboats available in Spain for rent, starting from €558 per week. Bareboat or crewed options available for sailing vacations.

Gulets charter

3 gulets available for charter in Spain from €4,642 per week. These crewed yachts usually offered with full board and provisioning.

Trimaran charter

Currently not available for charter in this country. Check other boat types.

Houseboat charter

Yacht charter types available in Spain

Bareboat charter, crewed yachts, by the cabin charter, skippered boats, spain sailing itineraries.

Tenerife 7 days sailing itinerary

Mallorca 7 days sailing itinerary

Menorca 7 days sailing itinerary

Cost of boat rental in spain.

Average yacht charter cost in Spain starts from €558 per week. Graphic below represents fluctuation of charter prices in Spain during the year, based on a sample of 50 boats ranging from 40 to 50-foot. This graphic shows months with lowest prices during the year as well high season when prices are above average. Before booking the boat at lowest rate, please check sailing conditions as usually best prices are during off season.

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Discover Yacht Charter Spain with 12 Knots

Are you ready for an unforgettable sailing experience in Spain? Look no further than 12 Knots. Our yacht charter Spain service offers a wide range of rental options, from bareboat charters to fully crewed sailboats, at competitive prices. Explore the stunning coastlines of Ibiza , Mallorca , Spain South , and the Canary Islands on one of our boats.

Why Choose 12 Knots for Your Yacht Rental in Spain?

12 Knots provide a wide variety of boats to ensure that you will getin best possible yacht rental experience in Spain. Here's why you should choose us:

• The largest quantity of boats in key locations, including Palma , Sant Antoni de Portman , Tenerife , Talamanc, and Mahon
• A wide variety of boats to choose from, including sailboats, catamarans, and motorboats
• Competitive pricing and flexible rental options
• Professional and experienced staff to assist you throughout your rental period

Explore the Best Sailing Destinations in Spain

Spain is a paradise for sailors, with a coastline that offers stunning landscapes and crystal-clear waters. Here are some of the most popular sailing destinations in Spain:

• Ibiza: This island is famous for its lively nightlife, but it also offers quiet coves and beaches to explore.
• Mallorca: With its diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to picturesque bays, Mallorca is a perfect destination for sailing enthusiasts.
• Spain South: The southern coast of Spain is a great destination for those looking for a mix of history, culture, and sailing.
• Canary Islands: This archipelago off the coast of Africa boasts a subtropical climate and stunning natural beauty, making it a unique destination for sailors.

Plan Your Yacht Rental in Spain

Planning your yacht rental in Spain is easy with 12 Knots. Follow these steps to book your rental:

• Choose your preferred location and boat type
• Check availability and prices on our website
• Select your rental period and any additional services
• Make your payment and confirm your reservation

It's that simple!

If you're looking for a yacht rental in Spain, look no further than 12 Knots. With our competitive prices, wide variety of boats, and professional staff, we're here to help you plan an unforgettable sailing adventure in Spain. Browse our website today to explore our rental options and start planning your trip!

Frequently Asked Questions about yachting in Spain

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Charter a catamaran in Spain at the best price

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Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 11.93m  (2022)

From €950 per day.

Catamaran Bali Bali 5.4 SKIPPERED with watermaker & A/C 16.80m  (2021)

Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Elba 45 13.30m  (2020)

Catamaran Catana Group Bali Catspace 12.00m  (2024)

From €622 per day.

Catamaran Lagoon Lagoon 380 S2 12.00m  (2009)

From €971 per day.

Catamaran Lagoon Lagoon 450f 14.00m  (2018)

From €1,143 per day.

CATAMARAN LBV35  (2022)

From €600 per day.

Catamaran Bali - Catana Catspace 12.35m  (2021)

From €450 per day.

CATAMARAN LBV35  (2021)

New Lagoon 42  (2021)

From €633 per day.

LAGOON 42 VERNE  (2021)

35  (2021)

FANTASTIC BALI A/C 4.1 FULL EQUIPE  (2019)

From €920 per day.

From €676 per day

Brand new Catamaran built 2022  (2022)

From €471 per day.

Catamaran lagoon 45 F  (2019)

From €1,900 per day.

Catamaran Bali Catsmart 11.00m  (2023)

From €926 per day.

Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Helia 44 13.50m  (2015)

From €343 per day, catamaran charter spain- sailing the coast .

What better way to discover Spain 's paradisiacal beaches and hidden coves than on board a catamaran? Explore unique places from a different point of view, while also creating unforgettable memories with your loved ones, on board!  

Sailing a catamaran is a great option to get to know first-hand the beautiful coasts that Spain offers to travelers who visit it: crystal clear waters, white and golden sands, natural beauty... just as good- or even better than the Caribbean ! 

Why rent a catamaran for your next sailing holiday?

Navigating through the wonders of the Costa Brava, or discovering the charms of Denia are just some of the many options that catamaran rentals offer. Its wide interior spaces, welcoming exteriors, ergonomic distribution and, above all, the comfort it provides are just some of the reasons to choose a catamaran for your next trip.

Moreover, the stability and safety that this type of boat offers thanks to its two hulls, make it a great option for any type of vacation: with family, friends, couples,... You decide!

Let yourself be inspired by the following destinations and enjoy a unique experience on board!

• Catamaran Charter Ibiza
• Catamaran Charter Mallorca
• Catamaran Charter Menorca
• Boat Rental Costa Brava
• Boat Rental Denia
• Boat Rental Barcelona

Holidays on board: Discover the coast of Spain by catamaran

Art, culture, gastronomy and leisure encompass the more than 7,900 kilometers of coast that Spain offers to travelers who come and visit. 

Where to sail in Spain?

The country's great reputation for tourism, both domestically and internationally, is due to the variety of destinations you can find- vacations for all tastes! 

The Balearic Islands are nothing short of clear waters and 'postcard-worthy' beaches.  Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, and Formentera are the country's top nautical destination. Chartering a catamaran will allow you the opportunity to get to know this stunning archipelago not only comfortably, but safely. 

If we focus on the Costa Brava, expect to be sailing through turquoise waters and enjoying the  beautiful landscapes that make up the small towns like Cadaques, Roses or Tossa de Mar. You can also spend your time simply relaxing and sailing from cove to cove. You have to admit, these all sound like good options for your next vacation. 

Sailing further south, we are sure you'll fall in love with the charm of the Costa Blanco and places like Denia and Javea. Enjoy a delicious paella in the port of Valencia or stroll by the colorful homes of Villajoyosa . 

During the colder seasons, you can't miss a visit to sunny and warm Canary Islands . Each of the eight islands has something different to offer from- adventures, relaxation, gastronomy, and leisure- these islands truly have it all!

And last but not least, Andalusia:  Marbella , Almeria , Malaga , Cadiz... It's too hard for us to just choose one destination! They are all worth a visit. 

How much does it cost to charter a catamaran?

The price of chartering a catamaran can vary depending on several factors. The most relevant ones are the season (high or low), and the destination in which you decide to rent. But don't forget the rental duration, model and age of the vessel, as well as if a skipper is requested on board can also impact the boat rental price. 

The cost of a catamaran charter in Spain starts at €450/day . 

How can I rent a catamaran in Spain?

If you are planning your next vacation on board, Click&Boat- the world's leading boat rental service, is ready on deck to help! Browse our selection of catamarans located in ports all over Spain and choose the one that best suits your needs and desires. Once you have found one, send a message directly to the boat owner through our messaging tool to arrange details and ask any questions you may have. You'll be able to book your charter in just a few clicks!

If you prefer though, you can contact our team of knowledgeable sailing advisors who can help you plan your sailing itinerary and find the right boat. With our platform you can choose from a wide range of manufacturers and models, including the well-known Lagoon , Bali , Fountaine Pajot ... and more!

So, are you going to stay on land? Come on, we are sailing towards a dream vacation! 

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about spain, how much does it cost to charter a catamaran for a day in spain.

The average cost of chartering a catamaran for a day in Spain is 1,120 €. Elements such as the time of year, the year the boat was built, and the boat’s equipment can affect the cost. The daily cost of chartering a catamaran can range from €50 and €12,342.

Are there skippers available for catamaran rentals in Spain?

Click&Boat offers the possibility to rent a catamaran with skipper in Spain, with around 5 catamarans with a skipper available. Note that this will incur an additional charge, on average amounting to €355 per day.

What is the maximum number of people allowed on a catamaran in Spain?

A catamaran in Spain can accommodate up to 100 people. When renting a boat with a skipper, they are considered as part of the total.

Are fuel expenses included in the cost of a catamaran rental in Spain?

When renting a catamaran in Spain fuel is typically not included in the rental costs, except for in 72 boats where it is already included in the price.

How many people can a catamaran in Spain accommodate for sleeping?

A typical catamaran in Spain has around 8 berths, but you can find catamarans with as many as 130 berths.

Charter another yacht type in Spain

Are you interested in other yachts besides catamaran in Spain? Look up at other yachts to charter on our website

ABOUT PORT GINESTA

With its 1189 moorings and 75 businesses on-site, is the largest leisure marina in Spain in mooring rental and nautical services

RESERVATIONS

Port Ginesta is the sports marina located just 15 minutes south of Barcelona, in the heart of the Garraf natural park.

OUR PORT IN NUMBERS/ PORT STATISTICS

Restaurants

The port has grown to become a leading catamaran marina all over Europe and the most important of its kind in Spain. It features an enviable location in the Western Mediterranean and is an unmissable stop for boats sailing through the Waters of Catalonia, The Balearic islands and France.

LOCATION AND ACCESS 

C-32 Motorway, Exit 42.

• To 25 kms from Barcelona.
• To 10 kms from Barcelona International Airport.
• To 150 kms from the border with France.
• To 100 nautical miles from the Balearic Islands.

Port Ginesta S.A.

08860 Les Botigues de Sitges Barcelona – Spain Tel.  +34 936 643 661 / +34 677 527 008 Fax. +34 936 650 166 [email protected]

Access Instructions for Long Vehicles (pdf)

Public transport

Bus Port Ginesta-Barcelona-Port Ginesta Renfe (train) Taxi

l 41º 15'40 N | L 001º 55'20 E

HARBOUR APPROACH

HARBOUR MOUTH l 41º 15’40 N L 001º 55’20 I *HARBOUR MOUTH STARBOARD LIGHT: GpD (2)V 10s-L 0,5 *oc 1,5 L 0,5 *oc 7,5 *For more information about harbor buoys and the approach, consult the relevant Almanac.

Surroundings 

Barcelona, internationally renowned city. Port Ginesta, located in the Natural Park of the Garraf Massif. Adjacent to the town of Castelldefels and a few kilometers from the center of Sitges.

Useful links

• Barcelona Turisme
• Monestir Budista del Garraf
• Castelldefels Turisme
• Castelldefels Canal Olímpic
• Sitges Turisme
• Barcelona Fires i Congresos
• Excursions Parc Natural del Garraf
• Platja de Sitges
• Platja de Castelldefels
• Platges de la costa del Garraf
• Hotel Mediterráneo
• Apartamentos Masd Mediterráneo
• Hotel Canal Olimpic
• Hotel Bel Air
• Gran Hotel Rey Don Jaime
• Apartamentos Velor
• Apartamentos Marfina
• Apartamentos Royal Marina Gardens
• Hotel AC Gava-Mar

Miles from Port Ginesta

Balearic islands, spanish mediterranean coast, the canary islands, spanish atlantic coast, mediterranean, european atlantic coast, general services.

Harbourmaster

Dry storage

Waste disposal

Diving service

Showers And Changing Rooms

NAUTICAL SERVICES

Boats for sale

Shipchandler

Nautical Management

Sailing School

Surf School

Supermarket

Supermarket/Cafeteria

INSTALACIÓN DE FUENTES DE ENERGÍA RENOVABLES EN EL PARKING INTERIOR DE PORT GINESTA

PORT GINESTA, S.A. ha llevado a cabo un proyecto de instalación de autoconsumo, con fuentes energía renovables....

INSTALACIÓN DE FUENTES DE ENERGÍA RENOVABLES EN EL PARKING DE LA ENTRADA DE PORT GINESTA

NÁUTICA HERMANOS GUASCH EN PORT GINESTA

El pasado viernes 12 de noviembre, se hizo oficial la presencia de la empresa náutica HERMANOS GUASCH, en nuestro...

SASGA SEA TRIAL FESTIVAL

Sasga Yachts se reinventa y presenta en su festival de pruebas la nueva gama Signature. En Sea Trial Festival, Sasga...

SUPERMERCADO PORT GINESTA

EYOTY (EUROPEAN YACHT OF THE YEAR)

Nueva base lagoon en port ginesta, xxxiv edición de la ruta de la sal en el marco del salón náutico internacional de barcelona, eventos mes de octubre, noticies de l’acpet: juliol 2021.

What do they say about us?

The largest marina in Spain plans to invest ten million euros in improvement works over the next twelve years

Port Ginesta incorporates Endesa X chargers for electric cars at its facilities

TMS Maritime Solutions and Squalo Marine choose Port Ginesta to open their business premises

Port Ginesta hosts the European Yacht of the Year for the fifth consecutive year

Port Ginesta, the largest marina in Spain with 1,442 moorings and 120 commercial premises, continues to make steady progress in optimizing its facilities and services

Success of the First Multihull Meeting in Spain organized in Port Ginesta

Port Ginesta reaffirms itself as an international base for sports shipping companies

The first dock in Europe designed exclusively for catamarans is in Spain (and we know where)

ORSOM BARCELONA

Boat tours on the largest catamaran in barcelona, welcome on board.

