Spain · BOAT TOURS IN VALENCIA
The good boat tours in Valencia fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 13 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Valencia catamaran cruise review with daytime and sunset options, cava, skyline views, music, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“What a wonderful experience for the money! The catamaran was big enough for seating and the staff friendly. It was a great way to spend the evening. The cost is amazingly small for the activity.”
Sail Valencia’s Mediterranean coast on a spacious catamaran with a drink, music, and sunset views for about $18 per person.
“Great sunset cruise! Delicious sangria! 🥂 We saw very beautiful sunset 🌅”
Valencia catamaran cruise review with sun nets, coastal views, a sea swim, optional DJ, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Awesome ride! I did think the ride was a little short. Drinks available for purchase. Music played on the speakers was good. Staff was nice & clear about instructions. I would maybe opt for a longer ride next time.”
Valencia catamaran cruise with paella, a drink, sea views, and a swimming stop. A relaxed three-hour outing with optional net seating.
“We had a lovely trip on the Catamaran and had a fantastic experience both with the views, the local cusine for lunch, having a swim as well as talking with a crew member, Tyrone who was very chatty and had fantastic manner, he was helpful with sourcing life jackets and when translating for us and other crew members.”
Valencia sunset cruise from Malvarrosa Beach with a drink, music, sea views, and space for only 12 people in a relaxed one-hour outing.
“This was an unforgettable experience and definitely worth doing. The sunset was beautiful and a really enjoyable boat ride with amazing people. An unexpected highlight of Valencia!”
Explore Albufera from Valencia with a guided nature walk, El Saler dunes, fishing villages, and a sunset boat ride for $55.
“it was really lovely tour and very informative and seeing sunset on the boat was a high light!”
Sail Valencia’s Mediterranean coast on a catamaran with paella, salad, fruit, one drink, music, and a swim stop near Port Saplaya.
“The boat was big enough for us, there were about 30 people and it was modern. We loved the stop for swimming, we could jump off the boat it was really exciting but kinda too quick after lunch (paella, bread, salad, watermelon and whatever you choose for a drink: they had sangria, beer and soda drinks) The music was very good, not too loud we liked that:) Overall i think it was a great value for money!”
Explore Albufera Natural Park from Valencia with an electric boat ride, sunset views, birdlife, a local guide, and a traditional barraca visit.
“Ferran gave an informative tour of Albufera National Park along with the history and culture around the lagoon and park.”
Explore Albufera by open-top Jeep and traditional boat, then swim at El Saler beach with tapas and drinks, just outside Valencia.
“This was an amazing trip. Nicole really is the kindest guide you could imagine. I was together with my parents and they had a lot of fun driving the Jeep. Nicole explained a lot about Valencia and the surroundings and all of the nature we were in. She was so attentive to all the different members of the group and made sure everyone was having a great time. I have an injury and Nicole was so kind and willing to help at every turn. Eventually we even also booked their other tour that goes into the mountains for three days later and had so much fun doing that one as…”
Explore Valencia’s Albufera on a quiet 45-minute electric boat ride with local guides, birdlife, rice fields, fishing traditions, and great value.
“It could be approved by more English information and also more activities.”
Cruise from Valencia Marina to Port Saplaya, then swim in the Mediterranean for about 45 minutes on this relaxed 1.5-hour catamaran trip.
“Everything was great with this nice cruise and swim activity. Boat is nice, very good condition. Excellent ride out to the bay off the beach or Valencia. Beautiful day, had about 45 mins to swim and enjoy the time on the water. Great crew and ride! All in all a great excursion. Great value for the money. Highly recommend!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Cruise from Valencia to Port Saplaya, swim in the Mediterranean, explore colorful canals, and enjoy a drink aboard a 1.5-hour boat tour.
“I would say this is just do. Was really great. We were with small kid — they should be really brave. The port is marvelous! The guide is super friendly.”
Explore Spain’s Caves of San José from Valencia by air-conditioned bus, boat, and foot, with a bilingual guide and free time in Vall d’Uixó.
“Really enjoyed the boat trip inside the caves. Its peaceful and the caves are stunning. The tour was a bit rushed and had very little time to enjoy the area near the caves.”
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