Cap de Creus Natural Park: Catamaran Boat Trip from Roses

About this experience

Cap de Creus Natural Park: Catamaran Boat Trip from Roses is a guided sailing excursion along the Costa Brava coastline, departing from the pier dels Ginjolers in Roses and running for five and a half hours. The route follows the rugged northern stretch of the coast between Roses and Cadaquès, passing secluded coves, pine-covered cliffs, and the rocky headland of Cap de Creus, the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula. Along the way, the catamaran passes Port Lligat and the village of Cadaquès, closely associated with Salvador Dalí, who lived and worked there for much of his life. The vessel is the MAGIC catamaran, departing from Avinguda de Rhode 153 in Roses, and is one of the more distinctive ways to take in this stretch of Barcelona and Catalonia's northern coastline. Once the catamaran anchors at Cala Bona or Cala Culip, guests can swim, snorkel with provided equipment, or relax on floating inflatables in the sheltered water. On board, there is comfortable seating, open sunbathing nets, and shaded areas for those preferring a quieter afternoon at sea. Tickets include a full meal, either lunch or dinner depending on the departure, along with dessert and drinks throughout the trip. Snorkelling gear is provided at no extra cost. The excursion is not wheelchair accessible, and free cancellation is available up to the time of the booked slot.

Highlights

• Five and a half hour catamaran sailing trip along the Costa Brava
• Departs from Pier dels Ginjolers in Roses on the Costa Brava
• Sail past Cap de Creus, the easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula
• Pass the village of Cadaques, closely linked to Salvador Dali
• Cruise by Port Lligat and secluded pine backed coastal coves

What is included

• Lunch or dinner
• Dessert
• Drinks
• Snorkeling

Before you go

Arrival and timing Make your way to the pier dels Ginjolers in Roses, at 153 Avinguda de Rhode, ahead of your departure time. Arrive a few minutes early so boarding can begin promptly. The trip runs for five and a half hours in total, so plan the rest of your day accordingly and bring anything you need for a full afternoon at sea. On board the catamaran The MAGIC catamaran offers a mix of seating areas: shaded spots for those who prefer to stay out of the sun, and broad deck nets where you can stretch out and sunbathe. When the boat anchors at Cala Bona or Cala Culip, you are welcome to swim, use the floating inflatables, or snorkel with the gear provided. Lunch or dinner, dessert, and drinks are all included, so there is no need to bring your own food. During the trip Keep phones and cameras handy for the coastal scenery, but be mindful of other guests when taking photos. Wear sunscreen and bring a hat, as sun exposure on open water can be intense. Secure any loose belongings before swimming stops.

Cancellation terms

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.