Lloret De Mar Catamaran Cruise

"We took the afternoon lloret de mar catamaran cruise and the breeze arrived right as we cleared the harbour wall, so the engines went quiet and we sailed properly for about forty minutes. The netting at the bow is the best seat on the boat if you do not mind getting a little spray. Bring a clip for hats because the wind takes them."

"The boat anchored in a small cove past Cala Banys where the water was clear enough to see the rocks four metres down. Crew handed out masks and there was no rush to get everyone back aboard. Castell d'en Plaja looks completely different from the sea than it does from the promenade."

"We sailed at midday and the sun on the trampoline deck was fierce with almost no shade at the bow. The Costa Brava coastal sailing itself was lovely, past pine cliffs and tiny inlets you cannot reach on foot. Next time I would take an evening departure instead."

"Our lloret de mar catamaran cruise tour left around six in the evening and the whole coastline turned gold on the way back toward the harbour. The crew poured cava and pointed out Sant Joan tower and the Dona Marinera statue from the water. It was calm enough that my mother, who dislikes boats, stayed comfortable the entire time."

"Instead of fighting for a towel space we spent four hours on the water and swam off the stern in a cove with nobody else around. The catamaran is stable and wide, so walking around while under sail was easy. Sea temperature in April was cold at first but fine after a minute."

"Le crucero en catamarán was a good call on a breezy spring day, though we did motor part of the way out. From the water you get the full sweep of the Costa Brava cliffs with the umbrella pines coming right down to the rock. Take a light jacket for the return leg, it cools quickly once the sun drops."

"The Lloret de Mar coastal tour took us south past a string of inlets I had no idea existed after four days of walking the town. Crew were relaxed, music kept low, and the swim stop lasted a proper hour rather than ten rushed minutes. Bring a towel because the ones on board ran out."

"We collected our lloret de mar catamaran cruise tickets at the kiosk by the port about half an hour ahead, which turned out to be the right call since the good bow spots fill up fast. The sailing itself was smooth and the anchorage water was warm in late June. Only note is that the onboard snacks are light, so eat beforehand."

"Even in November the sea was flat and the light on the sandstone cliffs was worth the trip on its own. The boat stayed close to shore so we could see the Lloret de Mar landmarks along the headland the whole way. Fewer people on board at that time of year, which made the swim stop feel private."

"Booked one of the off-season lloret de mar catamaran cruise tours on a clear February morning and had maybe fifteen people aboard. No swimming that day but the coastal sailing along the Costa Brava headlands was crisp and the visibility went for miles. Wear layers, the wind on the water bites more than it does in town."