Board the refitted Pershing 37 for a private three-hour cruise from Lagos and explore the Algarve’s cliffs, hidden coves, and sea caves. Expect snorkeling, SUP options, drinks, and a crew that fields every detail so you can focus on the view.
Board the refitted Pershing 37 for a private three-hour cruise from Lagos and explore the Algarve’s cliffs, hidden coves, and sea caves. Expect snorkeling, SUP options, drinks, and a crew that fields every detail so you can focus on the view.
The Pershing 37 eases away from Lagos Marina and the Algarve opens like a new map—limestone cliffs slicing the horizon, hidden coves with water so clear you can read the sand beneath the bow, and the smell of salt and warm sun pressing against the deck.
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Operated by Southwest Charters · Lagos, Algarve
The Pershing 37 eases away from Lagos Marina and the Algarve opens like a new map—limestone cliffs slicing the horizon, hidden coves with water so clear you can read the sand beneath the bow, and the smell of salt and warm sun pressing against the deck.
This three-hour private cruise follows the classic stretch of coast that made Lagos important in Portugal’s Age of Discovery: sandstone and conglomerate cliffs carved by millennia of Atlantic swell, peppered with sea caves and arches at Ponta da Piedade. Locals have long fished these waters and newer generations now guide visitors past the small beaches — Meia Praia and Praia Dona Ana among them — that sit at the feet of the town.
Onboard, the refitted Pershing 37 blends performance with comfort: shaded seating, sun pads, a compact interior, and a crew who handle lines so you can watch limestone stacks drift by. Expect optional stops for snorkeling around sheltered coves, quick SUP runs off calm anchorages, and a chance to skim along grotto mouths in a waterscooter.
Practical notes: departures are from the Southwest Boats Nautical Shop at Lagos Marina; the cruise is wheelchair-accessible but not recommended for guests with serious spinal or cardiac conditions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer for the sea, and swimwear under a cover-up for discreet transitions between sunning and water activities. Morning sails are calmer for snorkel/visibility, while late afternoons offer softer light on the cliffs. The Pershing experience is straightforward—relaxation paired with accessible adventure along one of Europe’s most visually dramatic coastal corridors.
Yes — bookings are for a private charter aboard the Pershing 37 for your party.
Yes — snorkeling equipment is provided and the crew will choose sheltered spots suitable for the group.
Complimentary bottled water, soft drinks, beer and white wine are included; a skipper and crew are provided.
Departures are from the Southwest Boats Nautical Shop at Lagos Marina; public transport options and local parking are nearby.
Southwest Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The Pershing 37 eases away from Lagos Marina and the Algarve opens like a new map—limestone cliffs slicing the horizon, hidden coves with water so clear you can read the sand beneath the bow, and the smell of salt and warm sun pressing against the deck.
The Pershing 37 eases away from Lagos Marina and the Algarve opens like a new map—limestone cliffs slicing the horizon, hidden coves with water so clear you can read the sand beneath the bow, and the smell of salt and warm sun pressing against the deck.
This three-hour private cruise follows the classic stretch of coast that made Lagos important in Portugal’s Age of Discovery: sandstone and conglomerate cliffs carved by millennia of Atlantic swell, peppered with sea caves and arches at Ponta da Piedade. Locals have long fished these waters and newer generations now guide visitors past the small beaches — Meia Praia and Praia Dona Ana among them — that sit at the feet of the town.
Onboard, the refitted Pershing 37 blends performance with comfort: shaded seating, sun pads, a compact interior, and a crew who handle lines so you can watch limestone stacks drift by. Expect optional stops for snorkeling around sheltered coves, quick SUP runs off calm anchorages, and a chance to skim along grotto mouths in a waterscooter.
Practical notes: departures are from the Southwest Boats Nautical Shop at Lagos Marina; the cruise is wheelchair-accessible but not recommended for guests with serious spinal or cardiac conditions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer for the sea, and swimwear under a cover-up for discreet transitions between sunning and water activities. Morning sails are calmer for snorkel/visibility, while late afternoons offer softer light on the cliffs. The Pershing experience is straightforward—relaxation paired with accessible adventure along one of Europe’s most visually dramatic coastal corridors.