SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 6 most popular fuengirola tours. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
2-hour Fuengirola dolphin cruise on a 15-meter yacht with drinks, snacks, and time to swim, plus views of Calaburras Lighthouse.
Most Popular“Great experience, great meeting new people and the captan and guide were amazing”
2-hour catamaran from Fuengirola to spot wild dolphins on the Costa del Sol. Spacious boat, onboard drinks, usually 90% sightings.
“Brilliant day. Well run and very timely. Sea was very choppy, my advice: don’t eat before boarding!! Saw lots of dolphins.”
Deluxe parasailing over Fuengirola: 350m cable, 12–15 min flight, small group EPPA safety briefing, views, and add-on photos for $47.
“Amazing experience, we loved every minute of it. Mark was great, brilliant with our 12 year old daughter and always informative and making sure we were ok. He also made sure we were sat in the right place on the boat to reduce the seas sickness and it worked! First time ever on a boat…”
1300ft parasailing from Fuengirola Port with an EPPA-certified crew, a winch-boat ride, and Costa del Sol views.
“Fabulous experience, I was nervous so they let me go first, loved every minute. So peaceful when flying and well worth the 10 euros for pics and video, which are sent straight to WhatsApp 10/10”
Spot wild dolphins off Fuengirola on a 2-hour small sail with unlimited cold drinks, snacks, and a sea swim when conditions allow.
“Jose-Antonio as the captain and Santi as guest attendant was the best combo. We had a very nice trip and saw a single dolphin close to the beach. Thank you so much! Would happily go for another tour.”
Spend 2 hours on a Fuengirola yacht searching for dolphins, enjoy drinks onboard, and learn about local marine life from a licensed skipper.
“Wasn’t the boat I booked plus found it upsetting the large tourist boat was near us pumping out pure black diesel into the sea the boat it antiquated also it hounded the dolphins do they really was not in their natural habitat too touristy”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
