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Board a private charter from Puerto Rico harbor for a 4.5-hour coastal cruise west along Gran Canaria’s cliffs. Expect snorkeling, kayaking, SUP, lunch and unlimited soft drinks, beer and sangria—all included for a relaxed day on the Atlantic.
Board a private charter from Puerto Rico harbor for a 4.5-hour coastal cruise west along Gran Canaria’s cliffs. Expect snorkeling, kayaking, SUP, lunch and unlimited soft drinks, beer and sangria—all included for a relaxed day on the Atlantic.
Morning light cuts across Puerto Rico harbor and the Atlantic nudges the bow as you step aboard a private charter aimed west along Gran Canaria’s southern cliffs.
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Operated by Exclusive Boat · Puerto Rico (Mogán), Las Palmas (Gran Canaria)
Morning light cuts across Puerto Rico harbor and the Atlantic nudges the bow as you step aboard a private charter aimed west along Gran Canaria’s southern cliffs.
The island’s volcanic bones—black basalt cliffs and pale sand pockets—rise and fall in short, dramatic arcs. Centuries of fishing shaped the coastline here; small harbors and stacked flat-roofed houses mark the transition from working ports to resort towns. The captain will slide the boat into crystalline water where sea caves gape like dark doorways and the current teases swimmers toward hidden arches.
Geology is obvious: layered lava flows, steep escarpments, and beaches formed from weathered rock and longshore drift. Culture shows in simple ways—sangria poured at midday, fishermen’s nets repaired ashore, and Mogán’s harbor villages a few miles down the coast.
Practically, expect a 4.5-hour private cruise departing Puerto Rico with swimming, guided snorkeling using provided gear, free-use kayaks and SUPs, and optional sport-fishing. Lunch and unlimited soft drinks, beer, sangria, and water are included. Boats advertize capacity for groups but operate as private charters—plan for personalized pacing and variable stop lengths.
Bring reef shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry towel, and a light wind layer for the return. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative medication before boarding. Morning departures reduce wind and maximise visibility for snorkeling; late afternoons cool the sun while keeping calm seas.
This is an accessible maritime daytrip that combines straightforward water sports with calm cruising and coastal exploration—an efficient way to read the island’s shoreline and step into its Atlantic rhythms.
Trips depart from Puerto Rico harbor (Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria) with check-in usually at the marina; specific meeting point given at booking.
Yes—snorkeling gear, kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards are included for free use during the cruise.
Lunch and unlimited soft drinks, beer, sangria and water are included in the excursion price.
The trip is advertised as family-friendly and wheelchair accessible for boarding areas, but confirm individual needs with the operator and note that water access may require assistance.
Exclusive Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light cuts across Puerto Rico harbor and the Atlantic nudges the bow as you step aboard a private charter aimed west along Gran Canaria’s southern cliffs.
Morning light cuts across Puerto Rico harbor and the Atlantic nudges the bow as you step aboard a private charter aimed west along Gran Canaria’s southern cliffs.
The island’s volcanic bones—black basalt cliffs and pale sand pockets—rise and fall in short, dramatic arcs. Centuries of fishing shaped the coastline here; small harbors and stacked flat-roofed houses mark the transition from working ports to resort towns. The captain will slide the boat into crystalline water where sea caves gape like dark doorways and the current teases swimmers toward hidden arches.
Geology is obvious: layered lava flows, steep escarpments, and beaches formed from weathered rock and longshore drift. Culture shows in simple ways—sangria poured at midday, fishermen’s nets repaired ashore, and Mogán’s harbor villages a few miles down the coast.
Practically, expect a 4.5-hour private cruise departing Puerto Rico with swimming, guided snorkeling using provided gear, free-use kayaks and SUPs, and optional sport-fishing. Lunch and unlimited soft drinks, beer, sangria, and water are included. Boats advertize capacity for groups but operate as private charters—plan for personalized pacing and variable stop lengths.
Bring reef shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry towel, and a light wind layer for the return. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative medication before boarding. Morning departures reduce wind and maximise visibility for snorkeling; late afternoons cool the sun while keeping calm seas.
This is an accessible maritime daytrip that combines straightforward water sports with calm cruising and coastal exploration—an efficient way to read the island’s shoreline and step into its Atlantic rhythms.