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.
Valencia, Spain · 4h · up to 12 guests · €420 per boat · ES · EN
The experience with the tour + swim + meal package was super satisfying! The attention from the very first contact was great and the coves were beautiful.
What is this tour like?
Escape the marina for a half-day cruise south on a private, skippered speedboat. Your group has the whole boat — a fast, comfortable Rocket, Venice or Miami — for the run down the coast.
You head for the quiet coves near Cullera and the colourful canals of Port Saplaya, nicknamed "Little Venice", stopping to swim and SUP along the way. A welcome board and your first drink are laid on as you settle in.
What are the highlights?
- Private, skippered speedboat for your group only
- Half-day south to the coves of Cullera
- Colourful canals of Port Saplaya, the "Little Venice"
- Swim stops and SUP in quiet coves
- Welcome board and first drink on board
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 10:00Boarding at the marina
Meet your skipper, settle in with the welcome board and a short briefing.
- 10:25Head south
Cruise down the coast toward Port Saplaya and Cullera.
- 11:10Port Saplaya
Slow past the colourful canals of the "Little Venice".
- 12:20Coves and swim
Anchor in a quiet cove for swimming and SUP.
- 13:30Return north
Cruise back north to the Marina de València.
What's included in the price?
- Private speedboat and skipper
- Welcome board and first drink
- SUP
- Life jackets
- Insurance
What's not included?
- Food and drinks (extra)
- Fuel surcharge on long routes
- Transfers
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Fiestas Barco Valencia, Marina de València (Norte/Sur). Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“The experience with the tour + swim + meal package was super satisfying! The attention from the very first contact was great and the coves were beautiful.”
“They are very efficient professionals — very patient and they treated us wonderfully. I have no doubt I will use them again.”
“Not the experience we hoped for — I felt the booking was handled through third parties and communication was unclear. Confirm the details directly before you pay.”
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