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SUNSET JAZZ CRUISE

Experience the best way to see the sunset over Barcelona from the sea while listening to live jazz and chill out music. It’s the adventure of a lifetime!

• Hour Glass 1.5 hours

JAZZ & CHILL OUT SAIL

Enjoy a nice cold drink while listening to the sounds of the sea and live jazz and chill out music. It’s the best way to relax!

CATAMARAN SAIL & SKYLINE

Relax, sunbathe, and see the beaches and skyline of Barcelona from the sea on board the Catamaran Orsom. It’s the perfect midday catamaran sailing experience!

ORSOM CATAMARAN IN ACTION!

Catamaran Orsom offers catamaran tours along the coast of Barcelona.

Live the experience and excitement of sailing in Barcelona’s largest and most modern sailing catamaran. Its elegant design, stability, and facilities make it perfect for corporate events, private celebrations, and daily departures. It is fully equipped with a bar, areas for sunbathing, music equipment, and toilets.

We offer daily departures and special cruises to see the best sunset from the sea with live jazz and chill out music. Enjoy our boat tours along the coast of Barcelona!

# 1 IN CATAMARAN TOURS THROUGH BARCELONA'S COAST

It was a great trip along the coast with all the sights and we had a wonderful, relaxing time on board.

It’s been a great experience! The trip and specially the crew were very nice and helpful, it’s like if u were among friends. I only can recommend it to everyone.

We booked Catamaran Orsom for a Saturday evening and it was beautiful. We took our own prossecco and watched the sun set to the sound of Jazz. We were also given blankets and everyone was very friendly. I would highly recommend.

Great value for money, amazing views of the city. Staff very friendly jazz player very entertaining.

I took my son, daughter and hubby on this ride, we enjoyed Jazz music whilst watching the waves. The children were made to feel extra special by the captain when he invited them to Sail the boat. I definitely recommend this excursion and certainly worth the money!

The ride was smooth and relaxing and there is plenty of space on board to hang out with friends and drink. Nice music as well. The price is reasonable and staff were very friendly.

Catamaran Charter Spain

Whether island hopping in the Canary Islands or cruising the Costa del Sol, a Spain catamaran charter can be whatever you want it to be. From partying in Ibiza Town to chilling out by a sandy beach in a quiet lagoon, catamaran charter is about enjoying a luxury sailing holiday exactly how you want.

• Build year : 2018
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 38 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Furling

• Build year : 2022
• Guests : 12
• Berths : 12
• Length : 46 ft
• Genoa type : Self tacking

Bali Catspace

• Length : 40 ft

• Length : 42 ft

• Build year : 2023
• Guests : 11
• Berths : 11
• Length : 39 ft

• Build year : 2019

Build your own unique trip!

• Build year : 2015
• Length : 41 ft

• Guests : 30
• Berths : 14
• Length : 52 ft

• Build year : 2010

• Build year : 2020

• Build year : 2016

At Borrow A Boat we're on a mission to make boating more accessible and to make it easier for you to get on the water. We believe boating should be available to everyone, and we can help the boating industry, boat owners, marinas, and everyone who wants to go boating by providing a 21st-century boating marketplace. Borrow A Boat is the best place to find and rent boats of all sorts, from a canal and riverboats across Europe to a sailing boat , motor yacht , catamaran across North America, the Mediterranean and Caribbean and further afield, along with some of the world's most impressive superyachts and luxury yacht charters.

A smaller alternative than a superyacht charter, catamarans are the fastest growing type of charter yacht at the moment and once you've sailed on one it's easy to see why. In terms of your ideal catamaran charter think of locations like Thailand, the Ionian Islands, BVI (British Virgin Islands), Croatian Adriatic, Ibiza, French riviera and Mallorca for your sailing adventure.

Types of Catamarans Available For Rent Or Charter In Spain:

When searching a geographical area on Borrow A Boat you can filter by the below boat types. There is also the option to further filter your searches by price, the number of guests, cabins or bathrooms, what year the catamaran yacht was launched, the boat length and the boat manufacturer.

Types of Catamarans Available:

Catamarans: Luxury catamarans are stable and spacious, with quick sailing performance, and and have been gaining in popularity in recent years. Better for larger groups, they have lots of room for water toys, and are big enough for a little privacy. A catamaran charter is easy and comfortable for novices not used to heeling and are loved by families due to their extra space when compared to a monohull sailing yacht. Typically far more luxurious than a sailboat the larger catamarans have en suite toilets and showers in the cabin as well as ample entertaining space in the saloon and on deck.

Power Catamaran: These motor boat are relatively new but have also been gaining in popularity as the two hulls keep the boat more stable when compared to a monohull. The wider beam also means more deck space and as they don't have sails or a mast, they have a lot more space on deck than a sailing catamaran rental or monohull. For a luxury catamaran charter , consider taking a crewed catamaran charter sailing vacation with an experienced skipper.

Catamaran Sailing Areas In Spain

On a catamaran yacht charter Spain, you've a wide range of options for a sailing holiday through Borrow A Boat. Fancy a bit of winter sun cruising the North East Trade Winds in the Canary Islands or a relaxed cruise along the Costa del Sol? There are a wide variety of options available in your choice of sailing holiday.

A classic catamaran boat rental holiday would be out of Ibiza Town or Balearic Island capital Palma de Mallorca. Enjoy the sailing and fun ashore on your luxury Balearic Island sailing holiday! Another important tourist hotspot is out of Lanzarote on the Canary Islands, tropical Atlantic Ocean islands with perfect winds and weather.

On the Spanish mainland you can do is cruise the coastline of the Costa Brava or Costa del Sol yacht charter on the Mediterranean Sea. Explore buzzing Barcelona and quaint Palamos on the Costa Brava or summer holiday capital Marbella and Torremelinos on the Costa del Sol. A Spain yacht charter is among the best you will find on the Western Mediterranean.

Crewed Catamaran Charter or Bareboat:

When it comes to a Spain catamaran charter you typically have two choices - bareboat or crewed catamaran charter.

When using Borrow A Boat you can filter all catamaran searches to be with or without skipper depending on what charter yachts you are looking for and below we cover some of the main points to consider for your catamaran hire.

Skippered Charter: A skippered yacht charter gives you the advantage of being able to get afloat without having to invest in getting sailing qualifications beforehand. For a crewed catamaran you will pay a fixed fee for the crew and skipper as well as their food and a tip at the end.

When you get to a luxury yacht charte r with crew these prices will increase and costs also depend on where you plan to sail to along with the size and type of yacht rental on your sailing holiday.

In some cases, skippers will also be the boat owner (typically day charter) which means they will know all the best - secluded beaches to show you the best that the area has to offer with their local knowledge.

For day trips you will often be able to use a skipper as well and prices will vary depending on the type of charter boat.

Bareboat Catamaran Charter : For skilled sailors, a bareboat charter is cheaper and gives more privacy for you and your charter guests. Many sailors prefer to be helming the charter yacht while choosing their own course, and provided you have the knowledge and relevant qualifications you can skipper these boats yourself.

Do You Need A Licence To Charter A Catamaran In Spain

If you are on a crewed Spain catamaran charter you do not need a license to sail - you can just turn up at the marina and go.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat catamaran charter and in some countries a day skipper or ICC may not be enough for boats over 45 feet in length, you will need to check with the charter agent but here are some examples of typical sailing qualifications that will allow you to charter in most countries:

International Certificate of Competence: This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will typically be able to take a bareboat charter out of Thailand (but it is worth checking as per above), these include Day Skipper , Coastal Skipper ( *sail or motor endorsement) or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted but also check as per above

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should i consider when hiring a catamaran.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

Do you have to pay a deposit when hiring a Catamaran in Spain?

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the catamaran hire and the balance on arrival. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

What happens if my Catamaran breaks down?

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company and they can typically send someone from the charter base

What should I think of before I hire a Catamaran in Spain?

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the catamaran before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Bring warm weather and cool weather clothing if it looks like the weather can be cool as well as warm and remember at sea it can be cool in the evenings.

What Qualifications Do I need to hire a Catamaran?

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. If you choose to have a skipper on board your catamaran you won't require licences.

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Whatever you want from a sailing holiday, you can almost certainly find it in Spain. Fine sunshine, brilliant food, happy and hospitable locals, and a massive variety of sailing opportunities - from bobbing around idyllic bays and calas to island-hopping in the Med to embracing the winds out in the Atlantic. There's plenty of wildlife to spot, and you'll never see so many stars in the sky as you can in the Canary islands.

Spain has a long and famous history of sailing (Christopher Columbus sailed for Spain, the world-beating Spanish Armada, etc…) and their islands are perfectly equipped for sea-farers to enjoy today. You'll find excellent marina facilities, cute and historic port towns, and authentic local culture - including local fisherman, flamenco dancers, freshly-cooked paella, and sangria on tap. A blissful week awaits, and we can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran.  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner / Intermediate - The Balearic islands (we have bases in Palma, Portocolom and Ibiza) and Barcelona on the mainland are in the sheltered cruising ground of the Mediterranean sea, and suitable for sailors of all abilities.

The Canary islands (our bases in Arrecife and Tenerife) are based in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, offer more challenging sailing, with stronger winds, and are better suited for people who have solid experience of how to handle a boat.

 WHEN TO GO:  The sailing season technically runs from March to November , with peak season being in July and August, but there's sunshine for much of the year, and there's great sailing to be had outside of the season.

 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:  You'll need an ICC (which you can convert from an RYA DaySkipper or equivalent ) or above to charter a boat in Spain. If you're not qualified, we can find you a professional skipper .

 VISA REQUIREMENTS:  Spain is part of the EU , which means UK and EU passport holders can travel there at will. US and Australian passport holders do not need a visa unless planning to stay in Europe for longer than 90 days.

 GETTING THERE:  There are a number of airports right across Spain and the islands, which are all well connected to the rest of Europe as it is a popular tourist destination. There's also good rail, road, bus and ferry links to get you to our bases. We can help arrange transfers to or from the marina, as well as helping you get provisions on board if your flight arrives late at night.

In the Balearic islands , for Palma and Portocolom it's best to land in Palma International airport, from which you can get to Palma in 15 minutes or Portocolom in 35. Similarly, our base in Ibiza is only a 30 minute transfer from Ibiza airport, which connects all over Europe. There's a choice of three airports near to our base in Barcelona , the closest is the main El Prat international airport (a 25 minute drive away), but it's also possible to land at Girona airport (1h15 away) or Reus airport (1h35 away). In the Canary islands , you'll land practically in the marina if you fly to the main Tenerife airport, and it's just 11 minutes drive away once you've grabbed your bags. And our base in Arrecife is just 14 minutes drive from Lanzarote airport.  

Charter a Yacht or Catamaran in Spain

We can help you find the ideal yacht or catamaran for your sailing holiday in Spain. We only work with the very best professional charter operators in the area, who we have met, know, and who we trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com .

Use the pink search box above to look for boats for yourself - they have live pricing and availability and you can filter the results to find your ideal boat - or start a Live Chat with our award-winning bookings team for help, advice, or anything else!  

Where to sail in Spain

We charter yachts and catamarans from six bases in Spain - Palma and Portocolom in Mallorca and Ibiza in the Mediterranean Balearic islands, Barcelona on the mainland, and Tenerife and Arrecife in the Canary islands. See below for ideas of where to sail when you get there (But be sure to check out our detailed destination guides to find out more).

  PALMA, MALLORCA   Ideas of where to sail: There's relaxing times to be had in touring the many calas (bays) of Mallorca, and there are over 365 beaches! You can see them all by circumnavigating the 160 nM of Mallorca, or head up the (better) East coast to Menorca and back, visit the wilderness of Cabrera, or, if you're after more of a voyage, it's a 56 nM hop to Ibiza.

  PORTOCOLOM, MALLORCA   Ideas of where to sail: You're well-placed for exploring the superb East coast of Mallorca, with all it's incredible cliffs, bays and calas. Island-hop to nearby Menorca (less touristy, and even prettier than Mallorca), before returning via the wild islands of Cabrera to the South to get a taste of everything the area can offer.

  IBIZA   Ideas of where to sail: Ibiza is big enough for outstanding tranquillity, excellent beaches, beautiful calas and historic old towns - as well as late-night parties. A circular trip around the island is 60 nM, so you could expand it by hopping to nearby Formentera, which is largely off the beaten track and boasts pristine white sandy beaches over 6 miles long!

  BARCELONA   Ideas of where to sail: There's a choice of sailing South along the coast to Tarragona, once the capital of the Roman Empire, and the old town of Sitges, or North to the fortresses of Roses. En-route in either direction are brilliant beaches, cliffs, and coastal towns to explore.

  TENERIFE   Ideas of where to sail: There's blissful beaches, relaxing old towns and national parks to explore on Tenerife, or hop over to La Gomera to check out where Columbus set sail for America! If you're willing to put in the hours, it's also possible to sail to Gran Canaria or super-remote La Frontera.

