REVIEWED · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Good three-hour catamaran cruises sell their best departures weeks out. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes, and the detail that separates them.
Join Alicante Catamaran for a three-hour cruise from the city marina to Cabo de Huertas. You’ll have 45 minutes each way for coastal views, plus about 90 minutes at anchor for swimming and unguided snorkeling. One beer, wine, or tinto de verano, fruit, soft drinks, water, music, and masks and fins are included.
“great tour, very nice! 12 People from germany and we would do this again!”
Sail the coast of Sal for three hours with Cape Verde Sailing, in a relaxed group of roughly 15 to 20 people. Guides such as Daisy, Wesley, Jair, and Marcio serve drinks and snacks, help with the beach transfer, and point out wildlife. Expect one short swim or snorkel stop, sometimes near the underwater Jesus statue.
“We had a great time! The team made sure everyone was having fun and was there the whole time to fill up our drinks. The snacks were great too! We even saw a manta ray and they gave us some snorkeling tips for later this day and told us good spots to see turtles etc. Would very much recommend!!”
Sail from Puerto Colón on a two or three-hour Eden Catamaran trip, watching for pilot whales, dolphins, turtles, and other sea life. You get bottled water, beer, and soft drinks, while the longer option adds a swim or snorkeling stop and sandwiches. The boat returns to Puerto Colón, with space for up to 50 people.
“Amazing crew, nice travel and we had a nice time for 3h. When you are seasick you just have to teel the crew and they will take care of you. We had a swim in the ocean. It was very nice and pleasant.”
Pick a coast, or pick what happens on board.
