Valencia Catamaran Cruise & Swim — Mundo Marino
Lie back on the trampoline nets of a giant catamaran as it sails past Veles e Vents, then dive into open water for a swim. Food and drink are not included in this cruise. €19 per person for the two-hour swim cruise from La Marina de València.
Valencia, Spain · 2h · up to 100 guests · €19 per person for the 2-hour swim cruise, no food or drink · ES · EN
An absolutely fantastic experience! The 1.5-hour catamaran cruise was very relaxing and well organised, and we enjoyed delicious rice on board.
What is this tour like?
Sail out on one of Valencia's most popular sea trips: a giant sailing catamaran leaving La Marina de València for a relaxed cruise across the bay. Stretch out on the nets over the water as the city and port slide past.
The catamaran anchors in the open sea for a swim, and you can add a paella served on board. All ages are welcome and no licence is needed, with a DJ on Saturdays for extra atmosphere.
What are the highlights?
- Giant sailing catamaran — relax on the nets over the sea
- Swim stop in open water off Valencia
- Optional paella on board; DJ on Saturdays
- Great for families and groups — no licence needed
- Departs beside the Veles e Vents building
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- StartBoard at La Marina
Board the catamaran at La Marina de València, near Veles e Vents.
- On the waterBay cruise
Sail past the port and city, relaxing on the nets over the water.
- MidwaySwim stop
Anchor in open water for a swim; paella is served on the paella trip.
- Wrap-upReturn
Sail back into the marina to end the trip.
What's included in the price?
- Catamaran cruise
- Professional crew
- Life jackets
- Insurance
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?
Mundo Marino, La Marina de València (beside the Veles e Vents building). Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“An absolutely fantastic experience! The 1.5-hour catamaran cruise was very relaxing and well organised, and we enjoyed delicious rice on board.”
“The catamaran trip with Mundo Marino was absolutely wonderful — the only small downside was that we couldn’t stop for a swim because of the weather.”
“We went on a 10am slot on a Wednesday, so there were only six of us — a relaxed, chilled-out time without any awkwardness. Easy to book too.”
“The catamaran journey itself was quite nice, but as we set off the music was turned up very loud, which wasn’t ideal for us. The route was lovely though.”
“Great fun with the kids, and easy boarding right by Veles e Vents. A relaxing couple of hours at sea and good value.”
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