  ARRECIFE, LANZAROTE   Ideas of where to sail: Head to Papagayo bay on the south coast of Lanzarote - arguably the best place to anchor and snorkel in the whole of the Canary islands, then hop to Fuerteventura and the wilderness of Los Lobos, named after the colony of monk seals there. Or sail to the North to the Chinijo archipalego, Europe's biggest national marine park, and play with the dolphins and whales - they love this place as much as you do!  

Cost of a Sailing Holiday in Spain?

Prices change depending upon what sort of boat you are chartering, and when you would like to charter, and yachting offers great value for money because the fee includes a full-day activity, a means of transport and your overnight accommodation!

Charters are normally in periods of a week, from Saturday (check-in at 5pm) to Saturday (check-out at 9am), though you're required to be back at the charter base on the Friday evening. You can charter a 3-cabin yacht for as little as €1,140/week (including end cleaning) , 4-cabin yacht from €1,250/week, or catamarans from €2,800/week - Use the pink box above for live prices and availability.

  In addition to the charter fee, there is an end-cleaning fee to be paid, and you'll need to leave a security deposit on check-in (similar to a hire car, and usually placed as a pre-authorisation on a credit card).  You also need to consider fuel and Mooring fees .

You can also add transfers, an outboard motor, early check-in, security deposit insurance or other extras to your booking (if they are not already included) for an additional fee.  We can also arrange for a Skipper , Hostess or Chef to be on board - in Spain, these normally cost an average of €1,260 per week, excluding tips.  

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Location of Spain

Spain, officially the Kingdom of Spain, is an independent nation in Southern Europe and West Africa. It is located on the Iberian Peninsula along with Portugal and Gibraltar. Bordered by the Bay of Vizcaya from the north, the Atlantic Ocean from the west and the Adriatic Sea from the south and the east. It shares borders with Portugal, France, Andorra, Gibraltar and Morocco on the land.

Besides the land, the Balearic Islands on the Adriatic Sea and the Canary Islands on the Atlantic Ocean also belong to the kingdom, and so do Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa, as well as several islands on the Adriatic Sea near the Strait of Gibraltar. The capital of Spain is Madrid.

Can you rent a luxury catamaran in Spain – do I need a license?

Small boats (under a certain horsepower or length), electric boats, crewed yacht charters , and gulet charters may not require a license. Larger boats or those with more powerful engines need a skipper’s license. Before you confirm your sailing trip to Spain, please send us a copy and we will check it for you. You need to have the original copies on board, so don’t forget to take them. To sail in Spain, one of the following qualifications is necessary : • ICC (International Certificate of Competence), International, with valid Navigational and VHF licenses Prerequisites: RYA “Day Skipper Course” or complete the ICC Assessment form to prove competence from previous experience. If you do not have a skipper license, it is also possible to rent a luxury catamaran with a skipper

Luxury catamaran charter Spain – the main ports

There are plenty of well-equipped ports in Spain. Some include but are not limited to:

Luxury catamaran yacht charter in the Canary Islands – the main ports

The Canary Islands have a subtropical climate all year round, with constant trade winds, lots of sunshine and mild temperatures. This makes it ideal for sailing all year round. Each of the seven main islands offers a unique and varied sailing experience. You can discover volcanic landscapes, secluded coves, hidden beaches, dolphins and even whales. The islands have well-equipped ports. Many boaters use the islands as a starting point for crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

Marina del Sur (Tenerife)

This port is located in the tiny fishing town of Las Galletas, in the southern part of Tenerife. They have 126 moorings for yachts as long as 20 metres. They offer running water, electricity and security services available 24/7. The maximum depth is 2 metres at low tide and 7 metres at high tide. They also have a crane on spot, which is really helpful for maintenance work. There is also a recreational centre as well as several cafés, restaurants and shops nearby. catamaran charter Tenerife

Las Palmas (Gran Canaria)

The port La Luz, or often called Las Palmas Port, can be found halfway between Europe and the other two continents, Africa and America. Due to its suitable location, it has become one of the most important ports in the world in terms of international trade and maritime traffic. You can choose from several restaurants and bars here, and they provide drinking water, electricity, Wi-Fi and self-service laundry. yacht hire Gran Canaria

Puerto Calero (Lanzarote)

It is a luxury marina on the southwest coast of Lanzarote, near the resort town of Puerto del Carmen. It offers moorings for more than 400 boats and upscale amenities such as boutiques, gourmet restaurants and a yacht club. The harbor also hosts various sailing events and regattas throughout the year. yacht charter Lanzarote

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The most popular ports for luxury catamaran yacht charter in the Balearic Islands

The Balearic Islands have a long sailing season (April to October) with constant wind, sunshine and warm temperatures. This allows for enjoyable sailing without the risk of extreme weather conditions. Each island of the Balearic archipelago (Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera) offers a unique charm; the lively parties in Ibiza, the secluded coves in Mallorca, the historical sites in Menorca.

Puerto de Palma (Mallorca)

You can find one of the largest ports of the Adriatic Sea here. This commercial port including 9 yacht marinas can accept thousands of yachts. It is protected by a one- mile -long breakwater from the southeast, while it is bordered by a commercial mole from the northeast, which is more than half amile long. Inside this area, the allowed speed for any vessel is 5 knots , while inside the yacht marinas it is 3 knots. catamaran charter Palma de Mallorca

Port d’Alcúdia (Mallorca)

The port is located in the northeast of Mallorca. The port manages to maintain a balance between its traditional fishing roots and its modern appeal as a tourist hub. It has two separate areas. Puerto Viejo (Old port): This area has preserved the charm of a traditional fishing port, used by fishing boats. Alcudiamar (New port): This is a modern port lined with leisure yachts, with shops, restaurants, bars and cafes surrounding the piers. yacht rental Alcudia

Port of Ciutadella (Menorca)

This port is in a narrow fjord. It can accept yachts of a maximum of 20 meters. It provides full service with fuel options. Although it has its own opening time, so check it well before your cruise.

Port of Mahon (Menorca)

The city’s port is famous for its depth. At certain places, the distance from the bed is 30 metres. It is naturally formed and found in a fjord. Since it means complete protection, it has been served like that for thousands of years. The port has two terminals; one has berths for yachts of 6, and the other for 50 metres. There is a 24-hour security service and all other necessary facilities for boatmen. There is also electricity and water supply, taxi, laundry and pubs. They provide water, electricity and fuel in the protected place. You can eat nearby, and there is also a supermarket. sailing in Mao Mahon , yacht charter Menorca

Sant Antoni Marina (Ibiza)

The marina is located on the west coast of Ibiza, in the heart of the popular town of Sant Antoni de Portmany. It is one of the most popular ports in the Balearic Islands. Mooring fees vary depending on the season, being lower in the low season (January 1 to May 31 and October 1 to December 31) and higher in the summer peak season (June 1 to September 30). There are world-famous bars, cafes and restaurants here, with stunning views of the Ibiza sunset.

Marina de Formentera (Ibiza)

The smallest member of the Balearic Island, Formentera, can only be accessed from Ibiza by boat. There are 64 moorings, and the maximum allowed length of boats is 38 metres. They provide water, electricity and technical services. catamaran rental Ibiza

The most popular ports for luxury catamaran yacht charter in Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca enjoys a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers, making it ideal for sailing year-round. With over 300 days of sunshine per year, you can enjoy pleasant weather conditions for most of the sailing season. You’ll find charming coastal towns and modern marinas where you can moor your boat

Port of Valencia

Yachts are not allowed in the large commercial port of the city; they have two opportunities. One of them is Real Club Nautico in the south, and the other is towards Marina Real Juan Carlos I. in the north. In the past few years, both yacht ports have been extended significantly, providing more space for yachts. boat rental Valencia

Real Club Nautico de Calpe

Calpe is located 122 kilometres from the exciting port city, of Valencia. There are moorings for 264 yachts. The maximum size allowed is 30 metres in length; the depth of water here is 5 metres. They provide several services, for example, water, electricity security and fuel supply. Carrying out maintenance and repair is also possible here.

Port of Alicante

The port of Alicante is one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean. Commercial, cruise port, passenger terminal and leisure port combined. The city is connected to other Mediterranean destinations by ferries to the Balearic Islands and North Africa. The port has modern facilities and infrastructure to accommodate various types of vessels. It has several harbor blocks equipped with mooring facilities and ship management services. boat rental Alicante

Club Náutico Moraira

The port is located in the heart of Moraira. The harbor is well-protected and provides a safe environment for yachts. The dock offers boat maintenance and repair services, fuel stations, restaurants and cafes to visitors. It has a total of 620 berths for boats of various sizes. boat rental Moraira boat rental Costa Blanca

Luxury catamaran yacht charter in Costa Brava – the main ports

The northern location of the Costa Brava allows you to combine sailing with a visit to the bustling city of Barcelona and the French coast. The Costa Brava offers a variety of sailing preferences. Choose calmer days for leisurely sailing between coastal towns or take advantage of the Tramontana wind for exciting open water sailing challenges.

Port of Sitges

The port of the town is known as El Port Esportiu de Sitges Aiguadolc. There are 742 permanent berths for boats with a maximum length of 32 metres. There are great bars and restaurants around the port. Sitges sailing , boat rental Sitges

Barcelona is one of the most important port cities in the Mediterranean. The Port Vell can accommodate 148 vessels up to 190 metres long yachts. Drinking water, electricity and cable TV are available. luxury yacht charter Barcelona , Barcelona sailing

Port de Blanes

The port is run by Blanes Sailing Club. It provides 309 berths for yachts up to 24 metres in size. The club has a café, a restaurant and a sailing school, too. The port combines recreational sailing with commercial fishing activities. Blanes sailing , boat rental Blanes

Marina Palamós

The marina offers 866 berths and is able to accommodate boats up to 30 m in length and the maximum water depth reaches 10 m. There are fantastic facilities including maintenance station and access to drinking water, electricity and showers. Palamos sailing , boat rental Palamos Costa Barava sailing , Costa Barava boat rental

Main sights in Spain

If you love nature, you can visit beautiful national parks such as the Teide, the Picos de Europa or the Timanfaya. Of all European countries, the most IBAs (Important Bird Areas) can be found in Spain. We also recommend that you visit the Marimutra botanical garden where you can admire 6, 000 different flowers and plants. This wonderful place can be found in the southern part of Costa Brava in Blanes. Barcelona is the second-largest city in Spain and an important port of the Adriatic Sea. The main sight here is the La Sagrada Familia – the Expiatory Church of the Holy Family, which is a World Heritage Site. Further famous sights include the Santa Maria del Mar cathedral and the Picasso Museum. The town centre has a green area called Parc de la Ciutadella; its fountain was inspired by the Trevi Fountain in Rome.

Gastronomy of Spain

The paella is among the greatest delicacies; it is made with good quality rice coloured yellow by saffron. They put many types of meat and vegetables in it. Popular soups include cool gazpacho and warm cocido. Tapas is also popular, and we differentiate several types. They prepare it with olive, sausage, vegetables or cheese. The famous Jamon Serano ham is a delicacy that you must definitely taste. Churros is a popular dessert, and so is the Madeleine called Magdalena. As for drinks, they have sherry, Malaga wine and Sangria.

If you sail around Spain, you can explore the other wonderful areas, leaving from Malaga. Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Mijas Costa and Marbella are also great destinations with several exciting things to do. More Spain sailing routes

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The large country has a very diverse climate. There are large fluctuations inland, and there is a great number of sunny hours in the eastern and southern parts with a low level of precipitation. Summers are hot everywhere, with the exception of the Atlantic shores. The average temperature is 25 °C, and the maximum temperature can get as high as 35 °C. Out of all the waters at the shores of the country, the Atlantic Ocean’s is the coldest. The average temperature is around 20 °C.

The Spanish islands have different climates. The Canary Islands have a pleasant subtropical climate, while there is a greater fluctuation on the Balearic Islands. It often rains in the summer, and the amount of precipitation is higher during the winter. Between the autumn and spring periods, stronger winds arrive, for instance, the Mistral, the Vendaval or the Sirocco. We recommend water enthusiasts visit Spain in the summer, and the autumn period is perfect for visiting the historic and natural sights.

The geographical location, as well as the orographic conditions of Spain, made its climate particularly diverse. Spain is the most climatically diverse country in Europe. Spain is characterized by the overlap of one fundamental climatic division (between humid and semiarid and arid zones) by another (the threefold division of the peninsula into maritime, continental, and mountain climates).

Some regions can be very cold during the winter and extremely hot in the summer. The vast central plateau, or Meseta, has a more continental influenced climate. On the Mediterranean coast, the climate is moderate with rain in spring and autumn. The Balearic Islands have a maritime climate, with cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers.

On the central and southern coast of the Mediterranean, the sun shines quite often even in winter. On the coast of the Mediterranean Sea and in the small Atlantic coastline of the Gulf of Cádiz winter is mild. Temperatures range between 20°C and 30°C. Wet periods are between September and October. The months of January until February provide the coldest time of the year. In comparison with the northern coast, the rains are rarer and sunshine is more frequent. This is due to the fact that the Mediterranean coasts of Spain, exposed as they are to the east and south, are relatively sheltered from Atlantic weather fronts. Along the Mediterranean coast and in the Balearic Islands, summer is hot and sunny, as is typical of the Mediterranean climate , the air is humid but sea breezes temper the heat during the day.

