2 options for sailing & yacht charter in Valencia — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
A day under sail from Valencia costs from €400 per boat for the regatta yacht, with the skipper as an optional add-on, and €490 per boat for the cruising charter with the skipper included — both for up to eight guests, so eight people pay roughly fifty to sixty euros each.
The cruise sails out, anchors in a cove for a swim and returns at an easy pace; the regatta option puts you on a Bavaria 46 crossing a real start line in the America's Cup waters, trimming sails yourself. Six hours either way, boarding at the city marinas.
Slip out of Valencia under sail on a private yacht, drop anchor in a hidden cove for a swim, and glide home as the light turns to honey.
Cross a real start line in the America's Cup waters aboard a Bavaria 46 — trim the sails for a regatta, a sunset cruise or a run to the Balearics.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valencia Sailing Yacht Day Charter — VelaMagna | 6h | up to 8 guests | €490 per boat |
| Valencia Sailing & Regatta Experience — Illuka Sailing | 6h | up to 8 guests | €400 per boat |
Operators: VelaMagna · Illuka Sailing
A spectacular day sailing along the coast. From the first contact everything was easy and professional — my partner, some friends and I loved it.
We had an incredible day out. The yacht was spacious and clean, the skipper looked after us, and anchoring in a quiet cove for a swim was the highlight.
I went on a day sailing out of Valencia and it was an absolutely wonderful experience — everything flowed incredibly smoothly.
A day cruising the Valencia coast — an excellent experience and a total escape. The skipper was highly qualified and looked after us throughout.
The cruising charter is €490 per boat: it sails out, anchors in a cove for a swim and returns at an easy pace, with a professional skipper at the helm. The regatta option is €400 per boat and puts you on a Bavaria 46 crossing a real start line in the America’s Cup waters, trimming the sails yourself.
Both figures are for the boat and both boats take up to eight guests. That makes €400 into €50 a head and €490 into €61.25. The gap is smaller than it looks, and boarding for both is at the city marinas.
Important
what the gap hangs on is the skipper — VelaMagna already counts him inside the €490, while Illuka adds him to the €400 as an option.
Two six-hour days, both per boat and both for up to eight guests.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illuka Sailing · Bavaria 46 | €400 | per boat | 6 h | up to 8 |
| VelaMagna · day charter | €490 | per boat | 6 h | up to 8 |
These are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
Same coast, different formats and different price units:
Tips, destinations and everything water-sports.
The Cabanyal–Malvarrosa–Patacona seafront, the northern canals of Port Saplaya, the dune beaches of the Albufera Natural Park and the Cullera coves — which beach suits which day, what happens on the water in front of each, which marina the boats and jet skis leave from, and how to get there by metro, bus or bike.
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Every trip out of Valencia that happens on the water — half a day to the Cullera coves, two hours north to Port Saplaya and El Puig, an hour at the wheel with no licence, a six-hour sailing day and the fishing run to the Columbretes — with the real price, the time it takes and what is confirmed only after you book.
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Insurance is in almost every Valencia rate and the transfer in none. The €300 deposit at the berth, the action-cam video that comes free on one tour and costs extra on the rest, the skipper inside one yacht's price and outside the other's, the wetsuit, the certification and the split payment — item by item.
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