Spain · BOAT TOURS IN VALENCIA
Prices, durations and what the last few hundred travellers actually thought, for 7 boat tours in Valencia. Enough to choose in five minutes and get back to planning the rest.
Join Mundo Marino for a 1 to 3-hour catamaran cruise along Valencia’s coast. See the City of Arts, Miquelet, and skyline from the sea, then choose a sunset sailing with music and a glass of cava. Wednesday DJ sailings may be offered during the June to September season. The boat returns to its meeting point.
“The sunset is amazing and the music really good. Definitely worth it”
Sail from Valencia’s marina aboard a spacious double-decker catamaran for a daytime or sunset trip along the Mediterranean coast. Your ticket includes one drink, music, and a lively DJ set on Saturdays. Expect coastal views, boats and yachts, fresh sea air, and roughly 50 to 90 minutes on board, depending on the schedule.
“The music was very good and the overall experience was very nice!”
Spend 90 minutes aboard a MUNDO MARINO catamaran off Valencia. Relax on the suspended net, enjoy coastal views, and stop for a refreshing sea swim. Choose the DJ option for music, or keep it quiet. English and Spanish are available, but food and drinks are not included.
“The boat ride was very good overall but a bit crowded”
Spend three hours sailing from Valencia’s port on a large catamaran with a Spanish and English-speaking crew. You’ll pause for a Mediterranean swim, then eat paella, salad, bread, fruit, and one drink. Pay attention when booking: front net seating is an option, not a standard seat, and the boat is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
“Leisurely sail with plenty of time for a swim and a lovely paella and fruit lunch provided”
Travel from Valencia to El Saler, Gola de Puchol, and El Palmar with a live guide such as Eva, Manuel, or Ferran. Walk through dunes and nature areas, learn about Albufera’s ecology and past, then take a calm boat ride across the lagoon. Choose a morning outing with a drink and snack or an afternoon trip timed for sunset.
“Even though most people on the trip weren't English speakers, Eva explained all the key information clearly. Sunsets and views on the boat trip were amazing. It was so tranquil. This was definitely the best part of the whole experience. There was a technical problem with the microphones at the start and we nearly had to change buses, but Eva and the driver tried to fix it, and did.”
Spend 45 minutes on the Albufera aboard a quiet electric boat with a local Spanish or English-speaking guide. El Tío Pastilla’s family-run team shares stories about fishing, rice farming, birds, canals, and the lagoon’s Arab influence. The ride starts and ends at the same wharf, with parking, bus access, restrooms, and wheelchair access.
“It could be approved by more English information and also more activities.”
Travel from Valencia to Vall d’Uixó for a 50-minute boat ride through the Caves of San José, Europe’s longest navigable underground river. Your bilingual Hola Trip guide handles the journey, while the cave boat driver provides the underground commentary, sometimes only in Spanish. Expect cool 20°C temperatures, dry galleries, and free time outside.
“There were too many people on one bus that didn’t bother paying attention to our instructor so we missed a lot what he was explaining. Other than that it was a nice experience.”
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