About this tour
Sail the rugged northern coastline of Gran Canaria aboard a catamaran built for small groups seeking solitude. Over four to five hours, you'll glide past sea caves, volcanic cliffs and remote beaches while the crew serves fresh paella, local fruit and drinks. Jump overboard to snorkel the shallows, paddle out on a board, or simply watch the dramatic landscape drift past. The crew can arrange optional water sports—parasailing, jetski—for those wanting more adrenaline.
Highlights
- Remote beaches unreachable by road
- Volcanic sand, crystal-water swimming stops
- Fresh seafood or vegetarian paella aboard
- Snorkelling gear and paddleboards included
- Sea caves and towering coastal cliffs
- Small-group catamaran avoiding tourist crowds
- Beer, wine, cava and soft drinks
What to expect
You'll board a sailing catamaran in the morning and head north along Gran Canaria's wildest stretch of coast. The boat weaves past dramatic rock formations and stops at two or three pristine beaches where the water is sheltered and clear. Most passengers swim and snorkel; others try paddleboards or simply relax on deck. Around midway, crew serve a generous lunch—paella or salad—with unlimited drinks. The ride can be bouncy if the Atlantic swell picks up, but the catamaran is stable and designed for this coast.
Good to know
Bring sun protection and a towel. The boat is wheelchair accessible. Children under 18 don't receive alcohol. Optional water sports (parasailing, jetski) cost extra and must be arranged ahead. Pickup by air-conditioned vehicle is included; public transport is nearby if you prefer.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.