CATAMARAN CRUISES · WORLDWIDE
Good three-hour catamaran sailings fill up weeks ahead and the best boats go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each fare includes and how they differ.
Review of Alicante’s 3-hour catamaran cruise, with coastal views, swimming near Cabo de Huertas, drinks, snorkeling, tips, and value advice.
“Excellent activity with a great crew. Amazing views of Alicante from the water. Snacks and drinks included added to the experience. Highly recommended.”
Review of Sal Island’s 3-hour catamaran cruise, with small groups, drinks, snacks, snorkeling, wildlife chances, and practical booking tips.
“The weather wasn’t great very cloudy, but hey, no one can control that. The guys at Cape Verdi Sailing were great , enthusiastic and made sure we all had the drinks and snacks we needed. We were fortunate in that we saw masses of dolphins which was great fun watching them. Those who snorkelled later also managed to find a sea turtle , the boat crew then produced a bottle of fizz to help celebrate my birthday, a simple but nice gesture. Pick up was on time and drop off smooth. Overall I feel it’s good value from pick up to drop off we were 4 1/2 hours away (slightly…”
Review of Tenerife’s Eden Catamaran, with pilot whales, dolphins, drinks, sea views, snorkeling, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“We had a lovely day out on the boat. I would recommend sea sickness tablets as the catamaran does travel fairly slow which increases the motion and a few on our tour were sick the whole time. They also only offered ham/cheese or cheese sandwiches so if you have dietary requirements maybe bring your own snacks. The crew were awesome and we saw some pilot whales.”
Review of Victoria’s 3-hour whale watching tour, with orcas, humpbacks, expert guides, catamaran comfort, pricing, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“These guys were great! They did an excellent job of finding porpoises & humpback whales for us to see! Really nice staff too!”
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