REVIEWED · BARCELONA CATAMARAN CRUISES
Every one of these 15 barcelona catamaran cruises sails often enough to have a real review history behind it. Prices, durations and departure points are set out for each.
Spend an hour on Barcelona’s Chill Out Catamaran, sailing from the marina along the coast with skyline views, a wave-shaped wooden bar, bean bags, and a Kids Corner. Choose daytime or sunset departure. Sunset sailings run 90 minutes from March 29 to October 24, with live music from June to September. Drinks and snacks cost extra.
“It was relaxed & I got to enjoy the Barcelona waters!”
Sail along Barcelona’s coast on Catamaran Orsom as the sun drops behind the city and mountains. You’ll hear live jazz, often from a saxophonist or guitarist, and can buy sangria, wine, beer, or cocktails at the onboard bar. The round trip lasts about 90 minutes to 2.5 hours and makes no stops.
“Great experience - floating around Barcelona beach side. Nice drinks and music. Good value for money. I recommend as a nice option to spend the evening and chill out.”
Sail for two hours from Marina Vela beside Barceloneta on a spacious catamaran for up to 30 people. Choose a daytime trip with a 30-minute swim stop and inflatables, or a sunset sailing with skyline views. Your ticket includes one drink and a small local tapa. English and Spanish crew are provided.
“It was amazing! Our captain and mate were SO great, the boat was amazing, and swimming was so refreshing! Such a great idea for an afternoon in Barcelona :)”
Spend 90 minutes aboard the Catamaran Orsom, sailing from Moll de Drassanes along Barcelona’s coast. Buy a drink at the onboard bar, stretch out on the front netting, and choose the live-music option for a relaxed jazz soundtrack. The cruise is scenic and social rather than a narrated sightseeing tour.
“It was relaxing and I music was great, just what I needed”
Join Catamaran Sensation at Port Olímpic for a 3-hour coastal cruise with music, dancing, a swimming stop near Badalona, unlimited soft drinks, two beers or sangrias, and a BBQ meal. You’ll get sea views, sunbathing space, snacks, grilled burgers, fruit, and a lively crew in Spanish, English, French, and Catalan.
“Really cool afternoon - lovely boat ride, good time slot for swimming - snacks, soft drinks available any time and some party and dancing on the way back - crew was attentive, helpful and fun - would definitely do this again”
Set out from Port Vell on the OPA catamaran for a relaxed two-hour cruise past Barceloneta, Olympic Port, and Montjuïc. With up to 10 people aboard, you can swim, take in views of the Sagrada Família from the water, and enjoy one wine, beer, cava, or soft drink with a tapa. Lawrence and Carolina’s friendly hosting adds a personal touch.
“Everything was amazing! We were a few minutes late but the captain waited for us. The music was great, everyone on the boat was very friendly. All questions were answered, top choice when booking a boat cruise!”
Sail from Port Olimpic for 90 minutes of skyline views, music, and a colorful Mediterranean sunset. You receive one welcome drink, with extra snacks and drinks available to buy at the onboard bar. If sea conditions allow, you can swim, snorkel, or use the stand-up paddleboard.
“It was amazing! Thanks for the drinks and food and blankets! Great sea view and service❤️”
Sail Barcelona’s coast for about two hours aboard a catamaran limited to 30 people. You’ll receive one drink and a small local tapa while viewing Montjuïc, Tibidabo, Sagrada Família, and Torre Agbar from the sea. Choose daytime swimming with inflatables or a sunset ride with crew such as Christian, Sandra, Bruno, or Eloise.
“The catamaran trip was the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the Mediterranean Sea. The gentle breeze and beautiful views of the coastline made for a relaxing experience. I appreciated the opportunity to swim in the crystal-clear waters and soak up the sun on deck. It was a fantastic way to see Barcelona from a different perspective. Don’t forget to bring your sunscreen and a camera!”
You’ll meet the skipper and crew at Marina Vela, board the OPA catamaran, and sail along Barcelona’s coast as the light fades. A wine, beer, cava, or soft drink and a traditional tapa are included. With room for only 10 people, the cruise feels calm and personal, with open decks, sea-level nets, toilets, and 360-degree views.
“We went on the Catamaran at 19:30, our booking had been moved up because of weather conditions, but we didn't mind at all, that's understandable, to say the least when dealing with the sea. They were very welcoming and the boat itself was wonderful, we had wine and some food, but most importantly we were allowed to roam around freely, the trip was lovely and our two hosts were great, they answered any questions we had with ease and gave us lots of space to enjoy ourselves. It was a great trip and we would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a great sunset experience in Barcelona / Badalona.…”
Spend about three hours on a party catamaran from Port Olimpic, sailing past Barceloneta and the W Hotel before stopping to swim near Badalona. You get music, floating water toys, unlimited water and soda, plus two beers or sangrias after swimming. Lunch or evening food is included, but expect a casual boat meal rather than restaurant dining.
“We were a group of friends and we had a blast!! It is very well organised and environmental friendly catering. The music was great and the crew did their best to give the guests a good time. I would highly recommend this trip when you visit Barcelona.”
Sail from Moll de les Drassanes through Port Vell toward the Olympic Port on a solar-powered catamaran. You’ll have coastal views, chill music, an onboard bar, and a Mediterranean cleanup contribution included in your ticket. Live music is offered from June through September, though availability can vary.
“Beautiful evening, chilled music, weather gorgeous, fab sunset...I'd definitely recommend this trip, solo or with company”
Sail Barcelona’s coast for about an hour aboard an eco-friendly catamaran powered by solar panels. You’ll leave from Moll de les Drassanes, pass Port Vell and Port Olímpic, and view Barceloneta from the water. A bar sells drinks, chill-out music plays, and the shared cruise suits couples, families, and small groups.
“Just the sound of the sea, a great experience to discover Barcelona from another point of view. Great value for the price”
Cruise Barcelona’s coast for 1.5 hours with skipper David or another English, French, or Spanish-speaking captain. Expect a motor-assisted pedal boat rather than a classic catamaran, with seats for 12, music from a phone, drinks for purchase, skyline views, and a possible swim.
Sail from Barcelona Olympic Port for about two hours as the sun drops behind the city. You’ll share a catamaran with no more than 12 people, enjoy ham, cheese, hummus, vegetables, and included drinks, with an optional on-board dinner. Captain Raul and the friendly crew help turn the cruise into a relaxed evening on the Mediterranean.
“Great dinner with fantastic people. Captain Raul was great. The crew were very friendly. Food was great.”
Spend 90 minutes on a shared catamaran from Port Olímpic, taking in Barcelona’s coastline and landmarks such as Hotel W, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc Castle, Tibidabo, and the Forum. A live guide speaks English, French, Spanish, or Catalan. Captain David and Fiona have been praised for friendly service.
“The whole trip was just too perfect. The staff prepared drinks and snacks on board and one of them even offered to take pics. I loved the whole trip it was relaxing and very well organised. I definitely recommend to book this if you like chilled boat trips”
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