MALAGA · SAILING
The best days on the water.
The 13 most popular malaga tours. 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.
“Lovely sunset sail on a beautiful catamaran with great, friendly crew.”
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.
“It was very welcoming and clean, the crew made good drinks as well”
A relaxing 1-hour catamaran cruise from Malaga’s Muelle Uno—sunbathing nets, Mediterranean views, and a simple, great-value sail.
“It was very relaxing, There was background music. Lovely views and very peaceful. There was plenty of space and the boat had been well looked after and it was very clean.”
Sail the Costa del Sol sunset from Málaga on a sailing catamaran with a live DJ, one glass of cava, and city-light views.
“One of the best activities in malaga you will have so much fun with a very good atmosphere, great dj nice people and good view of the sunset and the sea ❤️”
Parasail 600+ feet over Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. Safety gear included, a calm boat ride, and up to 12 minutes flying time.
“Instructors were great fun!! The views were incredible. It is such a peaceful activity. My friends and I would do it again.”
Malaga catamaran with open-sea swim and snorkel, pork paella lunch, and a welcome drink. 3 hours on the water.
“The activity is well organized.. the food was very good.. large beautiful vessel.”
Sail off Marbella for a dolphin search, with drinks and time on deck. Swim or paddle board if conditions allow. Small group, 2 hours.
“So first the positive- the captain was nice and accomodating, and we did see dolphins which was very cool! Now the negative- Soon after departing from the port, the captain informed us that we would not be allowed to swim or use the paddle boards due to strong currents and choppy water. While I understand…”
Sunset sailing from Puerto Banús along Marbella’s coast with snacks and drinks, small groups, and possible dolphin sightings.
“The sailing trip was an unforgettable experience. The wind gently swept through the sails, while the sound of the waves created a calming atmosphere. A particularly captivating moment was when a group of dolphins appeared alongside the boat, accompanying us for part of the journey. The crew was incredibly attentive and friendly, making sure we…”
4-hour half-day luxury catamaran cruise from La Herradura with champagne welcome, open-bar drinks, and swim plus water toys.
“Very nice experience, and the captain and crew treated us very well next year I will return, we also saw many dolphins was exciting as they jumped in front of us, see if I catch a hair from less waves, as I got a little dizzy, but good biodramine and enjoy the experience.Auto-translated”
One hour on a hybrid catamaran sailing Malaga’s bay for great sea views, easy vibes, and budget-friendly fun with a bar onboard.
“Safe and comfortable quick trip around the coastline of Malaga . Drinks available and plenty of sun ! Enjoyed the view from the water - especially the perspective given to the moorish walls and elevated buildings .”
Half-day Malaga combo: guided walking in the old center, Alcazaba and Palacio Nazarí entry, then a catamaran cruise along the coast.
“This tour was really good value for money. Includes entrance fees, taxi journey (up the big hill to the castle), jump the queue and the 90 minute cruise which was lovely. I would suggest not using the Google maps pin they send you for the meeting point for the cruise and instead using the address…”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
