Set sail from Playa Blanca aboard a luxury catamaran to the sheltered Papagayo coves—four hours of snorkeling, paddleboarding and tapas anchored in clear Atlantic water. Small groups, supplied gear and on‑board refreshments make this an easy half‑day on Lanzarote’s southern coast.
Set sail from Playa Blanca aboard a luxury catamaran to the sheltered Papagayo coves—four hours of snorkeling, paddleboarding and tapas anchored in clear Atlantic water. Small groups, supplied gear and on‑board refreshments make this an easy half‑day on Lanzarote’s southern coast.
A low-slung catamaran slips away from Playa Blanca as the harbor loosens its grip; the Atlantic opens and the bow parts a clean, bracing line of sea. Onboard Ocean Lady, voices soften, towels unfurl and the skiff of wind teases the edges of a sunscreened conversation—the Papagayo coves ahead daring you toward turquoise shallows.
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Operated by Papagayo Catamaran · Playa Blanca, Las Palmas
A low-slung catamaran slips away from Playa Blanca as the harbor loosens its grip; the Atlantic opens and the bow parts a clean, bracing line of sea. Onboard Ocean Lady, voices soften, towels unfurl and the skiff of wind teases the edges of a sunscreened conversation—the Papagayo coves ahead daring you toward turquoise shallows.
This stretch of southern Lanzarote sits on volcanic bedrock shaped by Pleistocene eruptions; cliffs of black basalt and ochre tuff frame small white-sand beaches reclaimed by wind and wave. The Papagayo beaches lie within the Los Ajaches protected area, historically a place of pastoral grazing and maritime refuge—today a stop for swimmers and snorkelers seeking clear water and sheltered anchorages.
Expect a relaxed four-hour cruise with a small-group atmosphere (maximum ~12 guests), anchoring off secluded coves. Snorkels, fins, masks, SUPs and kayaks are provided; the crew serves freshly made local tapas, soft drinks and a selection of alcoholic beverages while you drift or paddle.
Practical edge: the sea can swing from glassy calm to wind-driven chop—bring a light windbreaker and reef-safe sunscreen. Towels and restrooms are onboard; Wi‑Fi is available though signal varies once you round the headlands. Pick-up service can be arranged directly with the operator; cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours prior.
This trip suits travelers looking for an easy, active half-day on the water—snorkelers, paddleboarders and families will find the rhythm of the boat forgiving, the coves luminous, and the geology a blunt, fascinating contrast to the gentler Canarian beaches to the north.
Pick-up is available but must be booked directly on the operator’s website—check pickup points and times when reserving.
No—this trip is marketed as suitable for all fitness levels; basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling and paddleboarding, and flotation aids are provided.
Snorkel gear, fins, masks, kayaks, SUPs, lunch, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are included, along with restrooms and Wi‑Fi on board.
Full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; weather or insufficient travelers may also trigger cancellation with refund.
Papagayo Catamaran operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




A low-slung catamaran slips away from Playa Blanca as the harbor loosens its grip; the Atlantic opens and the bow parts a clean, bracing line of sea. Onboard Ocean Lady, voices soften, towels unfurl and the skiff of wind teases the edges of a sunscreened conversation—the Papagayo coves ahead daring you toward turquoise shallows.
A low-slung catamaran slips away from Playa Blanca as the harbor loosens its grip; the Atlantic opens and the bow parts a clean, bracing line of sea. Onboard Ocean Lady, voices soften, towels unfurl and the skiff of wind teases the edges of a sunscreened conversation—the Papagayo coves ahead daring you toward turquoise shallows.
This stretch of southern Lanzarote sits on volcanic bedrock shaped by Pleistocene eruptions; cliffs of black basalt and ochre tuff frame small white-sand beaches reclaimed by wind and wave. The Papagayo beaches lie within the Los Ajaches protected area, historically a place of pastoral grazing and maritime refuge—today a stop for swimmers and snorkelers seeking clear water and sheltered anchorages.
Expect a relaxed four-hour cruise with a small-group atmosphere (maximum ~12 guests), anchoring off secluded coves. Snorkels, fins, masks, SUPs and kayaks are provided; the crew serves freshly made local tapas, soft drinks and a selection of alcoholic beverages while you drift or paddle.
Practical edge: the sea can swing from glassy calm to wind-driven chop—bring a light windbreaker and reef-safe sunscreen. Towels and restrooms are onboard; Wi‑Fi is available though signal varies once you round the headlands. Pick-up service can be arranged directly with the operator; cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours prior.
This trip suits travelers looking for an easy, active half-day on the water—snorkelers, paddleboarders and families will find the rhythm of the boat forgiving, the coves luminous, and the geology a blunt, fascinating contrast to the gentler Canarian beaches to the north.