See Valencia from the sea: catamaran cruise and swim near Port Saplaya
From €22Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for the activity and arrive 30 minutes before the start.Final booking with external provider
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Coast, sailing and a swim in 1.5-2 hours

See Valencia from the sea: catamaran cruise and swim near Port Saplaya

★★★★★ 4.0/5 · 1.5-2 h duration
From €22 free cancellation

Leave Valencia Marina and watch the city shift behind you as the catamaran moves along the coast. The route heads towards Port Saplaya and includes a Mediterranean swim stop, giving you an easy way to combine time on the water and a swim without setting aside most of the day.

⚡ Crew and fuel included in the activity. · Price may vary depending on the date and availability shown when booking.

The trip depends on weather conditions and a minimum of 15 participants. Check the exact date, departure time and availability on GetYourGuide before confirming.

✔ Departure from Valencia Marina near the Clock Building.
✔ Coastal cruise towards Port Saplaya.
✔ Confirmed swimming stop near Port Saplaya.
✔ Crew and fuel included in the activity.

Quick summary before booking

Who is it for?

  • Adding a sea activity without using most of the day
  • Seeing Valencia and its beaches from the water
  • Combining a coastal cruise with a swimming stop
  • Families and groups of friends looking for an organized outing

How long does it take?

Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for the activity and arrive 30 minutes before the start.

What's included?

  • Catamaran cruise
  • Swimming stop
  • Crew
  • Fuel

Is it worth it?

It can be worthwhile if you want a short organized outing combining a coastal cruise and Mediterranean swim from €22. The main trade-off is that the exact duration of the swim is not specified, and some travelers would prefer more time on the water.

💡 TourBookGo tip

Use the stated 30-minute arrival margin and look for the BORAMAR booth near the Clock Building. Several critical reviews mention that finding the meeting point can be less clear than expected.

Time at sea without losing half a dayAt 1.5 to 2 hours, the trip combines sailing and swimming while leaving room for other plans in Valencia.
The coastline looks different from the waterThe cruise gives you views of Valencia and its beaches from the Mediterranean as you head towards Port Saplaya.
It is more than a cruiseThe catamaran anchors near Port Saplaya for a swimming stop that forms part of the experience.
An organized sea outingA crew operates the trip from a defined departure point at Valencia Marina.

📖 What the Valencia catamaran cruise with swim stop is like

The experience starts at Valencia Marina. Arrive 30 minutes before departure and exchange your tickets at the BORAMAR ticket booth near the meeting point by the Clock Building.

After boarding, you cruise along the coast towards Port Saplaya. The catamaran then anchors nearby for the swimming stop before the activity is completed.

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Meet and exchange tickets at Valencia Marina.

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Cruise along the coast towards Port Saplaya.

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Swim stop in the Mediterranean.

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The idea is simple: see Valencia from a different angle, cruise its coastline and make time for a swim in the Mediterranean.

A compact sea activity that is easy to combine with other Valencia plans. Coast

What is included and what to check before boarding

The available information confirms the catamaran cruise, swimming stop, crew and fuel. It also states free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve-now-pay-later option.

There is a contradiction regarding food and drink: the source lists it as included while also listing food and drinks among prohibited items. Since nothing specific is described, do not assume a particular snack or beverage is provided.

Swim included Crew included 24 h cancellation Flexible booking

What reviews say

The idea is simple: see Valencia from a different angle, cruise its coastline and make time for a swim in the Mediterranean.

Travelers frequently praise the coastal cruise, friendly crew, swim stop and value for money; criticism mainly concerns meeting-point directions and a wish for more time at sea or swimming.

4.0/5average rating
213reviews
1.5-2 hduration
24 hfree cancellation

🗣️ What reviews say

Review summary

The coastal cruise and the chance to see Valencia from the water are among the most appreciated parts of the trip.

Review summary

The crew receives positive comments for being friendly and pleasant during the activity.

Review summary

Some travelers feel the total time at sea or the swimming stop could be longer.

Who this Valencia catamaran cruise is best for

It can work well if you want a short sea activity during your stay, particularly for families, groups of friends or anyone who wants to combine sailing and swimming without booking a full-day excursion.

It may be less suitable if you need to know the exact swimming time, swimming requirements, accessibility, infant or child policies or whether toilets are available on board, as these details are not specified.

The exact duration of the swimming stop is not guaranteed. Good to know

Price and booking

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From €22

The listed price starts from €22 per person. The trip is weather-dependent and requires a minimum of 15 participants, so check the specific availability before booking.

Duration1.5-2 hours
LanguagesEnglish and Spanish
Meeting pointNear the Clock Building, Valencia Marina
Arrival30 minutes before the start
CancellationFree up to 24 hours in advance
OperatorBoramar catamaranes
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Price may vary depending on the date and availability shown when booking.

The activity is weather-dependent and requires a minimum of 15 participants. Conditions

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Before booking

Although the activity title may refer to Malvarrosa, the detailed description states that the catamaran heads towards Port Saplaya and anchors nearby for the swim. References to snack and El Saler in the URL do not confirm that they are part of the current experience.

Specific departure times, finish point, accessibility, minimum age, swimming requirements, onboard toilets, infant or child policies and required personal equipment are also not specified.

Families looking for a short activity at sea. Groups of friends who want to combine sailing and swimming. Travelers who want to see Valencia from the Mediterranean. Anyone who prefers an organized boat trip with a crew.
Reserve now and pay later is available according to the booking conditions shown. Booking

❓ Frequently asked questions

How long is the Valencia catamaran cruise?
The stated duration is between 1.5 and 2 hours.
Is there a swimming stop?
Yes. A swimming stop near Port Saplaya is confirmed, although its exact official duration is not specified.
Where is the meeting point?
Near the Clock Building at Valencia Marina. Arrive 30 minutes early and exchange your tickets at the BORAMAR ticket booth.
Can I cancel for free?
Yes. Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance is listed for a full refund.
Are food or drinks included?
The available information is contradictory: the source lists food and drink as included but also lists food and drinks among prohibited items. Since no specific provision is described, do not assume a particular snack or beverage is included.

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TourBookGo recommendation

A short way to swap the city for the Mediterranean

If you want to cruise Valencia's coast, see it from the water and add a swim without committing to a half-day or full-day excursion, this experience brings those elements together in 1.5-2 hours.

Check the departure time, meeting point and conditions for your date and, if they fit your plans, complete the booking directly on GetYourGuide.