Three hours, sea views, and a proper party. This Lloret de Mar catamaran cruise sails past Costa Brava coves between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu, with a free bar and nonstop onboard energy. I especially like the mix of water activities (top-deck jumps, slide, trampoline) plus the laid-back option to float and cool off with a cold beer.

The main trade-off? The fun is front-and-center, so if you’re picky about food quality and super-clean toilets, you’ll want to set expectations.

On a good note, the crew focuses on keeping the group moving. In the onboard mix, you’ll see party-style games and music, and the entertainers sometimes lead high-energy sessions like Zumba, with staff such as Olivia showing up as a memorable party starter in the crowd. If you’re not comfortable getting back aboard after swimming, pay attention to how you re-board and go slow.

Key Things to Know Before You Sail

• Free bar all trip with beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water
• Buffer-style lunch with burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad plus lots of toppings
• Water time built in: waterslide, trampoline, floating blocks, and jumps from the upper deck
• Snorkeling gear onboard if you want a peek at Mediterranean sea life
• Music and entertainers with games and a DJ-led party vibe
• 18+ experience (not suitable for children under 18), with rules against alcohol/drugs and party groups

Costa Brava Coves in 3 Hours, Without Planning Every Move

This cruise is designed for easy holiday logic: show up, get the best sea views, eat and drink, then play in the water. You’re not signing up for a complicated itinerary. You’re buying time on the Costa Brava coast, plus the kind of onboard atmosphere that keeps you from just sitting around.

The big draw is the balance. You get real sailing scenery along the wild coastline between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu, but the experience doesn’t stop at the view. When the catamaran slows down near the coves, you can switch from watching the coast to jumping in and cooling off.

Route Between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu: Views You Can Actually See

The cruise runs along the coastline between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu, with stops that focus on coves and that rugged Costa Brava feel. Even if you’ve never explored this stretch before, the catamaran format helps you pick up the coastline quickly: you’ll see cliffs and shorelines from the water level, not from a bus window.

Because the trip is only 3 hours, it works best as a “coastal highlight” activity. You won’t get the slow-burn, explore-one-town-depth vibe. Instead, it’s more like: see a lot of coastline, then spend your energy on swimming and hanging out.

Finding Passeig Agusti Font 4 by the Sea (and Why Transfer Matters)

Your meeting point is Passeig Agusti Font 4 in Lloret de Mar. The experience doesn’t include transfer to the meeting point, so you’ll want to plan your own way there.

That matters because cruises like this run on tight timing. If you’re coming from Lloret’s busier areas, give yourself extra time to reach the beachfront walkway and find the exact spot. Bring your swim kit basics to avoid last-minute scrambling.

Food and Drinks: Burgers, Hot Dogs, Tuna Salad, Plus a Free Bar

For many people, the real value is that food and drinks are handled for you. At around $57 per person for a 3-hour sail, you’re not just paying for the boat. You’re paying for the full onboard “hang” package.

The buffet you can count on

The food is a free buffet with burgers, hot dogs, and tuna fish salad. You also get freshly prepared hamburgers with plenty of different supplements (toppings). This is classic cruise comfort food. It’s not trying to be fine dining, so don’t expect anything fancy. Do expect filling food that keeps the day easy.

The bar that runs with the party pace

You’ll also have beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water included. The overall vibe is that drinks keep flowing, and the crew keeps service moving so you don’t spend the best part of the cruise waiting for refills.

A smart approach: use the bar as part of the social rhythm. Eat early, drink moderately, and save energy for the water breaks. The boat rules also emphasize avoiding intoxication, alcohol misuse, and anything that could derail the atmosphere.

Water Time Is the Whole Point: Slide, Trampoline, Floats, and Jumps

If you’re here for swimming fun, this cruise is built around it. The highlights are the active bits: jumping from the top of the boat, sliding down the waterside, and using the trampoline. There are also floating blocks, which are great if you want to rest without fully committing to snorkeling.

Snorkeling gear for Mediterranean sea life

You don’t have to bring your own snorkeling setup. Snorkeling equipment is available onboard. If you’re curious about sea life, this is your easy add-on.

You might see small fish around the swim area, especially when the crew guides people into the water at the right spot. It’s not a diving expedition, but it’s a fun way to get a quick “ocean view from below.”

The one practical caution: getting back onboard

One review highlighted that re-entering the boat after swimming can be difficult and feel risky if you rush it. That’s a real thing on catamarans and deck setups.

So here’s your best move: when you jump in, do it with re-entry in mind. Use the crew’s guidance, go slowly, and keep flip-flops or non-slip footwear in reach. If you’re unsure, stay closer to the ladder/step area the crew points out so you don’t waste time wrestling with the deck.

