Fuerteventura: Magic Catamaran Trip with Food and Drinks

Fuerteventura: Magic Catamaran Trip with Food and Drinks
Location: Spain
Country: Spain
Rating: 4.4 out of 5 (based on 1162 reviews)
Price: $87 per person
Supplier: Excursiones Martítimas Magic

A quick snapshot of what to expect
Imagine spending a relaxing half-day sailing on a luxurious 23-meter catamaran along Fuerteventura’s southern coast, starting from the busy harbor of Morro Jable. For around $87, you get a 4-hour journey that’s packed with opportunities – from dolphin and whale spotting to swimming in Jandia’s inviting waters, topped with a complementary meal and open bar.

We’re drawn to this experience because of its blend of wildlife observation and leisure—early reviews highlight the thrill of spotting dolphins swimming very close, plus the chance to cool off with a swim in the sea. The fact that the crew is described as knowledgeable and friendly makes it even more appealing. The all-inclusive drinks—from soft drinks to wine and beer—add a nice touch of value.

One consideration? The trip starts at Morro Jable port, which means if you’re staying elsewhere, you’ll need to arrange transportation or meet at the harbor. It’s a straightforward option for those who like a well-organized outing with a relaxed vibe, especially if you enjoy wildlife, scenic views, and socializing on the water.

This cruise suits travelers looking for a fun, all-in-one day on the water—whether you’re a nature lover eager to see dolphins or just want to unwind with good food and drinks in a stunning setting.

Key Points

• Wildlife Viewing: Chances to see dolphins, whales, even pilot whales and flying fish, according to reviews.
• Comfort & Atmosphere: Spacious catamaran with room to relax, dance, or sunbathe.
• All-Inclusive: Open bar with wine, beer, water, and soft drinks, plus a tasty onboard meal.
• Authentic Experience: Guided by friendly, knowledgeable crew who share insights about local marine life.
• Value for Money: A well-organized 4-hour trip offering wildlife, scenery, food, and drinks for about $87.
• Convenient Meeting Point: Starts from Morro Jable port; optional pickups from nearby resorts.

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Exploring the Experience: An In-Depth Look

The Itinerary and Setting

Your journey begins at the Morro Jable harbor, a lively spot where you’ll meet your crew about 30 minutes before departure. Once aboard, the modern, comfortable catamaran—described as both spacious and luxurious—sets sail in search of the dolphins and whales that frequent the waters around the Canary Islands. Many reviews, including Coert’s, mention the thrill of seeing pods of dolphins swimming very close, an experience that often leaves travelers in awe.

The captain, often noted for sharing stories and insights, will change course after wildlife spotting to take you to a swimming spot off Jandia’s coast. Here, you might take a dip in the cold but refreshing sea, as some travelers do, while others prefer lounging on deck soaking up the sun and enjoying the views.

Marine Life Encounters

The highlights center around marine wildlife. As one visitor exclaimed, “dolphins aplenty were seen,” and many reviews mention sightings of pilot whales and even flying fish. The guides seem well-versed, sharing fascinating facts about the marine species, which adds a layer of education to the fun.

The Swimming Stop

The designated swimming stop is a key part of the trip—an opportunity to cool off and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. While some mention the water as cold, the overall consensus is that it’s a refreshing break. It’s a chance to connect with nature, and the scenic coastline provides a dramatic backdrop. Be prepared for a quick dip if you’re sensitive to cold, but many find it well worth it.

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The Meal and Drinks

After your swim, the crew serves a delicious meal—noted as Mozarabic chicken, rice, and vegetables—which hits the spot after time in the water. The meal’s praised for its good flavor, providing enough sustenance for a day on the water.

The open bar is a highlight, with a selection of wine, beer, water, and soft drinks available throughout the trip. Multiple reviews, including those from Michael and Andrea, highlight the quality of the drinks and the friendly atmosphere. The presence of a music playlist keeps the mood lively, with many mentioning the crew’s effort to create a relaxed, fun vibe.