Summer is cool and quite rainy on the Atlantic coast, where even in July and August the sky is often covered with clouds, and the sea is not warm, barely touching 21 °C in August.

The Coastal Mediterranean region is marked by Leveche winds: hot, dry, easterly or southeasterly air currents that originate over North Africa. The climate and landscape are determined by the Atlantic Ocean winds whose moisture gets trapped by the mountains circumventing the Spanish Atlantic coast.

Menorca luxury catamaran charter itineraries

Day 1. Ciutadella – Cala Galdana 20.88 km (12.97 mi), Day 2. Cala Galdana – Cala Ratjada 40.54 km (25.19 mi) Day 3. Cala Ratjada – Colonia de Sant Pere 26.48 km (16.45 mi) Day 4. Colonia de Sant Pere – Alcúdia 19.48 km (12.10 mi), Day 5. Alcúdia – Port de Pollença 22.87 km (14.21 mi), Day 6. Port de Pollença – Cala Sant Vicenç 29.79 km (18.51 mi), Day 7. Cala Sant Vicenç – Cala en Bosch – Ciutadella 77.75 km (48.31 mi)

sailing in Ciutadella

Day 1. Maó-Mahón – Cala en Porter 27.95 km (17.36 mi), Day 2. Cala en Porter – Son Bou 6.74 km (4.19 mi) Day 3. Son Bou – Cala Galdana 11.74 km (7.30 mi) Day 4. Cala Galdana – Port de Pollença 75.63 km (46.99 mi), Day 5. Port de Pollença – Alcúdia 22.87 km (14.21 mi), Day 6. Alcúdia – Colonia de Sant Pere 19.48 km (12.10 mi), Day 7. Colonia de Sant Pere – Cala Ratjada – Maó-Mahón 107.17 km (66.59 mi)

Menorca sailing holidays , Menorca sailing

Mallorca luxury catamaran charter itineraries

Gran Canaria luxury catamaran yacht charter itineraries

Costa Brava luxury catamaran yacht charter itineraries

Day 1. Barcelona – Castelldefels 30.40 km (18.89 mi), Day 2. Castelldefels – Sitges 9.85 km (6.12 mi), Day 3. Sitges – Vilanova i la Geltrú 9.54 km (5.93 mi), Day 4. Vilanova i la Geltrú – Tarragona 48.23 km (29.97 mi), Day 5. Tarragona – Cambrils 17.13 km (10.65 mi), Day 6. Cambrils – Coma-ruga 44.00 km (27.34 mi), Day 7. Coma-ruga – Garraf – Barcelona 63.72 km (39.59 mi)

Barcelona sailing tours

Day 1. Roses – Cadaqués 17.37 km (10.79 mi), Day 2. Cadaqués – El Port de la Selva 20.76 km (12.90 mi), Day 3. El Port de la Selva – Portbou 11.39 km (7.08 mi) , Day 4. Portbou – Salses-le-Château (Port Leucate) 54.58 km (33.91 mi) Day 5. Port Leucate – Narbone 36.40 km (22.62 mi), Day 6. Narbone – Lagoon La Berre (Port la Nouvelle) 15, 83km (9, 83 mile ), Day 7. Port la Nouvelle – Roses 102.51 km (63.69 mi).

Costa Barava sailing routes , Costa Barava sailing

Costa del Sol luxury catamaran charter itineraries

Day 1. Marbella – El Faro 22,91 km (14,24 mi), Day 2. El Faro – Torrequebrada 12,25 km (7,61 mi), Day 3. Torrequebrada – Playa de los Álamos 8,17 km (5,07 mi), Day 4. Playa de los Álamos – Málaga 11,64 km (7,23 mi), Day 5. Málaga – Benajarafe 20,06 km (12,47 mi), Day 6. Benajarafe – El Morche 17,27 km (10,73 mi), Day 7. El Morche – Marbella 86,17 km (53,54 mi)

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a unique experience on the costa blanca

Sailing to Tabarca Island or Cape Huertas. Full day excursion with homemade food served on board, 3 hours along the white coast with sunbathe in high sea, or watch the sunset from the bay of Alicante, you choose the best experience to share with us . We celebrate your private events, bachelor parties, company groups, because the catamaran is the ideal place!

Why choose Alicante Catamaran

Family treatment: From the reserve and throughout the tour

Sailing in a very stable Maxi Catamaran

Merchant marine safety regulations

Limited capacity  to 62 people

Excellent quality-service-price ratio

Committed to the environment

All excursions and tours include: water, soft drinks, fresh fruits, free snorkel equipment. Swimming supervised by our lifeguard.

Tabarca Island

From the port of Alicante, let yourself be carried by the wind along the Costa Blanca, towards the Island of Tabarca. Home-made paella, relaxation and sunbathe to enjoy the crystalline waters of the island, the first marine reserve in Spain.

Sail & Coast

Discover the pleasures of sailing in maxi catamaran along the Costa Blanca. Enjoy this 3-hours sailing tour to sunbathe away from the crowded beaches and swim in the high seas, near Cabo de Huertas.

Live the experience of a sunset boat trip on the coast of Alicante. With snacks and small bubbles of cava, admiring the landscape of Albufereta and Cabo de Huertas and its lighthouse.

Aperitif with Live Music

Enjoy an incredible evening on a catamaran with live music in an ideal environment to relax at the end of the day...

Private Events

Do you want to surprise your partner or friends with a special day? We help you organize an unforgettable day on the catamaran, designed for weddings, celebrations, nautical events or team buildings,... 

More adventures

We help you spend a different day thanks to other adventures such as kayaking, paddle surfing, parasailing or Flyboard. Consult us

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Customer Reviews

- kristie h - (google) -.

“  We went on the sunset trip - it was superb! The staff were kind and well organised. The boat was spacious and clean. We enjoyed ourselves from start to finish. Such beautiful views, warm sea to swim and snorkel in, nets to relax and dry off in and then the stunning sunset to top it all off. Highly recommend!  ”

- Starguy83 - (Tripadvisor) -

“  Amazing!!!This trip was amazing nice people that take care of everything! Very kind and enough delicious food and drinks on board!! The price is nothing for what you get!  ”

- Jennika E - (TripAdvisor) -

“  My friends and I (all University students) were looking for a boat cruise and found this one. We did the 6hr catamaran boat cruise to Tabarca and it was the highlight of our trip! The boat cruise included one alcoholic drink, fresh fruit and snacks constantly, a lovely lunch, beautiful views from the ocean and snorkelling off the boat at Tabarca island with tons of fish to entertain us. The staff were incredibly friendly, the boat wasn't overly full which left lots of room for us to have our own space but still meet some other travellers. When snorkelling they fed the fish near us so we could swim with them. Honestly, could not say enough good things about our trip and recommend it to all ages and groups!.  ”

- Karenfitzs -

“  Fabulous boat party in Alicante!. Booked this experience for my daughters hen weekend in Alicante. I personally did not attend but having paid for this outing on the high seas I wanted to ensure that it met their expectations . I exchanged emails with Fanny who was extremely pleasant and helpful. The bank transfer was easy to negotiate so the girls didn’t have to deal with the final payment on arrival. On their return home the party could not have been more enthusiastic. They said there was lots of room on the boat to dance and relax. The crew were friendly, cheerful and accommodating. The snacks and drinks on offer were plentiful and the dj was happy to take requests. They enjoyed having the opportunity to swim and fortunately nobody was seasick. All in all it’s seems to have been one of the highlights in their packed itinerary. On the company website they also advertise days trips for those who want something a little less energetic, these look ideal for families.  ”

- 848laurents -

“  Very good activity. Top crew. Visit to Tabarca Island. Nice and fun. Tabarca is the only inhabited island in the Region of Valencia and is located opposite the city of Alicante, 11 nautical miles offshore and near the Santa Pola headland. In fact, it’s more than just an island: it’s a small archipelago that comprises the islets of La Cantera, La Galera and La Nao as well as the Isla de Tabarca itself.  ”

- Jonathan Bate - (Facebook) -

“  I booked the boat for 15 people for a birthday party. We had an amazing time! The staff were fantastic, they let us play music, enjoy all of the boat, served plenty of drinks and cleaned up after our fun! Highly reccomend them, great customer service and they couldn't have been more acomodating.  ”

- Travelabout2u -

“  Brilliant day out!! I cannot recommend this experience enough! Crew were polite and professional and clearly work brilliantly as a team. They were attentive and multilingual so able to answer any query. The sail was up and everyone was safe and comfortable and enjoying the trip. Only an hour and a half travel each way which flew by and nearly three hours swimming and snorkelling in the warm clear seas. Option to go to the island to the beach or wander but we stayed at the boat as my girls wanted to see the fish. An abundance of drinks and snacks on board, all freshly prepared. Staff were relaxed but professional and on the ball. Decks were cleaned and tables wiped, glasses cleared and washed, drinks chilled and bread fresh. It was worth the cost. Better, I would imagine, with fewer people... boat holds 62 and there were about 40 of us so more space for shade or sun bathing. Suitable for couples families or groups of young people . Paella was delivered by boat...hot and freshly cooked, chicken, vegetarian or seafood and really delicious...the fish devoured the sbsll amount left over. A great day out so thanks to all the crew and organizers...very much enjoyed!  ”

“  Amazing boat ride! Crew is very nice! Very much recommended.  ”

- Killian d Tripadvisor -

“  Fantastic day. Went with young kids and grandparents. Very well run and organised....fantastic crew who couldnt do enough for you.....everything was excellent.  ”

- Jackie - (Google) -

“  Thank you for the most perfect day celebrating our Anniversary with our children & granddaughters. You made it so special for us with the gifts, champagne & cake. The captain & crew were so friendly & helpful - beautiful day xx  ”

- Mariano - (Google) -

“  Hi guys just wanted to say thank very much for the great experience we had on the Katamaran trip to Tabarca island. You guys really went the extra mile with providing us with an excellent service especially regarding my partner birthday treat. She was really happy with it and we enjoyed it very much. Looking forward to another one with you guys soon. I can recommend this guys more.  ”

- Mastakran sukhitcharoenkul - (Google) -

“  Our trip was from 11am-5pm to Tabarca island. The crew was SUPER NICE and friendly. The captain let me picked the songs..I felt special hahaha?. The boat was beautiful and big…not too crowded. Overall, it was a great experience. Highly recommend :)  ”

- Demi Dauerer - (Google) -

“  Great experience for an awesome price.  Free drinks, great organize and super nice crew! Couldn’t have asked for more. Can really recommend it!  ”

- Kristie Horley - (Google) -

“  Amazing boat ride! Crew is very nice! Very much recommended.   ”

“   Amazing!!!This trip was amazing nice people that take care of everything! Very kind and enough delicious food and drinks on board!! The price is nothing for what you get!   ”

“  My friends and I (all University students) were looking for a boat cruise and found this one. We did the 6hr catamaran boat cruise to Tabarca and it was the highlight of our trip! The boat cruise included one alcoholic drink, fresh fruit and snacks constantly, a lovely lunch, beautiful views from the ocean and snorkelling off the boat at Tabarca island with tons of fish to entertain us. The staff were incredibly friendly, the boat wasn't overly full which left lots of room for us to have our own space but still meet some other travellers. When snorkelling they fed the fish near us so we could swim with them. Honestly, could not say enough good things about our trip and recommend it to all ages and groups!.   ”

“  Fabulous boat party in Alicante!. Booked this experience for my daughters hen weekend in Alicante. I personally did not attend but having paid for this outing on the high seas I wanted to ensure that it met their expectations . I exchanged emails with Fanny who was extremely pleasant and helpful. The bank transfer was easy to negotiate so the girls didn’t have to deal with the final payment on arrival. On their return home the party could not have been more enthusiastic. They said there was lots of room on the boat to dance and relax. The crew were friendly, cheerful and accommodating. The snacks and drinks on offer were plentiful and the dj was happy to take requests. They enjoyed having the opportunity to swim and fortunately nobody was seasick. All in all it’s seems to have been one of the highlights in their packed itinerary. On the company website they also advertise days trips for those who want something a little less energetic, these look ideal for families.   ”

“  Very good activity. Top crew. Visit to Tabarca Island. Nice and fun. Tabarca is the only inhabited island in the Region of Valencia and is located opposite the city of Alicante, 11 nautical miles offshore and near the Santa Pola headland. In fact, it’s more than just an island: it’s a small archipelago that comprises the islets of La Cantera, La Galera and La Nao as well as the Isla de Tabarca itself.   ”

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Spain Yacht Charters

A Spain yacht charter offers a rich mix of dazzling cities, day-dreamy islands, cutting-edge cuisine and seductive landscapes. The majority of luxury superyacht charters to this vibrant country centre on its alluring Mediterranean coast where yachting hubs such as Barcelona and Marbella, with their modern marinas, act as springboards to 1,660 kilometres of diverse coastline and the Balearic Islands continue to grow in stature among the SuperyachtSet with their beach clubs, restaurants, nightlife and wellness offerings.

