Boat Tours & Excursions in Valencia
With Funbooker, set sail on a cruise in Valencia, Spain. Catamaran along the Malvarrosa, a swim in the open sea or paella on board: discover the city from the Mediterranean. Best Price Guaranteed - Free Cancellation
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Frequently asked questions
Should I book a boat trip in advance?
Booking is strongly recommended, especially in high season or at weekends. It guarantees availability and lets you benefit from the best offers.
How long does a boat trip last?
It depends on the format: a trip around the port lasts around 40 minutes to 1 hour, a sailing or catamaran outing usually 1 to 4 hours, and some private trips last a full day. The exact duration is shown on each listing.
Can I swim during the boat trip?
On many sailing and catamaran trips, yes: the boat drops anchor offshore for a swim stop, sometimes with snorkelling gear or a paddleboard. Short port trips do not include a swim. Check the programme on each listing.
Are boat trips accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Some cruises are accessible to people with reduced mobility, but this depends on the type of boat and the departure port. We recommend checking the activity listing or contacting customer service to confirm accessibility.
What are the cancellation conditions?
On Funbooker, cancellation conditions vary from one provider to another. As a general rule, cancellation is free up to 48 hours before the activity. Please check the provider's conditions on the detailed listing.
Which payment methods are accepted to book a cruise?
You can pay by bank card, PayPal, Funbooker credits or Illicado card. Payment is 100% secure.
Summary
Summary
Our selection of the 7 best boat trip and excursion companies in Valencia
In Valencia, the sea is never far away, and neither is the Albufera lagoon. Catamaran from the Marina, jet ski or traditional boat between the rice fields: there is no shortage of boat excursions.
Mundo Marino
Moored near the Veles e Vents building in the Marina de Valencia, Mundo Marino's large sailing catamarans take up to 125 passengers along Malvarrosa beach.
Depending on the option, you swim in the open sea, enjoy a paella on board or toast with cava at sunset. On Saturdays, a DJ livens up the swimming trip.
- Departure: Veles e Vents, Marina de Valencia
- Capacity: up to 125 passengers
- Price: from €25 per person
Boramar
Visiting the farms where the clóchina, Valencia's small mussel, is raised, then tasting it with a glass of wine: that is Boramar's flagship trip, departing from La Marina.
With more than 20 years of sailing, the company also offers a meal on board with a swim near Port Saplaya beach, or a catamaran at sunset.
- Departure: La Marina de Valencia
- Options: clóchina tasting, meal on board, sunset
Fun & Quads
Based at the Juan Carlos I marina, Fun & Quads goes for adrenaline with its guided jet ski tours, open to riders without previous experience.
For a calmer outing, its boat trips head to coves that cannot be reached from the shore, and the nautical school even prepares for the boating licence.
- Departure: Juan Carlos I marina
- Activities: jet ski tours and boat trips
Arrecife Boats Valencia
A 5-metre private boat for your group only, up to 5 passengers, skipper and fuel included: that is the formula of Arrecife Boats, which comes from Cartagena in Colombia.
On board, a cool box, a Bluetooth speaker and a swimming ladder come with a snorkelling trip offshore or a ride around the Valencia marina.
- Boat: 5 metres, up to 5 passengers
- Included: skipper and fuel
Valencia & Go
Silence is guaranteed aboard Valencia & Go's electric boat, which glides across the Albufera, the largest freshwater lake in Spain.
The trip is part of a 4-hour guided tour, with the El Saler dunes and the fishing village of El Palmar. Departure from the Torres de Serranos, in the morning or at sunset.
- Departure: Torres de Serranos, Valencia
- Duration: 4 hours
Caperucita Paseos y Vinos
An hour and a half on a traditional boat on the Albufera, with a glass of Valencian wine in hand (we have known worse aperitifs).
Boarding takes place at the "Rosa la barquera y Tonet" jetty, at the entrance to El Palmar, and tapas accompany the tasting along the lagoon.
- Departure: El Palmar, Albufera
- Duration: 1.5 hours
El Bessó
With a local guide on board, El Bessó's boats glide for 45 minutes between canals and rice fields of the Albufera, departing from El Palmar, a village with a long rice-growing tradition.
The twilight trip lasts one hour, and a visit to a barraca, a traditional Valencian house, can complete group outings. Pets are welcome on board.
- Departure: El Palmar, Albufera
- Duration: 45 minutes (1 hour at twilight)
