Under sail · SAILING TOURS WITH DRINKS IN SPAIN
A sail that suits a couple rarely suits a stag party. Below, 15 sailing tours with drinks in Spain with the detail that tells them apart: boat, crew size, food and drink, swim time.
Board at Lloret de Mar’s beachside promenade for a four-hour Costa Brava cruise with swimming, snorkeling, a floating mattress, BBQ, and drinks. Morning departures suit families, while afternoon and Saturday celebration trips bring a stronger party mood. English, Spanish, and French support is available.
“Absolutely amazing unforgettable You cant go wrong with this purchase”
Set out from Marina Port Vell on a two-hour sailing trip with a skipper and crew. Choose midday light or sunset color, share a boat with up to 10 people or book privately, and enjoy cava, wine, beer, soft drinks, snacks, music, and a swim stop when conditions allow. Crew members such as Faith, Vicky, Rodrigo, and Eduardo are known for warm service and clear safety briefings.
“This was so brilliant, Faith & Rodrigo were highlights, looking after my friends and I so well. We swam in the ocean & the drinks were always topped up, I highly recommend this trip!!”
Join Sail Palma for a four-hour catamaran trip from La Lonja Marina with a maximum of 10 to 12 people. Expect fresh tapas, a welcome drink, music, coastal views, and time to swim, snorkel, or paddleboard. The crew may include hosts such as Isaac, Linda, Stefan, Federico, or Valentina, depending on the departure.
“We had a great time...beautiful scenery and 2 opportunities to have some swim time. Our crew of Isaac and Rosie were amazing. Friendly and attentive..anything we needed or wanted was taken care of. We would highly recommend this tour.”
Set sail from Puerto Banús on a 12 to 14-meter boat with an English- or Spanish-speaking captain. Choose a shared or private trip, watch for dolphins and tuna, and enjoy water, soft drinks, beer, white wine, cava, and snacks. Captains such as Agustin, Vinny, Juan, and Tony are praised for friendly, attentive hosting.
“Amazing experience. Although we didn’t get to see any dolphins, we did find tuna! And our tour guide was very friendly and kept snacks/drinks refilled. Can’t fault it!”
Set sail from Port Olimpic on a 12-meter yacht for two hours of Barcelona coastline views, sunset light, Spanish tapas, and an open bar with cava, wine, beer, sangria, and soft drinks. Your skipper may include basic sailing, local sights, or even music, making this a good fit for couples, friends, solo visitors, and photographers.
“Wow!!! What a fab trip we had. Stunning weather, great company & our captain was so lovely & friendly. Food & drink was such a lovely touch too. Would highly recommend & definitely do again & again 😀”
Board Mundo Marino at Málaga Port for a 90-minute sunset sail along the Costa del Sol. You’ll get a glass of cava, live DJ music, sea views, and a look back at Málaga as its lights come on. Choose this for an easy evening on the water, not a guided sightseeing cruise or meal.
“It was a wonderful experience. The weather, vibe and music was absolutely amazing. The view was stunning. Will definitely recommend”
Set out from Marina Port Vell with a professional skipper and crew for a two-hour small-group sail. Expect cava, wine, beer, soft drinks, olives, cheese, crackers, local stories, skyline views, and a swim stop when weather allows. Guides such as Faith, Federica, Victoria, and Eduardo have earned high marks for friendly service.
“This was a great experience to see the city from the Mediterranean. The crew was great and I would recommend to anyone visiting Barcelona”
Set sail from Port Olímpic for two relaxed hours along Barcelona’s waterfront. Your captain, possibly David, Fiona, Marcos, or Alessio, serves cava, drinks, bottled water, and simple snacks while pointing out sights such as the Sagrada Família, Tibidabo, the W Hotel, and Barceloneta Beach. Swimming may be offered when sea and weather conditions allow.
“Our guide/skipper was super fun and helpful. Made the whole trip enjoyable and looked after everyone. Our 2 teenage boys loved it. Sea sickness tablets required if you don't plan on jumping into the sea for a swim, as it's pretty choppy and you need to be a decent swimmer.”
Spend four hours sailing Palma Bay aboard a small yacht with up to 10 people, a professional skipper, cava, wine, beer, soft drinks, and Mallorcan snacks. Swim and snorkel at a quiet stop, use the paddleboard, and choose a morning, afternoon, or sunset departure. Crew members such as Katja, Miriam, Alberto, and Jorge are often praised for warm, attentive service.
“We had a wonderful afternoon sailing at sea. The captain, Miriam, and Jorge were absolutely wonderful.”
Meet Magic Catamarans at Palma’s harbor for a 1.5-hour sunset sail across the Bay of Palma. You’ll see Palma Cathedral from the water, sip cava, sangria, or a soft drink, and enjoy olives, chips, nuts, and relaxed music. Arrive early for a better seat, since the boat can fill quickly.
“Nice view of Palma in the sunset lights, but the sun hides pretty fast behind the mountains. It’s really crowded there. You have enough space to walk freely, but it’s hard to find a nice spot to seat. My recommendation would be to come a bit earlier to be in the beginning of the line, so you can take a seat somewhere on the front of the deck. The net hammocks will be opened only after leaving the port. If you seat in the front, you can secure the best place on them. The entry drink includes only soft drinks, sangria or cava. You can also buy other cocktails on…”
Set sail from Puerto Banús for two hours of sunset views, cava, wine, beer, soft drinks, olives, nuts, and chips. Juan often hosts the cruise, with English and Spanish guidance, blankets, and private or small-group boat options. Bring warm clothes, since the sea air cools quickly after sunset.
“The sail was so peaceful and the sunset was amazing!”
Cruise from Puerto Colón in Costa Adeje on a sailing boat limited to 11 people. Your captain searches for pilot whales and dolphins, explains local marine life, then stops for swimming and snorkeling. Guy, Alex, Dani, and Maximilian have led departures. Champagne, sandwiches, snacks, beer, wine, and soft drinks are included.
“It was nice :) despite strong wind, we had a great time. The dolphins were swimming quite close to our boat.”
Join Captain Manuel and his crew aboard the Intrépido for a relaxed two-hour sail from Estepona’s Puerto. You’ll search for dolphins, enjoy one beer, wine, or soft drink, and may stop for a swim if conditions allow. The small boat, shaded seating, friendly hosts, and resident dog make this a personal outing rather than a large party cruise.
“Superb, the team were so friendly and helpful. The boat was wonderful and the tour excellent, we got a chance to swim in the sea and near the end we got to see a group of 4 dolphins which was amazing. Of course this is good luck to come across them but credit to the captain for finding them at the end of the tour and spending time to watch them. Highly recommended”
Set sail from Puerto de Los Gigantes aboard the Sangría for a three-hour coastal trip with up to 10 people. You’ll search for whales and dolphins, stop for swimming or snorkeling near the cliffs, and enjoy tapas with an alcoholic or soft drink. Guides speak Spanish, English, and French. Some departures are led by Luis and Moises.
“It was in line with our expectations. We did see whatever we wanted to see, but would have liked to stay in the whale and dolphin locations just longer. Now it was slightly too much sailing and less watching which was a pity in our view.”
Set sail from Port Olimpic on a private yacht for up to nine people. Your skipper handles the boat while you enjoy Barcelona’s skyline, cold drinks, light snacks, music, and a possible swim in the Mediterranean. Choose a short morning sail, a longer afternoon outing, or a sunset trip, with captains such as Daniel, Marie, Pau, and Luigi.
“Great experience, we had a great time with the music on board, chatting with the skippers and bathing in the beautiful sea. We really enjoyed the trip thanks to the rich snacks and drinks on board. Recommended”
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