Valencia Deep-Sea Fishing Charter — Valencia Pesca Paseo
Had an amazing day fishing with Juanjo! We spent about three hours landing a roughly 400-lb tuna and still had time for swimming and riding around on the boat.
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Deep-sea fishing out of Valencia is €490 per boat for a half-day charter, not per angler — the boat takes up to nine, so a full boat works out at about €54.44 each, and a couple pays the same €490 as a group of nine.
Valencia Pesca Paseo sails from beside the Real Club Náutico de València on a 10-metre boat: boarding at 08:00, out to the marks by 08:20, fishing from 09:00 and back in port at 12:00 — four hours in all. You work trolling, jigging, popping and bottom fishing for tuna, dentex, grouper and sea bream, and a 19-metre boat is on hand for longer trips to the Columbretes Islands.
Skipper and crew, boat and fuel, gear and bait, licence coverage and insurance are included; food, drinks, transfers and gratuities are not. The skipper and crew work in Spanish and English.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Deep-Sea Fishing Charter — Valencia Pesca Paseo | 4h | up to 9 guests | €490 per boat |
Operators: Valencia Pesca Paseo
Had an amazing day fishing with Juanjo! We spent about three hours landing a roughly 400-lb tuna and still had time for swimming and riding around on the boat.
Awesome charter service! We used him for a corporate fishing trip and captain Juanjo was professional, kind, educational and very experienced on the water.
We had an amazing morning on the boat with a very knowledgeable and friendly captain. We had a five-year-old and a two-year-old with us and they loved it.
Awesome experience and a must-do when you visit Valencia. Juanjo, the skipper, is kind and charming — a day to remember.
The Valencia deep-sea fishing charter is €490 for the whole boat on a half day, with room for up to nine anglers. The maths runs the other way from a per-person trip: a full boat is about €54.44 a head, four people pay around €122.50 each, and two people still pay €490 between them. The group you bring is the only lever you have on the price per person.
You board at 08:00 beside the Real Club Náutico de València, reach the marks by 08:20 and fish from 09:00 until the run back at 12:00. The skipper works trolling, jigging, popping and bottom fishing depending on what is running, targeting tuna, dentex, grouper and sea bream on a 10-metre boat. A 19-metre boat is available for longer trips out to the Columbretes Islands.
Skipper and crew, boat and fuel, fishing gear and bait, licence coverage and insurance. The crew works in Spanish and English, and the charter holds 4.8 from 113 reviews.
It sits about 17 minutes by car from the city centre, 18 from Malvarrosa, 8 from El Saler and 16 from the airport.
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food, drinks, transfers and gratuities are not included — bring your own for the morning.
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