SAILING WORLDWIDE
The best days on the water.
The 13 most popular malaga sailing trips. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Sunset catamaran sail from Málaga with chill-out music and cava. Choose a light-show option for a romantic Mediterranean evening.
Most Popular“Awesome! Was a very calm day too and weather was excellent too, would recommend to everyone of all ages too. Try it.”
Watch Malaga’s skyline fade at sea on a catamaran sunset sail with chillout music and an onboard bar.
“The boat was clean and spacious, not crowded. The bar wasn’t too expensive. The total trip at 90 minutes was just about the right length of time. The staff were attentive and on the look out for anyone putting themselves in danger by climbing the perimeter rails of the boat. The music was a very…”
Malaga sunset or night catamaran with live DJ, cava and city lights. Cruise the Costa del Sol for about 75–90 minutes.
“good vibe. weather was perfect even for end of October. drinks not overpriced. cool tunes”
Catamaran sail from Malaga with panoramic sea views, swim stop when conditions allow, and optional DJ. 1.5 hours, drinks aboard.
“Fun and enjoyable! Get the dj! The music was perfect and we were all dancing! Good drinks on board as well. I highly recommend it since I had great fun between sightseeing 👌🏻”
A relaxing 1-hour catamaran cruise from Malaga’s Muelle Uno—sunbathing nets, Mediterranean views, and a simple, great-value sail.
“Lovely boat, music good and there was a bar you could purchase alcoholic/soft drinks from. Would maybe have liked a bit of communication from the guide regarding pointing out tourist spots on the mainland. However, it was very relaxing and chilled. Worth taking the hour out for.”
Sail the Costa del Sol sunset from Málaga on a sailing catamaran with a live DJ, one glass of cava, and city-light views.
“I had a lot of fun and mother nature delivered! 🙏🥳😍! Excellent experience. I recommend!”
Parasail 600+ feet over Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. Safety gear included, a calm boat ride, and up to 12 minutes flying time.
“It was a very fun day experience. My 7 year old kid had the most fun. They company made him feel very special .”
Malaga catamaran with open-sea swim and snorkel, pork paella lunch, and a welcome drink. 3 hours on the water.
“Beautiful weather. Very clean boat. Crew extremely attentive. Food was excellent. Wonderful swimming. Extremely friendly ambience. Recommend.”
Sail off Marbella for a dolphin search, with drinks and time on deck. Swim or paddle board if conditions allow. Small group, 2 hours.
“We saw dolphins and had nice snacks. The pictures turned out awesome! The captain was very nice and we loved the paddle boarding! Definitely recommend going in the morning!”
Sunset sailing from Puerto Banús along Marbella’s coast with snacks and drinks, small groups, and possible dolphin sightings.
“A wonderful sunset boat trip. Very well organised with free flowing drinks to enjoy. We were lucky enough to see quite a lot of Dolphins too which really was the cherry on the cake. Would 100% recommend doing this trip.”
4-hour half-day luxury catamaran cruise from La Herradura with champagne welcome, open-bar drinks, and swim plus water toys.
“We asked for a private trip for our company and didn’t get it. Crew was nice and open, water a bit cold but that was expected in April. We did have some time in the water to play around before getting gold and going back in the boat to heat up again”
One hour on a hybrid catamaran sailing Malaga’s bay for great sea views, easy vibes, and budget-friendly fun with a bar onboard.
“Beautiful view of the coastline and the city. Good value for the money. Time well spent. 😀👍🇪🇸🇪🇸”
Half-day Malaga combo: guided walking in the old center, Alcazaba and Palacio Nazarí entry, then a catamaran cruise along the coast.
“Enjoyed our walking tour with Oscar who was an excellent guide and very informative . It was a little confusing with timings as we thought that you went from the walk straight in to the catamaran but there was a 2 hour gap which tended to make it a long day . The catamaran trip…”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
