Valencia Boat & Catamaran — Wavepol
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.
Valencia, Spain · 3h · up to 12 guests · €35 per person on the 3-hour shared cruise, up to 12 aboard · ES · EN
This experience exceeded our expectations — we enjoyed some beers and sangria while cruising along the coast, and our skipper Andres was very friendly.
What is this tour like?
Head out from the Marina de València on Wavepol's fleet — the 12-seat "Miami" catamaran, speedboats, a racing boat or a sailboat, all with a skipper and fuel included. No licence needed, so you just show up and enjoy the ride.
Cruise the Valencia coast with your skipper at the helm, stop for a swim or catch the sunset with drinks on board. Join a shared cruise from about €35 per person, or charter the whole boat for a birthday or party of up to 12.
What are the highlights?
- "Miami" catamaran up to 12, plus speedboats and a sailboat
- No licence required — skipper always included
- Sunset cruises, birthdays and party charters
- Fuel included — no hidden extras
- Shared cruises or private charter for your group
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- StartMeet at the marina
Board your boat or the Miami catamaran at Marina de València.
- On the waterCoastal cruise
Your skipper leads a ride along the Valencia coastline.
- MidwaySwim & sunset
Stop for a swim or a sunset sailing with drinks on board.
- Wrap-upReturn
Cruise back to the Marina de València.
What's included in the price?
- Skipper
- Boat or catamaran & fuel
- Life jackets
- Insurance
What's not included?
- Food & drinks (packages available)
- Transfers
- Gratuities
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Wavepol, Marina de València. Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“This experience exceeded our expectations — we enjoyed some beers and sangria while cruising along the coast, and our skipper Andres was very friendly.”
“We had a great day on our boat trip with Jesus! The staff were amazing and set us up with a great bottle of cava. Definitely go for the swim!”
“This place was amazing! My friend and I booked last minute with Ramone, who was super accommodating with our tight schedule and sorted everything.”
“Cielo the skipper was amazing and we had a lovely time — three hours with music, drinks, good weather and swimming.”
“Amazing ride — we did the sunset cruise along the marina and harbour. Our captain was knowledgeable about the places we passed and we had a great time.”
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