Sailing & yacht charter in Gran Canaria: prices, options and booking
Sailing & yacht charter — Gran Canaria

Sailing & yacht charter — Gran Canaria

2 options for sailing & yacht charter in Gran Canaria — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.

Two catamarans sail the south coast in small groups, and both are all-in day trips rather than bare charters.

€75€79 From
4h Duration
4.3 / 5 810 reviews
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The short version

Blue Spirit charges €75 per person, and that buys a homemade lunch of grilled chicken, salad and Canarian potatoes with mojo, sangria, beer, a vodka cocktail, soft drinks and water, masks, snorkels, fins, lilos and a paddle board.

Routes and departure times

It leaves the Pasito Blanco marina at 12:30 and is back at 16:30, Monday to Friday, maximum twelve guests, with two 30-minute stops at Tauro beach and Anfi del Mar. Minimum age is 10, and transfer is included if you are staying in San Agustín, Playa del Inglés or Meloneras.

The Stingray sails from Puerto de Mogán for four hours with Water Sports Luis Molina, from €79 per person, also in a reduced group, with unlimited drinks, lunch, snorkel gear and paddle boards, and pickup from hotels in the southern zone.

Blue Spirit is a sailing afternoon with two swim stops rather than a whale or dolphin trip — the boat is not out looking for animals.

What's included

  • Reduced group
  • Unlimited drinks
  • Lunch
  • Snorkel and paddle boards on board
  • Pickup from your hotel in the southern zone (per the tour description)
  • Homemade lunch: grilled chicken, salad and Canarian potatoes with mojo sauce
  • Sangria, beer, vodka cocktail, soft drinks and water
  • Snorkelling and floating devices: goggles, snorkels, fins, lilos, rings and stand-up paddle board
  • Transfer from hotel and back for clients staying in San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Meloneras
  • Two 30-minute stops: Tauro beach and Anfi del Mar

Not included

  • The tour page publishes no list of exclusions
  • Minimum age 10 years
  • Operates Monday to Friday
  • 'This is not a dolphins or whales searching trip'

Good to know

  • Couples and small groups who want a small-group catamaran with drinks and lunch, collected from a southern hotel.
  • None; swimming optional, snorkel and paddle gear provided.
  • Swimwear, towel, sunscreen and a light layer for the sail back.
  • Couples and small groups over 10 who want a small-boat afternoon with a proper lunch; not for dolphin seekers.
  • None; swimming optional, lilos, rings and life vests on board.
  • Swimwear, towel, sunscreen and a light layer for the return.
  • Water Sports Luis Molina, Playa de Anfi del Mar, Barranco de La Verga s/n, 35129 Mogán (27.772343, -15.696814) — the company's base. The Stingray sails from Puerto de Mogán; hotel pickup in the south is part of the tour, so the operator confirms your pickup point and time.
  • Blue Spirit Catamaran, Calle Fragata, Puerto de Pasito Blanco, 35106 Maspalomas (27.746136, -15.621656). Transfer included from San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Meloneras; other areas make their own way to the marina for 12:30.

Sailing & yacht charter prices in Gran Canaria

Operators: Water Sports Luis Molina (Luis Molina Sport S.L.) · Blue Spirit Catamaran

What guests say in Gran Canaria

4.3 810 reviews Average across every option in this destination, weighted by the number of reviews.
L Leila
Catamaran Stingray — 4-Hour Small-Group Trip from Puerto de Mogán, Water Sports Luis Molina

Me and my friend did the jet skis and parasailing a month ago now, the whole experience was AMAZING. It was our first time parasailing and they made it so fun dropping us into the water and making sure everything was safe. The jet skis were super fun as well, explained everything so carefully and made sure we understood, always someone watching to make sure it is safe.

AL Alexandra L.
Catamaran Stingray — 4-Hour Small-Group Trip from Puerto de Mogán, Water Sports Luis Molina

Absolutely love this place, we were coming here again and again 3 days straight. Daniel at the counter was really great, we appreciate the way he was trying to help at any stage. We have tried a lot there, Safari Jet absolutely worth every cent! Thanks guys for making our holidays so good. But those guys who are giving out equipment... I wish they were more friendly. Anyway it was very good.

OM Oleg M.
Catamaran Stingray — 4-Hour Small-Group Trip from Puerto de Mogán, Water Sports Luis Molina

We tried jet skis and the crazy sofa — it was absolutely amazing! The team was super friendly, everything felt safe and well-organized. So much fun and adrenaline! Prices are totally fair for the experience. Highly recommended if you want to spend an exciting day at the beach!

CM Charlotte M.
Blue Spirit Catamaran — Regular Trip 12:30–16:30 from Pasito Blanco, Max 12 Guests

Raúl and Nacho were excellent hosts. The food on board was delicious, and the service was consistently high quality. The boat was lovely, and everything was explained very clearly throughout the trip. We had a brilliant time, and they also gave us some really helpful recommendations about the local area. Photos were also great, thanks Nacho!

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FAQ

Is lunch really included?
Yes, on both. Blue Spirit serves grilled chicken, salad and Canarian potatoes with mojo, with sangria, beer, a vodka cocktail, soft drinks and water. The Stingray lists lunch and unlimited drinks in its tour description.
From what age can children come?
Blue Spirit sets a minimum age of 10 years. The Stingray operator does not publish an age limit, so we confirm it for your group. For younger children the Princesa Ico catamaran has a published child fare from age 5.
Will we see dolphins from the catamaran?
Possibly, but that is not what you are buying. Blue Spirit states plainly on its page that this is not a dolphins or whales searching trip. If cetaceans are the point of the outing, the cetacean boats out of Puerto Rico are built for exactly that, from €25 to €35 per person.
Is the hotel transfer included?
Blue Spirit includes it for guests staying in San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Meloneras; from anywhere else you make your own way to the Pasito Blanco marina for 12:30. The Stingray includes pickup from hotels in the southern zone as part of the tour.
Which days do the catamarans sail?
Blue Spirit runs Monday to Friday at a fixed 12:30 to 16:30. The Stingray does not publish fixed days; the operator confirms the date and the departure time when the booking is accepted.

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Both catamarans include lunch and drinks, so the €75 and €79 are close to the price of the day: there is no bar bill waiting at the end. What separates them is the harbour and timetable, the transfer zone, and how young a passenger can be.

Which harbour, and at what time?

Blue Spirit is a fixed weekday afternoon out of Pasito Blanco — 12:30 to 16:30, Monday to Friday — which makes it easy to plan around a morning at the dunes. The Stingray is a four-hour trip out of Puerto de Mogán, twenty minutes further west, and the operator sets the pickup time for your hotel because the transfer is part of the tour.

Will they collect you from your hotel?

Blue Spirit collects from San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Meloneras; everyone else makes their own way to the marina for 12:30. Luis Molina picks up from hotels in the southern zone, so agree the pickup point when you book.

Can you bring small children?

Blue Spirit takes twelve and sets a minimum age of 10, which rules it out for families with small children; if you have younger children aboard, the big Princesa Ico catamaran from Puerto Rico is the format that takes them.

AgePrincesa Ico
From 11€55
Ages 5 to 10€35
Up to 4free
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