Music, Games, and the Crew Who Keep It Moving

This is not a quiet sightseeing boat. There’s a DJ onboard, and professional entertainers run games and animation during the trip. The goal is clear: keep people laughing, moving, and sharing the vibe.

In the onboard energy, you’ll often see guided group moments. Olivia, mentioned as a party starter by name, is tied to high-energy fun like Zumba. If that kind of organized activity sounds like your style, you’ll probably have a great time.

Even if you’re more of a “watch and then join” person, the music and games make it harder to get bored. It’s a social cruise, but it’s still structured enough that the fun doesn’t feel chaotic.

Boat Rules and Attire: Easy Packing, Clear Boundaries

This cruise is water-first, so dress and pack for wet fun.

What to bring

Bring sunglasses, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and flip-flops. Those basics cover most situations: deck time in the sun, water play, and quick towel-dry between activities.

Sunscreen is especially important because sea-reflected light can sneak up on you. Also, if you plan to be on the deck between swims, sunglasses help you keep your eyes on the coast without squinting.

What’s not allowed

The rules prohibit party groups, alcohol and drugs, intoxication, and even costumes. Bachelor party groups are not allowed either.

That’s actually good news if you want an atmosphere that stays fun without turning into a scene. It also means the crew can keep things safer and more controlled, which matters when water activities are part of the schedule.

Price and Value at About $57: What You’re Really Buying

The headline price is about $57 per person for a 3-hour catamaran. What makes it feel like value is what’s included:

• a full cruise along the Costa Brava coast between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu
• a free buffet of burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad
• beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water
• water activities like snorkeling, floating blocks, trampoline, and deck jumps
• entertainment with games, party energy, and onboard DJ music

If you’ve paid for boat days elsewhere, you know the usual pattern: the boat is one cost, then drinks and snacks become a second cost that adds up quickly. Here, you’re getting the onboard “good times stack” covered in the price, so you can budget without guessing what the final bill will be.

It’s also worth noting the overall rating: 4.4 average from 152 reviews. That doesn’t mean every detail is perfect, but it does suggest most people feel they got their money’s worth in terms of fun, food, and drinks.

Who This Cruise Fits Best (and When to Pick Something Else)

This is best for adults and older teens who want a playful sea day more than a museum-level sightseeing day.

You’ll likely enjoy it if:

• you like a social atmosphere with music and games
• you want water activities that are built into the trip
• you’d rather pay one fair price than tally up drinks later
• you’re okay with straightforward buffet food as long as it keeps coming

You might choose a different option if:

• you care deeply about top-tier food quality and spotless facilities
• you dislike activities that involve jumping, sliding, or frequent deck-to-water transitions
• you want a calm, quiet cruise where conversation stays low-key

Practical Tips That Make the Day Smoother

A few small choices can make a big difference on a party-style water cruise.

First, pace yourself with the bar. Beer and cava sangria are included, but you’ll want to stay steady enough for water re-entry and trampoline/jump moments.

Second, eat before your first major swim. The buffet is part of the plan, and it’s easier to enjoy the day when you’re fueled.

Third, keep your towel and sunscreen easy to reach. You’ll likely go from deck sun to water, then back again. If your essentials are buried, you’ll lose time right when the fun ramps up.

Should You Book This Catamaran Cruise from Lloret de Mar?

If your ideal day includes coast views plus real water play, this is a strong choice. The combination of the free bar, buffet food, and structured onboard entertainment makes it a fun way to spend 3 hours on the Costa Brava. For many people, the deck jumps, waterslide, trampoline, and snorkeling add variety so you’re not stuck doing only one thing.

I’d especially recommend it if you want a lively group experience where the crew helps set the mood, with entertainers running games and music from the start. The only reason to hesitate is if you’re extremely sensitive to food being basic or to boat facilities not meeting a strict “spotless” standard. In that case, you might prefer a quieter, more sightseeing-focused cruise.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the catamaran cruise?

The cruise lasts 3 hours.

Where is the meeting point in Lloret de Mar?

The meeting point is Passeig Agusti Font 4, Lloret de Mar.

What’s included in the free drinks?

Beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water are included.

Is there food included?

Yes. There is a free buffet with burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad.

Is snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is available on board.

What water activities are available besides swimming?

You can take part in snorkeling, use floating blocks, and enjoy jumping off the upper deck, plus activities like sliding down the waterside and using a trampoline.

Do I need transfer to get to the meeting point?

No. Transfer to the meeting point is not included.

Is it suitable for children?

No. The experience is not suitable for children under 18.

Can I cancel for a full refund or pay later?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and you can reserve now & pay later.

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