FAQ

What’s included in the price?

Everything is included: fuel, captain, cleaning, paddle board, drinks, snacks, and snorkel equipment. There are no hidden costs.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No. No deposit is required.

Can I smoke on the boat?

Yes, smoking is allowed only in the outdoor areas of the boat.

What do we do during the trip?

We will stop at different coves and beaches depending on the duration of your booking.

The captain will recommend the best spots of the day based on wind and sea conditions.

You set the pace: you can visit several locations with shorter stops, or spend the whole trip in one single bay.

During the stops, you can swim in crystal-clear waters and enjoy paddle boarding, snorkelling, and other water toys.

Can we eat on the boat?

Yes. Snacks are included during the trip.

We also offer a full onboard food service (with prior reservation): tapas, paellas and ceviches prepared by the captain.

You can also bring your own food if you prefer.

Another option is to order from a beach restaurant and have it delivered to the boat, or go ashore to eat at the restaurant.

Is alcohol allowed on board?

Yes, alcohol is allowed except for strong spirits (rum, whisky, etc.) to avoid excesses.

The trip includes complimentary drinks: beer, white wine, cava, soft drinks and water.

You are also welcome to bring any additional drinks.

Can we change the schedule or duration of the trip?

Yes, depending on availability. Contact us and we’ll do our best to adjust the departure time or duration.

Is there a bathroom on board?

Yes, the boat has a fully equipped bathroom with hot water, plus an outdoor shower at the stern.

What should we bring for the trip?

We recommend bringing sunscreen, swimwear and a towel.

If needed, we can provide towels onboard.

Can we bring dogs on board?

No, unfortunately dogs are not allowed on the boat.

Are children welcome?

Yes. The boat is perfect for children of all ages, with comfortable seating, shaded semi-enclosed areas and plenty of space.

What’s the difference between the 4-, 6- and 8-hour tours?

The main difference is the number of places we can visit:

• 4-hour tour: usually 2 stops.

• 6- and 8-hour tours: around 4 stops, allowing us to reach more remote areas such as the Toro Reserve or the Delta, depending on sea conditions.

Safety on board

Our boat meets all safety requirements set by the authorities and is regularly inspected.

We also carry full insurance for both the boat and all passengers.