Spain · BOAT TOURS IN VALENCIA
Good boat tours in Valencia fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Sail Valencia’s coast by spacious catamaran, with skyline views, sea air, and an optional sunset cruise with cava and music.
“The sunset is amazing and the music really good. Definitely worth it”
Sail Valencia’s coast on a spacious catamaran with a drink, music, and sunset views, with practical tips on timing, waves, seating, and value.
“The crew was nice and the dj played a good set, perfect for the sunset. Pay attention though, if the weather is not OK. We've been on a sunny evening, but right after a storm that day (the waves were quite big and made some people sick).”
Review of Valencia’s $23 catamaran cruise, with sun nets, coastal views, a sea swim, optional DJ, and practical booking tips.
“It was a lovely boat, the sangria was yum and only 3 euro a cup, but it is so short! You only get out there and then turn around. Not enough time to fully get in the groove and settle in. We did muck up our booking time and they made accommodation for us to adjust the time and get on a different boat, so was very grateful for that!”
Valencia catamaran cruise with paella lunch, a drink, coastal views, and a Mediterranean swim stop for $50.
“I thought I had teserved on the net, and once there no net!! It ended up being ok but for my kid would have been better in the front of the boat. Don’t know how I missed this in the reservation”
Review of Valencia’s 2.5-hour catamaran cruise with chicken paella, salad, fruit, one drink, coastal views, and a Mediterranean swim stop.
“Nice activity! You start with eating the paella and after that you get to swim in the sea.”
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