Spain yacht charter Comprised of stunning cities, long stretches of sun-drenched sand and world renowned islands, Spain's cruising grounds are undoubtedly one of the best places to enjoy a crewed yacht charter in the Mediterranean . From extra-ordinary architecture in Barcelona and an energetic cultural scene in Marbella to the world’s hottest new restaurants in Ibiza and the peaceful respite of Formentera, there is no question that this part of the world opens up a range of unique experiences. The Balearic islands , in particular, are a current favourite among superyacht set who are keen to check out their new and experiential attractions, chic beach clubs and picturesque scenery. 

Yacht charter itineraries in Spain Due to its mix of cities and islands, a Spain yacht charter can be experienced through a number of different itineraries. Spain’s Mediterranean coast is huge and you could well return to these cruising grounds year after year and continue to discover new things each time. On the mainland, Barcelona, Valencia and Malaga continue to grow as yachting hubs, attracting more and more yachts to their modern marinas, as the Balearic Islands likewise continue to grow in status among the world’s most elite travellers.  

One of the more popular ways of enjoying Spain by superyacht is to visit the Balearics, in particular Ibiza and Formentera. Here, it’s possible to visit super club Ushuaia and pioneering restaurant Sublimotion , renowned for being the most expensive eatery in the world. By embarking and disembarking from Port Vendres in Menorca, it’s possible to visit the likes of Palma in Mallorca (Majorca), Dragonera Island, and the beaches of Cala Bassa, Playa d’en Bossa, and San Jose. Of course, it’s also possible to cruise along the coast of Spain's mainland to access the remarkable cities which line its shores.

Planning a luxury yacht charter in Spain When it comes to planning your crewed yacht charter in Spain, you’ll need to at first identify the places you’d most like to visit. By deciding between the likes of Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca (Majorca) and Menorca or the cities of Barcelona and Valencia, it’ll be possible to arrange an itinerary which is sure to exceed your expectations. Should you require assistance in learning more about the destinations on offer, get in touch with your preferred charter broker who will also be able to assist you in suggesting the best times to visit and the superyachts which are currently available for rental.

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Spain yacht charter itineraries.

Carefully crafted by yachting experts, our yacht charter itineraries ensure you experience Spain's coastal highlights. From the shimmering azul shores of the Balearic Islands, through to the exuberant mainland cities of Barcelona and Valencia, our itineraries are perfect for zen-seekers and party-goers alike. 

With well-provisioned superyacht marinas and strong international airport connections in the Balearics and mainland Spain, yacht charter guests can cruise between destinations with ease.

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Iconic architectural feats, superlative golden beaches, legendary superyacht marinas, Serene anchorages, designer boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, heavenly island-hopping.

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90m   Royal Huisman

from $325,000 p/week ♦︎

Moonlight II

Tranquility

108m Benetti

108m   2019

from $1,948,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Black Pearl 14

105m Oceanco

105m   2018

Christina O 34

99m Canadian Vickers

99m   1943/2020

from $758,000 p/w eek ♦︎

97m Feadship

97m   2017/2022

from $1,732,000 p/w eek ♦︎

95m Lurssen

from $1,299,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Aquarius 12

92m Feadship

from $1,500,000 p/w eek

Moonlight II 36

91m Neorion

91m   2005/2020

from $698,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Tranquility 22

92m Oceanco

92m   2014/2023

from $1,100,000 p/w eek

90m Corsair Yachts

90m   2007/2021

from $497,000 p/w eek

90m Royal Huisman

90m   2004/2024

from $325,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Maltese Falcon 12

88m Perini Navi

88m   2006/2023

from $490,000 p/w eek

86m Scheepswerf Gebr. van der Werf

86m   1998/2024

from $536,000 p/w eek ♦︎

86m Oceanco

86m   2010/2018

from $1,247,000 p/w eek ♦︎

85m SilverYachts

from $947,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Grand Ocean 12

85m Blohm + Voss

85m   1990/2019

from $703,136 p/w eek

Solandge 12

85m Lurssen

85m   2013/2022

from $1,085,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Victorious 12

85m Ak Yachts

from $866,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Alfa Nero 12

81m Oceanco

81m   2007/2021

from $728,000 p/w eek *

81m Feadship

81m   2011/2017

from $1,001,000 p/w eek ♦︎

80m Columbus Yachts

from $920,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Elements 12

80m Yachtley

80m Bilgin Yachts

from $839,000 p/w eek ♦︎

78m Golden Yachts

78m   2023/2024

from $812,000 p/w eek ♦︎

76m Oceanco

76m   2008/2019

from $855,000 p/w eek ♦︎

75m Admiral Yachts

from $976,000 p/w eek ♦︎

74m Freire Shipyard

74m   2011/2014

from $595,000 p/w eek

Coral Ocean 13

73m Lurssen

73m   1994/2022

from $704,000 p/w eek ♦︎

73m   2006/2020

from $615,000 p/w eek

Bleu De Nimes 28

72m Clelands Shipbuilding Co

72m   1980/2020

from $530,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Game Changer 17

72m Damen Yachting

72m   2017/2020

from $450,000 p/w eek

Serenity 28

72m   2004/2017

from $595,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Force Blue 12

71m Royal Denship

71m   2002/2022

from $390,000 p/w eek ♦︎

70m Benetti

70m   2000/2016

from $500,000 p/w eek *

70m Feadship

from $650,000 p/w eek

Sherakhan 26

70m Vuijk Scheepswerven

70m   2005/2022

from $591,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Wayfinder 12

68m Astilleros Armon

from $375,000 p/w eek

67m Shadow Marine

67m   2007/2008

from $120,000 p/w eek

67m Alloy Yachts

67m   2011/2019

from $352,000 p/w eek ♦︎

66m Rossinavi

from $637,000 p/w eek *

65m Benetti

Resilience 12

from $649,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Running On Waves 42

64m Segel Masten Yachten

64m   2011/2021

from $114,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Lioness V 12

64m Benetti

64m   2006/2023

from $487,000 p/w eek ♦︎

63m Sunrise Yachts

63m   2015/2023

from $498,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Soundwave 12

63m Benetti

62m Feadship

62m   2000/2022

from $409,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Virginian 12

62m   1990/2024

from $265,000 p/w eek ♦︎

62m Viareggio SuperYachts

62m   2010/2022

from $373,000 p/w eek ♦︎

62m   2002/2016

61m Abeking & Rasmussen

61m   2012/2022

from $644,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Marguerite 12

61m Lurssen

61m   2004/2021

Bella Vita 12

60m Lurssen

60m   2010/2024

from $550,000 p/w eek

60m Brodosplit

60m   2015/2017

from $245,000 p/w eek

La Blanca 12

60m Benetti

60m   2008/2023

from $428,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Light Holic 12

60m   2011/2014

from $346,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Slipstream 12

60m CMN Yachts

from $379,000 p/w eek ♦︎

59m Baglietto

from $271,000 p/w eek ♦︎

58m Alloy Yachts

58m   2010/2018

from $235,000 p/w eek

Queen Mare 12

58m Alpha Marine

58m   2012/2021

from $260,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Harmony II 12

58m Jadranska Linjska Plovidba

58m   1955/2022

from $107,000 p/w eek ♦︎

Virtuosity 12

57m Sanlorenzo

from $433,000 p/w eek ♦︎

56m Benetti

56m   2015/2023

from $368,000 p/w eek ♦︎

56m Perini Navi

56m   2009/2023

from $230,000 p/w eek

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Catamaran Sailing Fun Tour from Cala Ratjada (Mallorca East)

This is how you celebrate in Mallorca: enjoyable tour with the sailing catamaran Cala Ratjada. 4 hours of summer, sun, sea and music. Get chilled out music, take a swim break and eat on board. Drinks included during the tour. Best Mallorca boat tour in the east of the island.

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Catamaran Boat Trip in Mallorca: Sail to the bay of Palma or Es Trenc and Es Caragol

Get picked up from your accommodation and get prepped for a day full of fun with swimming, munching, drinking and dancing all in store. Get to know Mallorca from the coast by catamaran. Discover the East or the South – it’s up to you! Each of them is 5 hours long and set off twice a day.

Marvellous east coast tour with the glass-bottom boat of Sa Coma in Mallorca

On the tour with the Sa Coma glass-bottom boat, you'll explore the beautiful Majorcan east coast with its turquoise-blue bays and large sea caves or the Levante coast from the open deck or through the glass windows in the hulls of the catamaran.

Catamaran trip in Mallorca from Arenal: during the day or at sunset

Take a catamaran trip on Mallorca and start from the port of Arenal into a maritime experience: choose between the morning tour to Cala Vella, the afternoon cruise or the sunset tour. Food, drink of welcome, snorkeling equipment and a swim stop included - a great activity in the catamaran on the Balearic sun island!

Catamaran Tour in the bay of Palma de Mallorca

You set sail with a catamaran for up to 12 persons from Palma de Mallorca and look from the sea at the impressive marina, the cathedral of Palma, the royal palace La Almudaina and the castle Bellver. You can expect dreamlike bathing bays with exclusive sandy beaches. Book a place on board the catamaran or alternatively the whole boat, in each case including small snack and 1 drink!

Dolphin Watching Catamaran Tour Cala Ratjada

Starting in Cala Ratjada, this catamaran excursion goes on an expedition to find the dolphines around the northeast of Majorca. The catamaran trip starts early in the morning during sunrise, when the sea is calm and absolutely beautiful.

Relaxing Catamaran Trip from Cala Ratjada: Sail in the east of Mallorca

On this 4.5-hour Catamaran Trip in Mallorca from Cala Ratjada, discover dreamlike bays on the eastern and northern coast of the island. During the various swim stops, you can swim and snorkel, while the crew prepares a delicious lunch for you. The perfect thing to do in Cala Ratjada: treat yourself to some peace and quiet in the summer sun!

Glass-bottom boat in Cala Ratjada: boat trip along Majorca's shore

Relax on the boat trip with the glass-bottom boat from Cala Ratjada and explore the varying coastline of Mallorca's east coast above and below the water surface. Thanks to the large underwater windows you can see the fishes, without getting wet!

Watch wild dolphins in Mallorca in their natural habitat (from Pollensa)

Watch the dolphins as they go about their daily life in their natural habitat on this 3-hour catamaran sunrise tour. Set off from Puerto Pollensa harbour heading towards Cap de Formentor and be treated to stunning views of Formentor along the way. You get to enjoy a small breakfast as you float along. 

Tour with the glass-bottom boat from Porto Cristo along Mallorca's east coast

On an interesting tour with the glass-bottom boat from Porto Cristo, you'll discover the most beautiful bays of the Majorcan east coast, for example the pirate cave and Cala Falcó, and the large sea caves at the Levante coast.

Fuerteventura catamaran tour with dolphin search and bathing break from Morro Jable

Boat trip from Morro Jable along the volcanic coast and to the dolphins. The tour on board a luxurious 23-metre catamaran starts with opening the magnificent sail (weather permitting) and searching for dolphins and whales in the open sea. Anchor break in a white sand bay in the south with lunch on board.

See whales and dolphins in Fuerteventura by boat tour from Corralejo

Get on board the only blue-ship boat in search of the beautiful sea creatures. The 4-hour excursion with an expert crew and start in Corralejo leads to the dolphin waters off the coast between Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Including anchor break with snacks and 2 drinks in front of the beach of La Concha (island Lobos). 

Fantastic catamaran tour in Lloret de Mar along the beautiful Costa Brava

Relax on board of the catamaran, jump from the nets directly to the water or snorkel with the fish in turquoise-blue bays - on this catamaran tour starting in Lloret de Mar, you'll spend a great day. Including drinks, food and watersports!

Cruise into the sunset on a Catamaran Tour from Palma de Mallorca

Lay back and relax on the Catamaran nets as you soak up the sun and watch the sun go down on a Catamaran Trip from Palma for around 4 hours. Feast out on a delicious gourmet dinner on board and work up an appetite before by going swimming or snorkelling in Mallorca. Chillout music during the whole trip (and DJ on board).

Deluxe Catamaran Trip from Palma - Day or Sunset Cruise

Elegant excursion on a beautiful catamaran from Palma de Mallorca. 4.5 hour day trip or 4 hour sailing into the sunset. Catamaran excursion from Palma to Cala Vella - a nature reserve with idyllic coves and crystal clear waters, where we stop to enjoy this beautiful spot. A delicious barbecue will be prepared on board.

Wonderful boat trips along the coast with the glass-bottom boat in Cala Millor

Enjoy an exciting tour with the glass-bottom boat from Cala Millor! Choose between a 2, 2.5 hours or 3 hours tour with the glass-bottom catamaran, that'll show you the very special beauty of the east coast of Majorca.

from 22.50€

Glass-bottom boat in Mallorca: Discover the underwater world in the Med

Get to know the beauty of the breathtaking Mediterranean Sea on a glass bottom boat tour in Mallorca. Set off from either Santa Ponsa or Paguera for a tour of stunning coves, including a stop for a swim. Discover the coast of Camp de Mar and the Malgrats Islands.

The best + most splendid catamaran tour in Mallorca from Palma or Playa de Palma

Pure relaxation on this catamaran excursion in Mallorca including a swim stop in a turquoise blue, beautiful bay. The catamaran tour from Palma de Mallorca includes a delicious buffet and personal service. Come aboard the catamaran in front of Palma and experience the sun, fresh sea air and the gentle rocking of the waves. Pure relaxation in Palma!

