2 options for boat & catamaran tours in Valencia — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
Catamaran trips from Valencia start at €14 per person for a ninety-minute sunset sail and €19 for a two-hour daytime cruise with a swimming stop.
Both run on a large catamaran that carries up to a hundred guests, with trampoline nets at the bow.
The sunset sail includes a glass of cava; the daytime trip is the swimming cruise without food on board, and the catamaran-with-paella is a separate departure from about €30 per person. Boarding is at La Marina in the city port, fifteen to twenty-one minutes by car from most districts.
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.
Watch the Valencia coastline turn gold with a glass of cava in hand on a 90-minute catamaran sail, live music drifting across the deck some evenings.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Catamaran Cruise & Swim — Mundo Marino | 2h | up to 100 guests | €19 per person |
| Valencia Sunset Catamaran with Cava — Mundo Marino | 1h 30min | up to 100 guests | €14 per person |
Operators: Mundo Marino
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.
I recently took the evening boat trip and was very impressed. From buying the tickets to the cruise itself, the service was friendly and everything ran smoothly.
The short option is the ninety-minute sunset sail from €14 per person; the longer one is the two-hour daytime cruise with a swimming stop from €19. Both run on the same large catamaran, which carries up to a hundred guests and has trampoline nets at the bow.
Important
both figures are per person. The sunset sail includes a glass of cava; the daytime trip is the swimming cruise without food on board, and the catamaran with paella is a separate departure from about €30 per person.
Two departures from the same berth, both priced per person on the same catamaran.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mundo Marino · sunset sail | €14 | per person | 1 h 30 min | up to 100 |
| Mundo Marino · swim cruise | €19 | per person | 2 h | up to 100 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
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