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Board a 20‑meter classic yacht in San Sebastián for a private two‑hour cruise of La Concha Bay. Anchor to swim by Santa Clara, sip wine on deck, and sail under the shadow of the city’s historic promenade.
Board a 20‑meter classic yacht in San Sebastián for a private two‑hour cruise of La Concha Bay. Anchor to swim by Santa Clara, sip wine on deck, and sail under the shadow of the city’s historic promenade.
Step aboard a 20‑meter classic and feel the Cantabrian push the hull as the city shrinks to a line of Belle Époque roofs behind you.
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Operated by Ostarte Sailing · San Sebastián, Gipuzkoa
Step aboard a 20‑meter classic and feel the Cantabrian push the hull as the city shrinks to a line of Belle Époque roofs behind you.
The yacht slips away from the harbor in the heart of Donostia/San Sebastián, aiming for La Concha's sheltered curve and the little island of Santa Clara. The sea dares you with pockets of warm sun and a steady Atlantic breeze; anchored off the beach, guests often trade deck shoes for a quick swim before the sails lift again.
San Sebastián grew into a European seaside resort in the 19th century when royalty and artists arrived for its beaches and breezes; that history is visible in the promenade and the old harbor walls you pass. Geologically the bay is a rounded embayment carved by coastal erosion, and Santa Clara sits like a low rocky knot at its center—an obvious waypoint for short coastal sails.
Practically: this private cruise runs about two hours on a 20‑m boat powered by roughly 188 m2 of sail. Expect a relaxed itinerary—anchoring to swim, short tacks outside the bay, and return to the same berth. The operator typically picks up in the city center; start times can be flexible but are weather dependent and may be canceled for safety.
Bring high‑SPF protection, non‑marking deck shoes, and a light windproof layer for the open water. If you plan to swim, pack a towel and a dry change. For groups new to sailing, the crew will brief you on safety and help you feel the rhythm of wind and tide as the city watches from the shore.
Yes—typical itineraries include anchoring off La Concha or near Santa Clara for a swim; follow the crew's safety briefing before entering the water.
The vessel is a comfortable 20‑meter classic yacht; private groups commonly range from small parties up to about 8–12 guests—confirm exact capacity with the operator when booking.
Boarding is in the central harbor area of San Sebastián, close to La Concha beach; the operator will provide exact meeting details after booking.
Trips can be canceled for safety reasons; the operator typically requires cancellation at least 24 hours for full refund—confirm the policy at booking and check forecasts on the day.
Ostarte Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step aboard a 20‑meter classic and feel the Cantabrian push the hull as the city shrinks to a line of Belle Époque roofs behind you.
Step aboard a 20‑meter classic and feel the Cantabrian push the hull as the city shrinks to a line of Belle Époque roofs behind you.
The yacht slips away from the harbor in the heart of Donostia/San Sebastián, aiming for La Concha's sheltered curve and the little island of Santa Clara. The sea dares you with pockets of warm sun and a steady Atlantic breeze; anchored off the beach, guests often trade deck shoes for a quick swim before the sails lift again.
San Sebastián grew into a European seaside resort in the 19th century when royalty and artists arrived for its beaches and breezes; that history is visible in the promenade and the old harbor walls you pass. Geologically the bay is a rounded embayment carved by coastal erosion, and Santa Clara sits like a low rocky knot at its center—an obvious waypoint for short coastal sails.
Practically: this private cruise runs about two hours on a 20‑m boat powered by roughly 188 m2 of sail. Expect a relaxed itinerary—anchoring to swim, short tacks outside the bay, and return to the same berth. The operator typically picks up in the city center; start times can be flexible but are weather dependent and may be canceled for safety.
Bring high‑SPF protection, non‑marking deck shoes, and a light windproof layer for the open water. If you plan to swim, pack a towel and a dry change. For groups new to sailing, the crew will brief you on safety and help you feel the rhythm of wind and tide as the city watches from the shore.