Party boat Valencia - celebrate on catamaran at the Costa Blanca

Celebrate and dance on the party boat tour from Valencia. On board the catamaran, a DJ will provide music and the crew will serve a welcome drink. The boat trip takes you along the coast with a stop for bathing, swimming and further partying.

Catamaran tour in Lanzarote in the southeast in Puerto Calero

4 hour catamaran tour in Lanzarote along wonderful bays in the natural park Los Ajaches. Bookable as adult tour or as a family trip with a slide to the sea! Snorkelling, food / drinks and pick-up included.

Catamaran tour starting from Costa Adeje in Tenerife

A half-day tour on a catamaran from Costa Adeje past the beautiful coast of Tenerife. The route takes you from Puerto Colón (Costa Adeje) towards La Gomera and along the coast. Lunch, drinks and transfer are included in the price.

Wonderful tours with the glass-bottom boat from Cala Romántica in Mallorca

The relaxing tour with the glass-bottom boat from Cala Romántica is perfect for all age groups. Explore impressively marvellous bays, sea caves and the varying east coast of Mallorca during a boat trip with the glass-bottom catamaran.

Barcelona catamaran party with barbecue and music

Take a 3-hour catamaran trip from Barcelona and enjoy the festive atmosphere with music on board. While the catamaran anchors, the friendly catamaran crew awaits you with a delicious barbecue menu including drinks. After a refreshing swim in the sea, you can choose between a typical sangria or a cool beer.

Tenerife: green catamaran trip from Puerto Colón to watch whales and dolphins

Experience a boat trip along the south coast of Tenerife with whale and dolphin watching aboard a sailing catamaran with an eco-friendly concept (small footprint thanks to an electric propulsion system) and modern underwater microphones to listen to the whale songs. Two tours are available from Puerto Colón: 3 or 5 hours. Each tour includes a swimming break, snacks and drinks.

Puerto Rico: Supercat catamaran off Gran Canaria with dolphins

Go for a tour on the big Supercat motor-catamaran from Puerto Rico in Gran Canaria. We start looking for whales, dolphins and turtles as soon as we get out to sea before we cruise along the south coast of the island to the Bay of Taurito so we can enjoy the sea as we go swimming and snorkelling. Free drinks and Canary Island lunch included.

From Palmanova and Magaluf: boat tour to Palma de Mallorca incl. stay

The most economic Palma de Mallorca boat tour from Magaluf, Palmanova and Son Matias with 3 hours free leisure time in Palma. Explore the southwestern coast during the boat trip and explore Palma de Mallorca on your own terms!

Catamaran tour in Menorca to pristine beaches at the south coast

Sail the turquoise blue sea off Menorca on a catamaran tour along the island's stunning south coast. The tour starts in Ciutadella, from where you sail 6 hours around Menorca. Food and 1 drink are included, so that you feel really comfortable during the journey over the waves under the sun. Look forward to a wonderful holiday experience!

Stunning sunset catamaran tour in Malaga - relax and enjoy

Enjoy the colourful sunset in Malaga on the sunset catamaran tour together with your family, your friends or your loved one. During the evening you can observe the wonderful moment from the seaside and clink glasses with sparkling wine.

from 990.-€

Private catamaran tour off Barcelona's coast (up to 12 people)

Discover the coastal region of the spanish metropolis from the sea on this catamaran tour in Barcelona and let yourself be spoiled on board of the luxurious sailing catamaran. Relax on deck in the sun, refresh yourself in the sea during the warm days and enjoy delicious snacks and cool drinks.

from 490.-€

VIP catamaran tour in Gran Canaria from Puerto de Mogán

Take a private catamaran tour on Gran Canaria as the perfect backdrop for a relaxing trip, a private party or an exclusive corporate event. With room for up to 12 people, the modern, small catamaran takes you out to sea. There you will sail along the picturesque coast of the Canary Islands and enjoy the included drinks and snacks.

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Catamaran Lagoon 400 for charter in Ibiza Town

• Lagoon 400 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Catamaran Lagoon 40 available for charter in Palma

• Lagoon 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Comfort package (Final cleaning, Bed linen, Towels, Kitchen gas, Full water tank, Snorkeling equipment, Dinghy with engine, WiFi, Damage waiver)
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Cat Lagoon 380 for rent in Palma

• Lagoon 380 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Snorkeling equipment
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• Charter package (Final cleaning, Kitchen gas, Dinghy with engine, Stand up paddle board)

Catamaran Lucia 40 available for charter in Palma

• Lucia 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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• Service package (Final cleaning, Kitchen gas)

Cat Lucia 40 for charter in Palma

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Catamaran Lagoon 400 available for charter in Puerto de Ayamonte

• Comfort package (Final cleaning, Bed linen, Towels, Dinghy with engine)

Catamaran Nautitech Open 40 for rent in La Savina

• Nautitech Open 40 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Catamaran Lagoon 380 S2 available for charter in Sant Antoni de Portmany

• Lagoon 380 S2 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Cat Voyage 440 for charter in San Miguel de Abona

• Voyage 440 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Cat Lucia 40 available for charter in Palma

Catamaran Lipari 41 for charter in Roses

• Lipari 41 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Cat Lagoon 52 F for hire in Marina Saint Eulalia

• Lagoon 52 F [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Catamaran Lagoon 52 for hire in Sant Antoni de Portmany

• Lagoon 52 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Cat Bali 5.4 for charter in Marina San Antonio

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Catamaran Lagoon 52 F available for charter in Ibiza Town

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Hire a Catamaran in Spain

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Catamarans provide a level of spaciousness and comfort that make them an ideal choice for ALL sailing trips . Choosing to book a catamaran in Spain is no excepsion! With a great selection available and more catamarans being listed each day, Yachtico.com is all you need to find the perfect catamaran for hire.

Found primarily in the Balearic Islands , you can find a number of catamarans to book in Mallorca's Can Pastilla , Mahon , Llucmajor and in Ibiza's Sant Antoni de Portmany . You can also book a catamaran in the Canary Islands from Puerto de Mogan and Santa Cruz or from Spain's mainland in locations Denia , Alicante and Barcelona , but ensure you book in advance in these locations as the selection is very limited!

Due to the low lying deck, close to water and the common availability of swimming ladders - the catamaran is an ideal choice for younger families with children. There is generally easier access from and to the boat into water and other water equipment. A catamaran is also great for those enjoy the space and comfort of their surroundings. Catamarans are more likely to feel like a home on the water , with mountains of headspace and a saloon and galley that usually allow all to enjoy panoramic views of the Spanish waters and scenery.

To rent a catamaran in Spain you can choose between a bareboat charter or book a skipper if you want a truly relaxing time aboard your boat. Check out Yachtico's great deals below and book a catamara in Spain today!

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10 Things To Do In Mallorca That Will Take You On A Journey Of Wonder & Adventure

T he island of Mallorca, Spain, is a gorgeous destination with plenty to offer every kind of traveler. During the spring and summer , it's one of the best places to travel in Spain . Whether a couple is looking for a relaxing and romantic honeymoon destination or a group of friends is seeking a thrilling adventurous holiday, Mallorca, the crown jewel of the Balearic Islands , has it all. From beaches to cliff jumping, find out how to make the most of the island with these 10 exciting things to do on this beautiful Spanish island.

Relax On A Luxury Catamaran

See Mallorca from the water on a relaxing luxury catamaran tour for a small group that will make the entire trip to Mallorca totally worth it . The tour hosts a maximum of 10 guests at a time for a personalized experience. Sip a complimentary drink and eat some Spanish tapas while cruising on vibrant blue waters. Multiple departure times are available per day.

• Tour: Luxury Catamaran Tour with Tapas and Swimming
• Duration: 4 hours
• Cost: From $86.78
• What’s Included: Skipper, fun equipment on board, welcome drink, and Spanish tapas

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Related: Avoid These Mistakes During Your Next Visit To Mallorca, Spain

Try The Local Cuisine

One of the best ways to learn about a destination is through the cuisine. This private food tour in Palma de Mallorca offers a chance to sample 10 traditional food and drinks of the Balearic Islands. Visit the Santa Catalina Market and other landmarks of the city.

• Tour: 10 Tasting of Palma de Mallorca Private Food Tour
• Duration: 3 hours
• Cost: From $110.94
• What’s Included: Local guide, 10 food and drink tastings, vegetarian alternatives

Sip The Wine

This small group tour is limited to just four people, creating a cozy and intimate setting to meet other travelers or bond with the group. Sip on some local wines and pair them with a delicious menu of snacks. The sample menu for this experience includes snacks like Mallorcan and Majon Cheese Plates.

• Tour: Wine Tasting Experience Palma Old Town
• Duration: 2 hours
• Cost: From $74.69
• What’s Included: Wine and snacks

Related: Mallorca Travel Guide: What To Do In A Week In Spain’s Largest Island

Get A View From Above In A Hot Air Balloon

Start the day with an epic sunrise viewing experience in Mallorca that is sure to inspire romance. Perfect for couples visiting for a honeymoon or anniversary, the sunrise tour offers inspiring views of the island along with neighboring islands Cabrera and Menorca when conditions permit. The tour is limited to 14 people at a time.

• Tour: Romantic Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Tour
• Duration: 3-4 hours
• Cost: From $196.62
• What’s Included: Breakfast and parking fees

Explore The Cova De Coloms

Adventurous travelers will appreciate the opportunity to see a different side of Mallorca on this epic sea-caving tour. Walk and swim through the network of underground caves with information provided by a local guide. The tour group is limited to eight people for a small-group experience.

• Tour: Cova De Coloms Sea Caving Tour
• Duration: 6 hours
• Cost: From $71.40
• What’s Included: Hotel pickup and drop-off, local guide, transport in an air-conditioned minivan, safety equipment, and water shoes

See The Top Attractions By Bus

The hop-on, hop-off bus tour of Palma de Mallorca is an efficient and fun way to learn about the island’s capital city. There are 20 stops to choose from for getting on and off the bus and there is an optional upgrade of the ticket to include a boat tour between May and October. Audio commentary is provided during the tour.

• Tour: Palma de Mallorca Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour
• Duration: 20 minutes to 1.5 hours
• Cost: From $21.97
• What’s Included: 24-hour ticket

Related: Spain's First Women's Only Hotel To Open Next Year In Mallorca

Ride An E-Bike

Explore the vibrant city of Palma de Mallorca, home to more than half the island’s population, on a fun e-bike tour. The tour route covers 27 kilometers and passes landmarks like the city’s Old Town, Bellver Castle, the Basilica de Sant Francesc, Convento de Santa Clara, and the Catedral de Mallorca.

• Tour: E-Bike Tour of Palma de Mallorca
• Duration: ~3 hours
• Cost: From $49.43
• What’s Included: Bike and tour guide

Explore The Island In A Formula One Race Car

Race cars aren’t just for the racetrack. In Mallorca, this is a fun way to explore the island and look super cool while doing it. Ride in a three-wheeled formula one race car driven by a professional guide. There is a 15 euro insurance fee in addition to the tour cost.

• Tour: Explore Mallorca in a Formula One Race Car
• Duration: 2-4 hours
• Cost: From $75.79
• What’s Included: Tour guide, light refreshments, helmet, fuel surcharge

Go Cliff Jumping

Cliff jumping is an exhilarating experience that offers beautiful views and lots of fun in Mallorca. Travelers will head into the UNESCO site of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains for this tour where they will don a wet suit and plunge into icy and refreshing waters. Vibrant blue waters are a highlight of the experience, which is limited to a small group of eight people.

• Tour: Small Group Cliff Jumping Tour
• Duration: 4.5 hours
• Cost: From $68.65
• What’s Included: Local guide, transfer by minivan, hotel pick-up and drop-off

Take A Cooking Class

Delve deeper into the local cuisine than a food tour can take travelers with a 3-hour cooking class. Dishes they will learn to make include authentic tortilla bites, paella, and Catalan cream. Upon arrival, guests receive a welcome appetizer of sobrasada suquet and can sip on local wines throughout the class.

• Tour: Authentic Spanish Cooking Class in Mallorca
• Cost: From $108.75
• What’s Included: Necessary utensils to make the dishes, access to an open bar with local wines, and welcome appetizers.

Ports In Spain – Marinas & Yacht Guide

20 marinas & ports in spain.

Spain is a hot all-year-round destination for water sports lovers.

The country attracts boat and yacht owners from around the globe accommodating crafts of all shapes and sizes from small boats to super luxury mega yachts.

Owners are attracted to the warm Mediterranean seas, stunning island coves and upmarket marinas that cater perfectly to the needs of boat and yacht owners.

Spain currently boasts around 350 nautical sports marinas that offer a total of some 132.000 berths of all sizes.

All the marinas and ports in Spain offer a whole range of facilities including, electrical and water hookups, showers, shops, bars, restaurants, and other nautical-related services

This is our ultimate one-stop guide to the best marinas and ports in Spain.

