MR Madison R.
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
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.
Boat & catamaran rental — Valencia
5 options for boat & catamaran rental in Valencia — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
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.
€12 — €420 From
50min — 4h Duration
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The short version
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:
- from €35 — a three-hour shared sail.
- from €100 — a private boat with skipper, for up to twelve.
- from €110 an hour — a licence-free boat you drive yourself.
Options 5
Valencia · Boat & catamaran rental
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Sail out of Valencia's port for a swim and an on-board tasting of paella and local clochina mussels — from just €12.
from €12 50-min marina cruise · per person
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Valencia · Boat & catamaran rental
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.
from €35 shared cruise · per person
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Valencia · Boat & catamaran rental
Valencia Boat Rental (No Licence) — Arrecife
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.
from €110 1 hour · per boat, up to 5
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Valencia · Boat & catamaran rental
Valencia Private Party Boat Charter — Fiestas Barco
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 €100 per boat · 2 h, from
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Valencia · Boat & catamaran rental
Half-Day Speedboat to Cullera Coves — Fiestas Barco
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 €420 speedboat · per boat, from
View details What's included
- Professional crew
- Catamaran cruise
- Life jackets
- Insurance
- Tasting on selected trips
- Skipper
- Boat or catamaran & fuel
- Licence-free boat
- Fuel (per tariff)
- Safety briefing
Not included
- Hotel transfers
- Extra food & drinks
- Gratuities
- Food & drinks (packages available)
- Transfers
- €300 refundable deposit
Good to know
- Families, couples and groups of all ages.
- No experience or fitness needed — the crew handles everything.
- Sunscreen and a light jacket; swimwear and a towel for swim trips.
- Couples, friends and groups of up to 12 of all ages.
- No experience or fitness needed — a skipper drives throughout.
- Swimwear, a towel and sunscreen; add a drinks package if you like.
- Boramar, Port of València (Plaça de L'Ona, Poblados Marítimos). Exact point shared after booking.
- Wavepol, Marina de València. Exact point shared after booking.
- Arrecife Boats Valencia, Marina Norte (dock Y) or Marina Port València (dock K). Exact point shared after booking.
- Fiestas Barco Valencia, Marina de València (Norte/Sur). Exact point shared after booking.
Boat & catamaran rental prices in Valencia
Valencia Private Party Boat Charter — Fiestas Barco €100
Valencia Boat Rental (No Licence) — Arrecife €110
Half-Day Speedboat to Cullera Coves — Fiestas Barco €420
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar | 50min | up to 30 guests | €12 per person |
| Valencia Boat & Catamaran — Wavepol | 3h | up to 12 guests | €35 per person |
| Valencia Boat Rental (No Licence) — Arrecife | 1h | up to 5 guests | €110 per boat |
| Valencia Private Party Boat Charter — Fiestas Barco | 2h | up to 12 guests | €100 per boat |
| Half-Day Speedboat to Cullera Coves — Fiestas Barco | 4h | up to 12 guests | €420 per boat |
Operators: Boramar · Wavepol · Arrecife Boats Valencia · Fiestas Barco Valencia
What guests say in Valencia
4.6 3 006 reviews Average across every option in this destination, weighted by the number of reviews.
NH Nicole H.
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
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.
TH Tim H.
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Nice tour — I took the sunset cruise. Very relaxed, with cold drinks and a lovely crew, and one drink is free. Highly recommend it.
KT Karen T.
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Valencia Catamaran Cruise — Boramar
Spent a lovely hour on the Boramar going out to see where the clochinas — Valencian mussels — are grown. A relaxed and scenic little trip.
FAQ
A seat on a shared boat or the whole boat — which is cheaper in Valencia?
Seats start at €12 per person for fifty minutes and €35 for three hours. Whole boats are sold per boat: €100 for up to twelve guests, €110 for a licence-free boat for five. From about nine guests the private boat costs less per head than the same number of seats.
Do you need a boat licence to rent in Valencia?
Not for every option. One boat here is licence-free and goes out for five guests from €110 per boat an hour, with a safety briefing at the dock. The other private boats come with a skipper, so no licence is needed there either.
Where do the boats leave from and how long is the drive?
From the marinas in the city port. By car it is about fifteen minutes from the city centre, seventeen from Malvarrosa, nineteen from El Saler and twenty-one from the airport. Valencia is compact, so no dawn start is needed for a morning boat.
Why does the trip to the Cullera coves cost more?
It is a four-hour private speedboat at €420 per boat, against €100 for two hours near the city. The coves lie south of Valencia, and by road Cullera itself is forty-five to fifty minutes away — it is a day out, not a quick harbour trip.
How long do the trips last?
From fifty minutes to four hours. Fifty minutes is a harbour and beachfront loop, two to three hours reach the open water off the city, and four hours are needed for the Cullera coves. Pick by how far you want to get, not by price alone.
Is a skipper included?
On the private boats and the shared catamarans, yes — the crew or a skipper is part of the price. The licence-free boat you steer yourself after a briefing at the dock. Fuel policy differs by boat, so ask the operator when you book.
Renting a boat in Valencia: a seat, the whole boat, or one you steer yourself
What are the five options?
The entry point is a seat on a shared catamaran: fifty minutes out of the port from €12 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 €100 for up to twelve guests, a licence-free boat you drive yourself from €110 an hour for five, and a four-hour speedboat to the Cullera coves from €420.
Per person or per boat?
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 €110 Arrecife hour carries five, which is €22 each.
From roughly nine guests the whole boat is the cheaper way to get everyone on the water, and it comes with a skipper.
Where do you board?
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.
Why does the Cullera trip cost so much more?
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.
How do the five options compare?
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 | €12 | per person | 50 min | up to 30 |
| Wavepol · shared cruise | €35 | per person | 3 h | up to 12 |
| Fiestas Barco · party charter | €100 | per boat | 2 h | up to 12 |
| Arrecife · licence-free rental | €110 | per boat | 1 h | up to 5 |
| Fiestas Barco · speedboat to Cullera | €420 | per boat | 4 h | up to 12 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
What if this is not what you meant?
Same coast, different formats and different price units:
- Catamaran trips — from €14 per person for ninety minutes, cava included.
- Sailing days — from €400 per boat for six hours, up to 8 aboard.
- Fishing charter — €490 per boat for a four-hour half day, up to 9 anglers.
- Jet skis — from €85 per jet ski for thirty minutes, two riders per machine.
Important
the fuel policy differs from boat to boat — ask what it is when you book.
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