Sea views and a party boat in three hours. This Lloret de Mar catamaran cruise glides along the Costa Brava coves between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu, with a DJ and onboard entertainers keeping the mood upbeat. You’ll spend the ride swinging between sightseeing and playtime—without needing a strict schedule.

What I like most is the free bar (beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water) paired with a big onboard buffet of burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad. The second win is how much water fun is built into the trip: you can jump off the upper deck, try the waterslide, bounce on the trampoline, and relax with drinks out in the water.

One thing to consider: getting back on board after swimming can be awkward if you’re not steady in the water, so move slowly and use the entry points carefully.

Key Highlights You’ll Feel Immediately

• Free bar all trip long with beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water
• Food that’s actually part of the fun: burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad buffet
• Olivia runs the energy with games and Zumba-style dance workouts on deck
• Snorkeling gear available on board plus floating blocks for relaxed time in the Med
• Big-deck thrills including upper-deck jumps, waterslide, and trampoline
• Adult-focused vibe (not suitable for children under 18, no party groups or costumes)

Why This Lloret de Mar Catamaran Works So Well for 3 Hours

This is one of those Costa Brava experiences that doesn’t pretend to be complicated. You pay, you board, you sail, and you spend the next few hours doing the things that make a Mediterranean day feel like a holiday: music, swimming, and no chores.

The cruise model here is simple. You get a moving viewpoint along the coast, then you switch into activity mode while the boat is still anchored or cruising near the coves. That rhythm matters because it keeps everyone from getting bored, and it’s perfect when you want fun without spending half your day commuting.

Also, the onboard team matters. You’ll have professional entertainers running games and animation while there’s DJ music in the mix. That’s how the trip stays social even if you’re not the loudest person on the deck.

Costa Brava Views Between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu

The route is built around the wild coast look you came for. Between Lloret de Mar and St Feliu, the coastline is all coves and dramatic bends, which is exactly what you want from a catamaran—wide sightlines and steady sailing.

What you’ll enjoy most is how easy it is to keep looking while you’re also doing stuff. You don’t have to “tour” in the traditional sense. You can take a turn on the deck, spot the coastline, then head back to the fun zone when you’re ready.

And because it’s a catamaran, the ride tends to feel more stable than a single-hull boat. That helps if you want to eat, drink, and move around without feeling like you’re fighting the water the whole time.

Food and Drinks: The Included Buffet Setup

Let’s talk value, because this cruise includes your food and drinks in one price. You’re not paying extra for a snack between swims. The onboard buffet includes burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad, and the drinks are part of the deal too.

The bar includes beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water. That matters because the trip is short—3 hours. When drinks and food are covered, you can relax into the day instead of doing mental math every time you feel hungry.

A balanced note: the food is set up for a fun day at sea, not a sit-down meal experience. Some people like it a lot; others say it’s only average. Either way, you’re covered, and it’s enough to keep your energy up for swimming and deck games.

Practical tip: if you’re the type who gets picky when you’re sunburnt and hungry, eat early or at least around the time you feel you’ll do the most water time. Once you’re in the water, you’ll want your next meal to feel easy.

On-Board Party Energy: DJ, Games, and Olivia’s Zumba

Music comes early and stays present. You’ll have a DJ on board plus entertainment with games and animation throughout the trip. This isn’t just background sound; the crew actively shapes the vibe.

One name you’ll hear mentioned is Olivia, who’s described as a top party starter. People also highlight her dance activity (including Zumba-style fun). Even if you’re not a dancer, watching a few people do the routine can be a quick way to warm up and join in when you want to.

If you’re traveling with friends, this is the kind of setup that keeps a group together. If you’re coming solo, it can also help you feel included—games are an easy entry point when you’d rather not invent conversation.

Also note the rules. There’s a clear expectation that you follow onboard conduct guidelines, and the activity is aimed at keeping the atmosphere fun rather than chaotic. Alcohol and drugs are not allowed, and intoxication isn’t part of the spirit here.

Water Time: Slide, Trampoline, Snorkeling, and Floating Blocks

This cruise is built for play. You’ll have water activities that go beyond just a quick dip.

Here’s what’s available:

• jumping off the upper deck
• a waterslide
• a trampoline
• floating blocks for relaxing
• snorkeling equipment on board

That mix is the sweet spot. Some people want adrenaline. Others want a slower rhythm with a drink in hand while they float and look at the water. You don’t have to choose one mood for the whole trip.

Snorkeling is a nice option if you want to check out Mediterranean sea life without planning a separate excursion. The gear is available on board, which reduces the prep burden (and prevents the classic holiday problem: you packed everything except what you actually need).