Here are the marinas we are covering in this guide:

• Port Vell – Barcelona
• Ibiza Marina – Ibiza
• Puerto Banus – Marbella
• Marina Port de Mallorca – Mallorca
• Marina Puerto Portals – Mallorca
• Puerto Calero – Lanzarote
• Sotogrande Marina – Cadiz
• Port Adriano – Mallorca
• Marina Santa Eulalia – Ibiza
• Mahon Marina – Menorca
• Benalmadena Marina – Malaga
• Alicante Marina - Alicante
• Port Andratx – Mallorca
• La Gomera Marina – Gran Canaries
• Corralejo Marina – Fuerteventura
• Puerto Rico – Gran Canaria
• Torrevieja Marina – Alicante
• Puerto Sherry – Cadiz
• Cala´n Bosch Marina – Menorca
• Isla Canela – Huelva

1. Marina Port Vell – Barcelona

Port Vell is one of the most prestigious marinas in Spain. Located in the heart of Barcelona, one of Europe´s most loved cosmopolitan cities.

The marina accommodates all types of crafts from luxury cruise liners to smaller boats and everything in between. It offers 60 large berths up to 190 meters for the super luxury yacht owner.

Port Vell offers just about every kind of amenity you would ever want for short or long-term stays.

Barcelona is renowned for its captivating culture, breathtaking landscapes, Michelin-starred dining scene, unique gastronomy, high-end shopping, and vibrant nightlife. Port Vell hosts a number of prestigious nautical events including the MYBA Charter Show and The Superyacht Show.

Moorings : 241 Max Length: 190m Max Draft: 9m GPS Coordinates: 41°22,6’ E / 2°11,04’ N Website: https://www.marinaportvell.com/

2. Ibiza Marina - Ibiza

The Marina Ibiza is one of the most picturesque and exclusive in Spain. It can accommodate smaller sailing craft and mega-yachts up to 100m in length.

The materials used in the construction of the marina are of high quality and designed with an eye to making it extremely convenient to access the berths.

This prestigious marina offers all the facilities you would expect to find such as bars, shops, restaurants, sailing clubs, showers and storage lockers, and parking, and is just a short walk away from Ibiza town.

Ibiza marina is popular with the wealthy, celebrities, and politicians alike the Island is the preferred holiday destination due to the high number of hidden coves and beaches, pristine waters, amazing gastronomy, and the night-long vibrant nightlife.

Ibiza is home to some of the best beaches in Spain , many of which are only reachable by boat. The pick of the best-hidden coves includes those found at Ses Salinas, Cala Tarida, and Playa D’en Bossa.

Moorings: 539 Max Length: 100m Max Draft: 6m GPS Coordinates: 1° 26.6538’ E / 38° 54.8015’ N Website: https://marinaibiza.com/en/

3. Marina Puerto Banus – Marbella

The Puerto Banus marina is one of the most famous in Spain located close to the chic town of Marbella on the Costa del Sol.

Since the late '70s, Puerto Banus has been the playground of the rich and famous and is synonymous with luxury, glamour, culture and commerce.

The marina has also become one of the places most visited by holidaymakers to the area that simply loves to look in awe at the fantastic luxury mega yachts on display.

If you are looking to birth your yacht in a stunning marine that offers upmarket restaurants and cocktail bars, high-end shopping and vibrant nightlife, this is the destination for you.

The marina accommodates short stays as well as longer anchorage. Mooring rentals cost around 30.000 Euros per annum for a 15m birth.

Moorings: 915 Max Length: 50m Max Draft : 4m GPS Coordinates: LAT 36° 29.9' N LONG 4° 57.17' W Website: https://puerto-banus.com/en/

4. Marina Port de Mallorca – Palma de Mallorca

The stunning Marina Port de Mallorca opened in 2001 and is now one of the leading ports on the Balearic Islands.

The port boasts a prime location in the heart of the island's capital, Palma de Mallorca . Overlooked by the city skyline and the historic Palma Cathedral the marina attracted many of Spain´s elite from royalty to the wealthy business community. A string of homegrown, and international celebrities are also frequent visitors to the port.

Marina Port de Mallorca offers just about every facility you will ever need for an enjoyable and comfortable stay including 24-hour security and surveillance, impressive restaurants, fashion boutiques, casinos, gyms, swimming pools, discos, chandlers and supermarkets are all located close to the berths.

The marina underwent a major upgrade in 2017 that improved many of the installations including the electric and water, new black water collections, firefighting, access roads, pathways, and security systems.

And just a short stroll away is the vibrant city of Palma de Mallorca which offers the yachting community a chance to explore one of Spain´s most popular cities during their stay.

Moorings: 200 Max Length: 50m Max Draft: 6m GPS Coordinates: 39° 33.7178' N / 2° 37.7950' E Website: https://www.portdemallorca.com/en

5. Marina Puerto Portals – Mallorca

The Puerto Portals Marina is a prestigious nautical and leisure complex located just a short drive away from the island's capital, Palma de Mallorca.

This first-class marina offers a wide range of services boat charter, car hire, water, electricity, showers, toilets, ATM, sailing school, and a nautical social club. There is a good commercial zone with bars, restaurants, chic boutiques, and shops.

For boat owners, you will find every type of service that you may require during your stay including boat and yacht repair companies, painting, cleaning, travel lift, dry dock, crane, crew area, divers, and a workshop.

There are a variety of nautical events held throughout the year which include the Dragon Winter Race and Sailing Week. The marina is also known for its Christmas market.

Moorings: 650 Max Length: 60m Max Draft: 8m GPS Coordinates: 39º 32’N / 002º 35’E Website : https://puertoportals.com/en/

6. Puerto Calero – Lanzarote

Puerto Calero is located on the sheltered southeastern coastline of the popular Canary island of Lanzarote .

The marina opened its doors over 35 years ago and is the island's most established yachting harbour.

With its privileged natural protection, a warm year-round sunny climate, and excellent facilities, the marina is a perfect retreat for yachts, boats, and pleasure craft of all sizes.

Puerto Calero boasts a whole host of quality amenities and services including a number of highly rated eateries, shops, onsite services, a boatyard, electricity and water hookups, showers, car and bike hire, camping gas canisters and sailing schools.

Within a short distance of the marina, there is a range of supermarkets, restaurants, bars and amazing beaches.

Moorings: 438 Max Length: 80m Max Draft : 7m GPS Coordinates: 28 54.922 N / 13 42.417 W Website: https://www.caleromarinas.com/en/puerto-calero/

7. Sotogrande Marina – Cadiz

The prestigious Sotogrande Marina is located on the southeastern tip of mainland Spain in the province of Cadiz .

A sprawling nautical sports and leisure complex, the marina currently boasts 1382 moorings that accommodate yachts, large and small.

Puerto Sotogrande is well connected for sailors looking to explore the southern Mediterranean, Gibraltar and North Africa as well as being the gateway to the Atlantic Ocean.

The whole marina oozes class with its high-end installations and surroundings and luxury villas and apartments that line the moorings.

Visitors to the marina enjoy a whole range of luxury amenities including 5-star restaurants, beach bars, shops, and yacht and boat services.

Moorings: 1382 Max Length: 50m Max Draft: 5m GPS Coordinates: 36º17´24″N, 5º16´10″W Website: https://puertosotogrande.es/

8. Port Adriano – Mallorca

Port Adriano is a stunning marina located on the southwestern tip of the Balearic Island of Mallorca .

Designed by Phillipe Starck, Port Adriano is one of the most modern marinas in Mallorca and can accommodate small, medium and long yachts.

The facilities and services offered at the marina are second to none and include, electricity, water, showers, restrooms, a fuel area, Wi-Fi, security surveillance and a lifting crane.

If you plan to spend time at Port Adriano you will also be able to enjoy a wide range of other amenities such as bars, restaurants, shops, car hire and high-end fashion stores. It is also home to a number of exclusive events held throughout the year such as concerts, street food festivals and sunset yoga.

Moorings: 493 Max Length: 50m Max Draft: 7m GPS Coordinates: 39° 29.35' N / 2° 28.68' E Website: https://www.portadriano.com/en/ .

9. Marina Santa Eulalia – Ibiza

The beautiful Santa Eulalia Marina is located on the western coastline of the Balearic Island of Ibiza and is one of the best ports in Spain.

With 763 berths, the marina offers moorings to smaller boats and larger yachts alike and has been a popular destination for seafarers looking for a discreet place to relax and enjoy the beauty of Ibiza, its hidden coves, sandy beaches, and pristine waters.

One of the main attractions for many yacht owners staying at the marina is the 5-star facilities that have nearly 20 restaurants, with cuisine ranging from Ibiza and Mediterranean dishes to international fare dining such as Italian, Asian, German, and British cuisine.

And for partygoers, there are plenty of nearby bars to enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

The port is home to the Santa Eulalia Yacht Club which is noted for holding numerous events throughout the year such as regattas and the World Class Tornado Sailing Championship, as well as many local sailing competitions.

And staying on the island of Ibiza you are never far away from a secluded beach or cove, including Cala Xarraca in the North, Platja De S´Aigua, Cala Olivera, Cala Llentrisca and Cala Mastella.

Moorings: 763 Max Length: 22m Max Draft: 3.5m GPS Coordinates: 38.9825° N, 1.5383° E Website: https://marinasantaeulalia.com/

10. Mahon Marina – Menorca

Marina Mahon is located in Mahon (Mao) the capital city of the picturesque Balearic Island of Menorca .

Puerto Mahon enjoys stunning surroundings and is just a 10 minute walk away from the historic town of Mahon.

The marina´s services and facilities are of a high standard and include phones, parking, security cameras, ISPS, Wifi, secure access, car rental, fuel dock and sewage disposal.

Staying at the Mahon Marina you are never far away from numerous bars, restaurants, shops and supermarkets.

The waters around Menorca are crystal clear and like other islands in the Balearic chain, there are plenty of hidden coves and beaches to explore. Each one is perfect to chill out either sunbathing on deck, swimming, or diving in the warm shallow Mediterranean waters.

Moorings: 166 Max Length : 20m Max Draft: 6-7m GPS Coordinates: 39°52.00’N / 04°18.00’E Website: https://www.marinamenorca.com/

11. Benalmadena Marina – Malaga

The award-winning Benalmadena Marina is a mega port located on the Costa del Sol in southern Spain .

The marina has won “The Best Marina in the World” on numerous occasions and offers 1.100 moorings for yachts of all sizes, a large commercial area and a popular sea life aquarium.

Works began on the marina back in 1972 although it didn’t really open up in its current form until around 1996. Since then it has gone from strength to strength.

Benalmadena marina has been awarded the EU Blue Flag every year since 1987 in recognition of the quality of its services and of its clean waters.

Architecturally, the marina impresses on many levels with the way it has laid out the moorings around various islands that are also home to luxury apartments. The busy commercial area is home to a wide variety of shops, restaurants, boutiques, supermarkets, and other leisure establishments.

You will never get bored staying at the Benalmadena Marina as there are plenty of activities for the adventurous including boat hire, fishing trips, boat trips, a patio flamenco show, the impressive sea-life aquarium, and the wakeboarding school. You can even sign up for fun Spanish cookery lessons at the local culinary school.

The Marina facilities are second to none and include, showers, toilets, electricity hook-ups, postal service, Wi-Fi, fuel area, a boat lift up to 50 tons, a social nautical club, and private business areas.

The mooring rates are some of the most reasonable in Spain and start at around 150 Euros per month plus Vat.

Moorings: 1.100 Max Length: 35m Max Draft: 6m GPS Coordinates: 36º 36' N / 4º 31' W Website: https://www.puertomarinabenalmadena.com/

12. Alicante Marina – Alicante

The Alicante Marina is located in the city of Alicante on the Costa Blanca in South Eastern Spain and is a large complex devoted to leisure and navigation.

Alicante is well connected to the rest of Spain and the world with a nearby international airport and a high-speed train service.

The region boasts an enviable warm climate, plenty of year-round sunshine hours, sandy beaches and varied cuisine to suit all tastes.

The leisure and commercial area offers a wide range of amenities including bars, restaurants, cafeterias, pubs, shops and numerous nautical companies. The marina also offers lots of concerts, activities, and events throughout the year including the prestigious Volvo Ocean Race Regatta.

Facilities include parking, fuel dock, truck delivery, 24-hour security, travel life, and water and electricity supply (380v).

Moorings: 744 Max Length: 60m Max Draft: 7m GPS Coordinates: 38°20.47’N / 00°28.8’W Website: https://www.marinaalicante.com/

13. Port Andratx – Mallorca

The picturesque Andratx marina is located on the eastern tip of the Balearic island of Mallorca.

Mooring prices are very reasonable and start at around 24 Euros per day ( VAT included ) for a 6-meter craft in the high season. The marina offers beautiful landscapes and a stunning coastline lapped by crystal-clear waters.

The facilities and amenities at Port Andratx are second to none and include a crew area, travel lift ( up to 100 tons ) and hoists, deadweight moorings at all berths, 220 and 380 W water and power (single-phase and three-phase), municipal waste containers, recycling stations, grey water pump-out and bilge cleaning, ice for sale, a service/petrol station, security, water, electric hookups, showers, laundry service, controlled secure parking, CCTV security cameras, repair shops, mechanics, painters and other nautical services plus a dry dock.

The leisure amenities at the marina include cafeterias, bars, restaurants, a cantina, a swimming pool, and a busy social nautical club.

