Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Carlos and Ulises were fantastic — the whole trip was fun and very safe. The drink ticket was a great add-on and they were super personable and funny.
5 options from €18 per person. Departures from Marina de València, Port of València, Arrecife Boats Valencia.
Renting a boat in Valencia runs from €12 for a seat on a shared catamaran to €420 for a private speedboat for half a day.
Seats are priced per person and boats per boat, so the figures are not comparable at a glance: from about nine guests the whole boat costs less than the same number of seats. Everything leaves from the marinas in the city port, fifteen to twenty-one minutes by car from most districts.
Between those two ends sit three more options:
Sail out of Valencia's port with one drink included on board — from just €18.
Cast off from Marina de València on the 12-seat "Miami" catamaran or a speedboat, drinks in hand and your skipper chasing the sunset along the coast. €35 per person on the shared cruise, three hours from Marina de València.
Take the wheel yourself and steer a sleek 5-metre boat from Marina Norte to Port Saplaya, Valencia's "Little Venice," anchoring in quiet coves to swim. €139 for the boat for an hour, up to five aboard, from Marina Norte.
Book the whole boat for the crew, crank your own playlist over a jamón-and-cheese welcome board, then anchor off Valencia for SUP and a swim. From €720 for the whole boat for two hours, up to twelve aboard, from Marina de València.
Open the throttle south on a private speedboat to the turquoise coves of Cullera, half a day of swimming, SUP and a welcome board with your skipper. From €1200 for the speedboat, four hours for up to twelve, from Marina de València.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar | 50min | up to 30 guests | €18 per person |
| Valencia Boat & Catamaran — Wavepol | 3h | up to 12 guests | €35 per person |
| Valencia Boat Rental, No Licence to 30.09.2026 — Arrecife | 1h | up to 5 guests | €139 per boat |
| Valencia Private Party Boat Charter — Fiestas Barco | 2h | up to 12 guests | €720 per boat |
| Half-Day Speedboat to Cullera Coves — Fiestas Barco | 4h | up to 12 guests | €1,200 per boat |
Operators: Boramar · Wavepol · Arrecife Boats Valencia · Fiestas Barco Valencia
Carlos and Ulises were fantastic — the whole trip was fun and very safe. The drink ticket was a great add-on and they were super personable and funny.
I booked the Visita Los Viveros tour to see where local València mussels are raised and to taste them too. The boat is lovely and the trip really interesting.
Nice tour — I took the sunset cruise. Very relaxed, with cold drinks and a lovely crew, and one drink is free. Highly recommend it.
Spent a lovely hour on the Boramar going out to see where the clochinas — Valencian mussels — are grown. A relaxed and scenic little trip.
The entry point is a seat on a shared catamaran: fifty minutes out of the port from €18 per person, or three hours along the coast from €35. Above that the boat is yours: a private boat with skipper for two hours from €720 for up to twelve guests, a boat you drive yourself, licence-free until 30.09.2026 from €139 an hour for five, and a four-hour speedboat to the Cullera coves from €1200.
Seats are charged per head and boats once, so the two figures do not compare at a glance. Twelve places at €12 come to €144, while the €100 private boat carries the same twelve; the €139 Arrecife hour carries five, which is €27.80 each.
From roughly nine guests the whole boat is the cheaper way to get everyone on the water, and it comes with a skipper.
Everything leaves from the marinas in the city port. By car that is about fifteen minutes from the city centre, seventeen from Malvarrosa, nineteen from El Saler and twenty-one from the airport — Valencia is compact enough that a morning departure does not mean a dawn start.
The four-hour speedboat runs south to the coves near Cullera, and Cullera itself is forty-five to fifty minutes away by road. That is why it costs €420 against €100 for two hours near the city: you are buying distance, not just time. Plan it as a day out rather than an afternoon by the harbour.
Five options, two units: the first two sell a seat, the other three sell the hull.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boramar · marina cruise | €18 | per person | 50 min | up to 30 |
| Wavepol · shared cruise | €35 | per person | 3 h | up to 12 |
| Fiestas Barco · party charter | €720 | per boat | 2 h | up to 12 |
| Arrecife · licence-free rental (to 30.09.2026) | €139 | per boat | 1 h | up to 5 |
| Fiestas Barco · speedboat to Cullera | €1200 | per boat | 4 h | up to 12 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
Same coast, different formats and different price units:
Important
The fuel policy differs from boat to boat — ask what it is when you book.
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