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A private 3.5‑hour boat adventure off Benalmádena that mixes snorkeling on an 1852 shipwreck with paddleboarding, kayaking and a 20‑foot slide. Ideal for families and small groups looking for upbeat marine wildlife encounters and hands‑on fun.
A private 3.5‑hour boat adventure off Benalmádena that mixes snorkeling on an 1852 shipwreck with paddleboarding, kayaking and a 20‑foot slide. Ideal for families and small groups looking for upbeat marine wildlife encounters and hands‑on fun.
The boat eases out of Puerto Marina, spray tasting of salt and citrus, while gulls wheel and the captain calls the route for the day. Within ten minutes the coast of the Costa del Sol falls away to open water; dolphins often ride the bow wake, and the sea itself seems to dare you to jump in.
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Operated by EMOTIONS BY LU · Benalmádena, Andalusia
The boat eases out of Puerto Marina, spray tasting of salt and citrus, while gulls wheel and the captain calls the route for the day. Within ten minutes the coast of the Costa del Sol falls away to open water; dolphins often ride the bow wake, and the sea itself seems to dare you to jump in.
This private, 3.5‑hour cruise blends playful activities with a dash of maritime history: guests snorkel a shallow 1852 shipwreck sitting about 3 meters down, then swap masks for paddleboards, a kayak, or a 20‑foot slide that drops you straight into clear, warm water. Geologically, the shoreline here is young Mediterranean limestone and sand—shallow shelves and small reefs concentrate marine life, which is why turtles, sunfish and schooling fish turn up regularly.
Culturally the strip has fishing‑village roots; Benalmádena and nearby Torremolinos still serve fresh catches in beachside chiringuitos, and local captains pass down knowledge of seasonal currents and the best shallow wrecks. Expect professional crew service, snorkel gear provided, appetizers, water and hotel transfers in Benalmádena/Torremolinos.
Practical edge: this is an easy, family‑friendly outing but basic swimming comfort is required for snorkel and slide sections. Mornings are calmer and better for visibility; afternoons bring more wind. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a towel and a dry bag for phones. Plan for sun, quick swims, and close encounters with coastal wildlife—the sea here nudges you out of the ordinary and back into simple, efficient adventure.
Yes—snorkels, masks and fins are provided, but many guests bring a personal mask for fit and comfort.
Hotel pickup and drop‑off are included for locations in Torremolinos and Benalmádena; confirm your pickup point when booking.
Yes; the experience is family‑friendly, but infants must sit on an adult’s lap and children should be comfortable in water or wear life jackets provided by the crew.
The operator cancels for bad weather with a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance; they will reschedule or refund according to the cancellation policy.
EMOTIONS BY LU operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat eases out of Puerto Marina, spray tasting of salt and citrus, while gulls wheel and the captain calls the route for the day. Within ten minutes the coast of the Costa del Sol falls away to open water; dolphins often ride the bow wake, and the sea itself seems to dare you to jump in.
The boat eases out of Puerto Marina, spray tasting of salt and citrus, while gulls wheel and the captain calls the route for the day. Within ten minutes the coast of the Costa del Sol falls away to open water; dolphins often ride the bow wake, and the sea itself seems to dare you to jump in.
This private, 3.5‑hour cruise blends playful activities with a dash of maritime history: guests snorkel a shallow 1852 shipwreck sitting about 3 meters down, then swap masks for paddleboards, a kayak, or a 20‑foot slide that drops you straight into clear, warm water. Geologically, the shoreline here is young Mediterranean limestone and sand—shallow shelves and small reefs concentrate marine life, which is why turtles, sunfish and schooling fish turn up regularly.
Culturally the strip has fishing‑village roots; Benalmádena and nearby Torremolinos still serve fresh catches in beachside chiringuitos, and local captains pass down knowledge of seasonal currents and the best shallow wrecks. Expect professional crew service, snorkel gear provided, appetizers, water and hotel transfers in Benalmádena/Torremolinos.
Practical edge: this is an easy, family‑friendly outing but basic swimming comfort is required for snorkel and slide sections. Mornings are calmer and better for visibility; afternoons bring more wind. Wear reef‑safe sunscreen, bring a towel and a dry bag for phones. Plan for sun, quick swims, and close encounters with coastal wildlife—the sea here nudges you out of the ordinary and back into simple, efficient adventure.