Had a lovely boat trip, was about an hour's trip seeing the coast. We sat on the netting on the front of the boat which was nice as we were right at the front and you could sunbathe. Drinks were served on board at an extra cost. The only downfall was thers was no tour guide to tell you what you was looking at, the site said I would have an English guide which suggested that we would be told about some of the sights we were passing but this was none existent, this didn't ruin our trip though, it was good value for money and the staff were nice.
The catamaran is very packed (July season)
Every single area of the boat was occupied
The swim part is really ridiculous, everybody is lining up to jump on water and you have the staff yelling at you to jump and get immediately back on the boat, swimming is not allowed, I am not kidding you just jump on water and get immediately back in the line to jump again. It’s not a swimming time it’s a touch the water time and get back to line up to jump again. I’ve done boat tours in every country I visited I’ve never seen anything that ridiculous.
It’s definitely not a must do in Malaga.
Not what we expected. Slowmotion moving catamaran. We did not get really far, and then we already stopped for swimming which took a while (lunch included, paellla not really paella, but okay anyway). After that stop we returned to port. Views: nothing special.
On the bright side - very tasty sangria.
Also kind reminder - wear a sun cream!
Great boat ride with very friendly staff.
On board there is music and a mini bar.
It’s a very fun activity to do while in Malaga!
We booked 4 adults (on the nets) for the 3hr tour with swimming at 12pm. It’s hidden in the confirmation to check in at -30 but there’s not much shade if it’s a sunny day so be warned!
6 people to a net which can be a bit ‘sardine like’ if the boat is full but as we were a 4 it was just 2 randomers so we all fitted. Not much of a tour, just a motor for about 50 minutes out of the harbour to a spot well offshore for some swimming and then some lunch/drinks and up anchor and an hour before the finish for a slow motor back as virtually no wind.
Boat is clean, paella was quite nice considering it’s mass produced (chicken) and there was salad and bread to go with it.
Everyone in our group enjoyed it. It would have got a 5 if we’d been able to stand in the shade for the waiting time to board and then to set sail!