Moorings: 244 Max Length: 60m Max Draft: 6m GPS Coordinates: 39°32,60N / 002°22,86’E Website: https://cvpa.es/?lang=en

14. La Gomera Marina – Gran Canaries

The La Gomera Marina is located on the eastern tip of the Island of La Gomera in Gran Canarias .

This small but stylish small marina is situated within the San Sebastian Port on La Gomera.

The marina has 290 berths for boats up to 20m in length and offers a wide range of amenities and facilities to ensure a comfortable stay.

The services included for boat owners include showers, toilets and changing rooms, on-site laundry and vending machines, card-activated secure access control, petrol/fuel station and a boatyard in case you need to carry out repairs and maintenance.

The berths are just a short walk to the town of San Sebastian where you will find a range of bars, shops, restaurants, supermarkets, boutiques and enough nightlife for a fun evening out.

Moorings: 290 Max Length : 20m Max Draft: 10m GPS Coordinates: 28° 05′ 00 N / 17° 06′ 00 W Website: https://marinalagomera.es/en/home/

15. Corralejo Marina – Fuerteventura

Corralejo Marina is located on the northern tip of the Canary Island of Fuerteventura.

The marina is ideally suited to small to medium-sized boats and yachts with a maximum length of 15m.

Corralejo offers easy access to the popular Lobos Island and is just a short sail from Lanzarote.

Although not a large marina it does offer all the facilities you will need for a comfortable stay such as electricity, drinking water, parking, a crane, dressing rooms, showers, waste disposal, and a ramp. Other amenities include a bank, supermarket, car rental, and a bar/restaurant.

Just a short walk from the marina is the popular tourist resort of Corralejo where you will find a wide range of cafeterias, bars, restaurants, souvenir shops, boutiques, banks, hotels, and vibrant nightlife.

The area is well known for its golden sandy beaches, some of the most popular is just a short drive down the coast and include Playa del Medano, Playa del Pozo and Playa del Viejo. Due to the winds that generally prevail on Fuerteventura, the beaches are perfect for kinds of water sports activities.

Moorings: 110 Max Length: 15m Max Draft: 5m GPS Coordinates: 28° 44,47′ N / 13° 51,88′ W Website: https://puertoscanarios.es/en/project/corralejo-en/

16. Puerto Rico – Gran Canaria

The Puerto Rico marina is located on the south-western tip of the island of Gran Canaria beside the popular holiday resort with the same name.

The marina is a popular stover for sailors on their way to crossing the Atlantic Ocean and those looking to explore the African continent.

A short stroll away from the marina is the picturesque town of Puerto Rico that offers a whole range of amenities, hotels, apartments, bars, restaurants, supermarkets, shops, boutiques and plenty going on when it comes to nightlife.

There are a few good beaches to relax on including the local Playa de Puerto Rico and Playa de Amadores.

Facilities at the Puerto Rico marina include water, electricity, a fuel station, a ramp, a service station for ships, an area for repairs and maintenance, a bar, and a restaurant.

Moorings: 531 Max Length: 45m Max Draft: 10m GPS Coordinates: 27.9202° N / 15.5474° W

17.Torrevieja Marina – Alicante

The Torrevieja marina is located in the province of Alicante on the Costa Blanca in South Eastern Spain.

The marina boasts a whole range of facilities including a waiting dock, toilets, showers, changing rooms, laundry, electricity and water hookups, free Wi-Fi, rubbish collections, wastewater disposal, a travel lift, recycling points, workshops, disabled toilets, a nautical shop, security and parking.

There is currently a major upgrade taking place at the marina that is due to be completed in 2023. This will upgrade the commercial area with a new hotel and a new area for dining.

Moorings: 859 Max Length: 30m Max Draft: 9.9m GPS Coordinates: 37° 58' 13" N / 0° 40' 54" Website:   https://torreviejanauticalexperience.com/

18. Puerto Sherry – Cadiz

Puerto Sherry gets its name from the famous wine of the same name due to the fact that it is located just a short drive from Jerez de la Frontera, where Sherry wine originated from.

A quite magnificent marina situated on the southwestern tip of mainland Spain in the historical province of Cadiz. It is popular with sailors looking to explore both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean whilst also being in close proximity to navigate around North Africa.

The marina offers a wide range of services including a petrol/fuel station, shipyard, slipway, boat stores, sail makers, nautical shops, bars, restaurants, luxury hotel, gym, parking, free Wi-Fi, video surveillance security and a chemist.

There are also plenty of water sports activities to choose from such as surfing, kite surfing, boat rental, aquatic bikes, diving school, banana boats and beach clubs.

For food lovers, the marina offers a wide selection of cuisines within seven restaurants that serve everything from pizza to Iberian meats to the freshest fish and seafood.

Moorings: 842 Max Length: 71m Max Draft: 3.5m GPS Coordinates: 36° 34.54' N / 6° 15.22' W Website: https://www.puertosherry.com/en/home/

19. Cala´n Bosch Marina – Menorca

The picturesque Cala´n Bosch marina enjoys an ideal location on the southwest coast of the Balearic island of Menorca.

The town of Cala´n bosch is a popular holiday destination located just a short drive south of the island's historic capital city of Ciutadella.

The island of Menorca has been a. go-to place for sailors for many years due to the many fine beaches and hidden coves that are perfect to weigh anchor and enjoy swimming in the crystalline warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea.

The marina is limited to smaller boats and yachts due to the existence of a bridge at the entrance that allows for a maximum height of just under 7 meters, also the entrance has a maximum draft of just 1.5 meters.

The marina offers a wide range of nautical and leisure services including water and electricity hook-ups, showers, toilets, wifi, oily waste collection, crane, crew and sailor areas, car and boat rental, waiting dock, restaurants, bars, hotels, supermarkets and shops.

And for beach lovers, some of the best ones located close to the town include Cala´n Bosch, Son Saura, Son Xoriguer and Cala Turqueta.

Moorings: 276 Max Length: 14m Max Draft: 1.5m GPS Coordinates: 39°55′40″N 3°49′59″E

20. Isla Canela – Huelva

The Isla Canela marina enjoys an ideal location in the Bay of Cadiz on the southern Spanish coast known as the Costa de la Luz .

Just a hop away from Spain´s neighbour Portugal, the Isla Canela marina is located close to some of the finest sandy beaches in Spain.

The marina is open to smaller boast and yachts with berths ranging from 6 to 24 meters in length and offers a laid-back Tranquille setting for visitors.

Facilities at the marina are second to none and include, floating docks, 24-hour mooring, berthing assistance, a crane, large dry standing and workshop areas, a travel lift ( up to 32 tons ), toilet and shower facilities, entrance barriers and doors, petrol/fuel station, marinas office and shop.

There are a few beach bars and restaurants within a few minute's walk of the marina although, for more shopping possibilities, supermarkets, boutiques, chemists, banks and markets, it is best to head over to the Isla Cristina or the larger border town of Ayamonte.

The Costa de la Luz is blessed with some of the best beaches anywhere in Spain , nearby award-winning beaches include Playa Isla Canela, Playa de los Haraganes, Playa de la Gaviota, Playa Central and Playa de la Casita Azul.

Moorings: 231 Max Length: 24m Max Draft: 1.5m GPS Coordinates: 37º11’13’’N / 7º20’25’’W Website: https://www.marina-islacanela.com/en/

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Orcas have sunk another vessel off the European coast. Why won't they stop ramming boats?

The orcas are at it again: for the seventh time in four years, a pod of whales has sunk a boat after ramming it in Moroccan waters off the Strait of Gibraltar. 

The 15 metre-long yacht Alborán Cognac, which carried two people, encountered the highly social apex predators at 9am local time on Sunday, Spain's maritime rescue service said.

The passengers reported feeling sudden blows to the hull and rudder before water started to seep into the sailboat. It is not known how many orcas were involved.

After alerting rescue services, a nearby oil tanker took them onboard and carried them to Gibraltar, a British overseas territory on Spain's southern coast.

Nothing could be done to save the sailboat, which drifted and eventually sank. 

It's the latest incident in what has become a trend of hundreds of interactions between orcas and boats since the "disruptive behaviour" was first reported in the region in May 2020. 

The origin of this new behaviour has baffled scientists, though the leading theory suggests this "social fad" began as a playful manifestation of the whales' curiosity.

Where have orcas interacted with boats?

The latest data from the Atlantic Orca Working Group (GTOA), an organisation that contributes to the animals' conservation and management, shows that there have been at least 673 interactions since 2020. 

GTOA defines interactions as instances when orcas react to the presence of approaching boats with or without physical contact. 

The map below shows the highest numbers of encounters from April to May 2024 took place off Spain's southern coast in the Strait of Gibraltar (red zones), with some lesser activity in surrounding areas (yellow zones). 

A 2022 peer-reviewed study published in the Marine Mammal Science journal found the orcas in these areas preferred interacting with sailboats — both monohulls (72 per cent) and catamarans (14 per cent) — with an average length of 12 metres.

A clear pattern emerged of orcas striking their rudders, while sometimes also scraping the hulls with their teeth. Such attacks often snapped the rudder, leaving the boat unable to navigate.

"The animals bumped, pushed and turned the boats," the authors of the report said. 

Adding this week's encounter, there have been seven reported cases of orcas damaging a boat so badly that it has sunk, though the people onboard were rescued safely each time.

In June 2023, a run-in with the giant mammals in the Strait of Gibraltar forced the crew competing in The Ocean Race to drop its sails and raise a clatter in an attempt to scare the approaching orcas off. 

No-one was injured, but Team JAJO skipper Jelmer van Beek said that it had been a "scary moment".

"Three orcas came straight at us and started hitting the rudders," he said.

"Impressive to see the orcas, beautiful animals, but also a dangerous moment for us as a team ... Luckily, after a few attacks, they went away."

After analysing 179 videos and photos of these types of interactions, which lasted on average 40 minutes, researchers concluded there was no reason to classify the events as intentionally hostile behaviour.

"The behaviour of orcas when interacting with boats is not identified as aggressive," they said.

"One of their main motivations has been identified as competition with boats for speed."

Still, the researchers of the study admitted they were not sure what triggered the novel behaviour in 2020.

"We are not yet certain what the origin of these interactions is, but it is still suspected that it could be a curious and playful behaviour," they wrote.

"[The behaviour] could be self-induced, or on the other hand it could be a behaviour induced by an aversive incident and therefore a precautionary behaviour."

Are the same orcas responsible for these incidents?

Out of around 49 orcas living in the Strait of Gibraltar, GTOA researchers found a total of 15 whales  from at least three different communities participated in the unusual interactions with boats between 2020 and 2022.

Most of those that engaged with greater intensity were juveniles, though it's unclear if others have since joined the group.

These giant mammals, which belong to the dolphin family, can measure up to eight metres and weigh up to six tonnes as adults.

The director of the Orca Behaviour Institute, Monika Wieland Shields, has said there is no evidence to prove the theory these whales were seeking vengeance against humans for a past trauma.

"While I'm sure it feels like an attack for the people on board, for the whales themselves, it really looks more like play behaviour," she said.

"There's something intriguing or entertaining to them about this [boat rudder] mechanism and they're just showing a lot of curiosity about it."

Ms Wieland said it's likely this new behaviour spread through the population as a kind of "social fad".

"Orcas are highly intelligent, very social animals, and with that comes a tendency to be curious about and explore your environment," she said.

"One thing that we see are these kind of fad behaviours that will appear in a certain population.

"One whale discovers something, they find it entertaining or interesting, or fun — it's some type of game. And then they will teach that to other members of their family group."

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While orcas have earned their fearsome reputation for preying on other marine animals, there is no record of them killing humans in the wild. 

In captivity, orcas have killed four people since the 1990s, though it's unclear whether the deaths were accidental or deliberate attempts to cause harm.  

Ms Shields said she was worried the recent interactions between orcas and boats would skew people's perceptions of these mammals.

"I am concerned that people are going to react with fear, potentially injure or shoot at some of these whales," Ms Shields said.

"We really need to educate boaters about the best things that they can do to make themselves less attractive to the whales and the best case scenario would be the whales lose interest in this and move onto something less destructive."

Spain's Transport Ministry advises that whenever boats observe any changes in the behaviour of orcas — such as in their direction or speed — they should leave the area as soon as possible and avoid further disturbance to the animals.

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In the latest incident, two people aboard a 15-meter (50-foot) boat in Moroccan waters requested help from Spain’s maritime rescue service Sunday after reporting that an orca knocked the craft several times, damaging its rudder and causing a leak. The people were picked up by a passing oil tanker summoned by the rescuers, and their boat later sank.

Spain’s ministries for transport and the environment, along with its merchant marines, issued notices Tuesday urging both sailing boats and small motorboats to beware of orcas between May and August in the area between the Strait of Gibraltar and the Gulf of Cadiz.

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The Atlantic Orca Working Group, a team of Spanish and Portuguese marine life researchers who study killer whales near the Iberia Peninsula, says were 197 such known interactions in 2021 and another 207 in 2022.

A pod of orcas even disrupted a sailing race last year, when a boat sailing from the Netherlands to Italy had a 15-minute encounter with the animals, prompting the crew to drop their craft's sails and raise a clatter to fend them off.

There have been no reports of attacks against swimmers. The interactions on boats seem to stop once the vessel becomes immobilized.

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