4-hour catamaran trip – Caleta de Fuste
4 hours
1-? people
from 39 / person







What's included?
Food included
Drinks included
Tour details
Enjoy a 4-hour catamaran excursion and discover the coast of Fuerteventura from the Atlantic Ocean.
The excursion begins at Puerto Castillo, in Caleta de Fuste, from where the catamaran sails towards the bay of Pozo Negro, one of the most special places on the island's coast.
During the excursion, you can relax on board, admire the volcanic landscapes of Fuerteventura, and enjoy a stop to swim in crystal-clear waters. You will also have snorkeling gear and kayaks available for your use.
The excursion includes food and drinks, including unlimited beer, soft drinks, and water.
What to Expect
- 4 hours of sailing and relaxation along the coast of Fuerteventura
- Views of the island's volcanic landscapes
- Stop to swim in the bay of Pozo Negro
- Opportunity to practice snorkeling
- Opportunity to use kayaks
- Time to relax and enjoy on board the catamaran
- Food and drinks during the excursion
The Price Includes
- 4-hour catamaran excursion
- Freshly prepared paella
- Wrinkled potatoes with mojo
- Fresh fruit
- Unlimited beer
- Unlimited soft drinks and water
- Snorkeling gear: mask and snorkel
- Use of kayaks
- Crew assistance throughout the excursion
- Certified life jackets for adults, children, and infants
The Price Does Not Include
- Additional services, meals, or drinks not specified in the offer
Practical Information
- Duration: 4 hours
- Schedule: 11:00–15:00
- Departure port: Puerto Castillo, Caleta de Fuste
- Check-in: 20 minutes before departure
- Exact information about the meeting point will be provided after booking
What to Bring
- Swimsuit
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- Cap or hat
- Jacket or sweatshirt, as it can be windy at sea
Important Information
- It is recommended to arrive at the meeting point well in advance.
- Baby strollers can be brought on board.
- The catamaran is equipped with certified life jackets in different sizes, including special models for children and infants.
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