Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Sail out of Valencia's port with one drink included on board — from just €18.
Valencia, Spain · 50min · up to 30 guests · €18 per person for the 50-minute marina cruise, one drink included · ES · EN
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.
What is this tour like?
See Valencia from the water aboard Boramar's catamaran, sailing straight out of the Port of València with a full crew. Pick the trip that fits your day — a short marina cruise, a longer sea trip with a swim, a sunset sailing or a meal at sea.
Glide past the marina and along the coast, then choose your moment: a swim stop in open water or a paella and Valencian clochina-mussel tasting on board. No licence needed and great for families and groups.
What are the highlights?
- Stable catamaran — great for families and groups
- Marina cruise, swim stop, sunset or meal at sea
- Paella and Valencian clochina-mussel tastings on board
- No licence required — professional crew aboard
- Departs right from the Port of València
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- StartBoard at the port
Meet the crew and board the catamaran at the Port of València.
- On the waterMarina & coast
Glide out past the marina and cruise along the Valencia coast.
- MidwaySwim or tasting
Stop for a swim, or enjoy a paella or clochina tasting on board.
- Wrap-upReturn to port
Sail back into the Port of València to finish the trip.
What's included in the price?
- Professional crew
- Catamaran cruise
- Life jackets
- Insurance
- Tasting on selected trips
What's not included?
- Hotel transfers
- Extra food & drinks
- Gratuities
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Boramar, Port of València (Plaça de L'Ona, Poblados Marítimos). Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“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.”
“A great experience during our bachelorette trip! The catamaran was gorgeous and the crew made our bride-to-be feel so special, with great music too.”
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