The Crew and Atmosphere

The guides and crew are consistently praised. Comments like, “The staff were very friendly and accommodating,” and “The crew was amazing,” paint a picture of a team dedicated to making sure everyone has a good time. Several reviews mention the crew sharing insights about dolphins and whales, which makes the wildlife sightings more meaningful.

The atmosphere is described as relaxed and friendly, with many passengers dancing or chatting. The spacious deck allows plenty of room to spread out, whether you want to sunbathe, take photos, or socialize.

Group Size and Comfort

With reviews estimating 30-35 passengers, it’s not a small boat but feels spacious enough for comfort. The boat’s design allows plenty of room for everyone to find their own space, which is appreciated after a busy morning or afternoon of sightseeing.

Practicalities and Booking

The trip runs around 4 hours, with specific start times based on availability. While there’s no included pickup from all hotels, options are available for pickups from Costa Calma, Esquinzo, Morro Jable, and Jandía, within walking distance of many accommodations. You should plan to meet at Morro Jable port if you’re not opting for transportation.

Booking is flexible—cancel up to 24 hours in advance—and you can reserve now and pay later, which offers peace of mind if your plans are uncertain.

The Value Proposition

At $87, this cruise offers a good mix of wildlife, scenery, relaxation, and good food. The reviews consistently mention how it’s “good value for money” and well-organized. Multiple travelers remark on the friendly crew, quality food and drinks, and spectacular dolphin sightings, which elevate the experience beyond just a boat ride.

Who Is This Tour Best For?

This cruise suits nature lovers, especially those eager to see dolphins and whales in a natural setting. It’s a good pick for families, couples, or groups wanting a relaxed day on the water with plenty of social opportunities. If you’re someone who appreciates a well-organized trip with knowledgeable guides, you’ll find this experience rewarding.

If you’re looking for an active adventure or a private experience, this might not be the best fit, but for those wanting a fun, friendly, wildlife-focused outing in scenic surroundings, it’s hard to beat.

Final Thoughts

This Fuerteventura catamaran trip offers a solid balance of wildlife, scenery, and comfort at a reasonable price. The chance to spot dolphins and whales close to the boat is a real highlight, and many reviews confirm that the crew’s enthusiasm and knowledge make the experience even better. The swimming stop adds a refreshing touch, and the onboard meal and open bar make it feel like a true mini-vacation.

While the group size may not be for those craving complete solitude, the spacious deck and lively atmosphere suit travelers looking for social fun. The flexible booking options and convenient meeting points make it straightforward to organize.

All in all, this cruise is a dependable choice for anyone wanting to combine wildlife observation with relaxing sailing and a taste of local flavors. Whether celebrating a special occasion or just seeking a memorable day on the water, you’ll find plenty to enjoy here.

FAQ

Is transportation included?
Transportation is optional. If you choose the pickup option, it’s available from Costa Calma, Esquinzo, Morro Jable, and Jandía. Otherwise, you’ll need to meet at Morro Jable port 30 minutes before the trip.

How long is the trip?
The cruise lasts about 4 hours, with specific start times subject to availability.

What’s included in the price?
Your ticket covers the catamaran ride, open bar of water, soft drinks, beer, and wine, and a lunch meal (Mozarabic chicken with rice and vegetables).

Can I see dolphins and whales?
Yes, the primary highlight is wildlife watching, with many travelers reporting sightings of dolphins, pilot whales, and flying fish.

Is swimming allowed?
Absolutely, there is a swimming stop off Jandia’s coast, where you can enjoy a quick dip in the sea.

What is the group size?
Expect around 30-35 passengers, which allows enough space for relaxation and socializing.

Are there any age restrictions?
While not specified, reviews indicate the trip is suitable for a wide range of ages, from families to older travelers.

What language is the trip conducted in?
The crew speaks English, Spanish, German, and French.

What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and perhaps a hat for sun protection. The boat is equipped with enough space and shade for comfort.

What if I need to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Overall, if you’re after a day of wildlife, scenic views, good food, and a friendly atmosphere, this catamaran trip in Fuerteventura offers great value and memorable moments.

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