One more practical note from real-life experience: after swimming, getting back on board can feel difficult for some people. If you’re not comfortable with ladders or climbing steps, take it slow. Keep your hands free, go when the crew says it’s safest, and don’t rush just to beat your friends.

The Group Vibe: Adult-Focused Fun (But Not a Free-For-All)

This is not a kid-focused cruise. It’s explicitly not suitable for children under 18, and you’ll also see restrictions around party groups. Bachelor party groups aren’t allowed, and costumes aren’t allowed either.

That makes a difference. You’re more likely to get an energetic, adult social vibe rather than a loud, mixed-age chaos situation. It’s also why the entertainers’ games and music feel more “party boat” than “family excursion.”

Still, no rule system is perfect in real life. If you’re traveling with a strict preference for age and you care a lot about the atmosphere, confirm the policy during check-in and choose your sailing time with that in mind.

For best results, come with the right expectation: this is a cruise that prioritizes fun. If you want a quiet nature-only day, look elsewhere. If you want sun, music, and swim breaks, this fits nicely.

Price and Value: What $57 Buys on a 3-Hour Cruise

At about $57 per person for 3 hours, you’re essentially paying for a short “floating day” where food, drinks, and activity time are built in.

That’s the core value here. You’re not just buying a seat on a boat. You’re buying:

• sailing time with coastal views
• a buffet meal included
• unlimited-style access to drinks during the trip
• water activities (including snorkeling gear)
• onboard entertainment

The math gets easier because you can easily spend far more than that on a comparable mix of boat time plus drinks plus food plus activities in most places around the coast. Here, they bundle the essentials into the ticket.

The trade-off is that it’s still a party structure, so the focus isn’t on gourmet dining or a refined, quiet experience. Think of it as cost-effective fun rather than fine dining.

Getting the Most Out of the Day: Practical Tips That Matter

A few small choices can make this cruise smoother.

What to bring

Bring sunglasses, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and flip-flops. The deck can get hot, and you’ll want something easy for moving around. Flip-flops help, but keep them from going airborne when you’re near the water.

Swim strategy

If you want to snorkel, put your sunscreen on before you get too settled into the day. If you’re chasing the slide or trampoline, do a quick check of your footing first. And if you plan multiple swims, dry off briefly between jumps so you’re not juggling slippery legs on the climb back.

Bathroom reality

Some people report issues with cleanliness of the toilets. You don’t need to panic, but don’t treat the bathroom like a spa. If you’re sensitive about hygiene, plan for quick use and consider basic personal items.

Respect the rules

The boat rules are part of what keeps the vibe enjoyable. No alcohol and drugs, and don’t show up intoxicated. Also, follow crew instructions during water activities. It’s a fun day, but safety is still the baseline.

Who Should Book This Catamaran Cruise in Lloret de Mar?

I think this tour is a great fit if you:

• want a low-effort plan for Costa Brava in a short time window
• like music and crew-led games
• want a mix of sightseeing plus swimming
• are traveling with friends and want everyone to have something to do

It’s also a good pick if you’re the type who enjoys these “party boat” formats and wants them done in a way that includes food and drinks.

You might skip it if you:

• want a quiet, nature-only experience
• dislike getting wet or being active
• are uncomfortable with climbing back onto a boat after swimming

Should You Book This Lloret de Mar Catamaran Cruise?

If you’re looking for a fun, straightforward 3-hour plan with views, food, drinks, and built-in water activities, I’d say this is worth considering. The price makes sense because so much is included, and the onboard entertainment helps keep the time from feeling like “just sitting on a boat.”

But go in with the right expectations. This is an adults-focused party day with activities that can be physical. If you’re steady in the water and you’re okay with a more casual meal setup, you’ll probably have a great time.

If you care most about bathroom cleanliness or you’re anxious about getting back on board after a swim, think twice—or at least plan your water time carefully.

FAQ

How long is the catamaran cruise?

The cruise lasts 3 hours.

Where is the meeting point?

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

What’s included in the price?

The ticket includes the 3-hour catamaran cruise, beer, cava sangria, soft drinks, and water, plus a buffet of burgers, hot dogs, and tuna salad. It also includes water activities like snorkeling, floating blocks, and jumping off the upper deck, along with entertainment, games, and party elements.

Is alcohol included?

Yes. Beer and cava sangria are included, along with soft drinks and water.

Is snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is available on board.

Are children allowed?

No. It is not suitable for children under 18.

What should I bring?

Bring sunglasses, swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and flip-flops.

What’s the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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