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Charter the Astondoa 40’ for a private coastal escape off Gran Canaria—snorkel, stand-up paddle and sunbathe away from crowded tours. Flexible 3–8 hour departures, gear and crew included.
Charter the Astondoa 40’ for a private coastal escape off Gran Canaria—snorkel, stand-up paddle and sunbathe away from crowded tours. Flexible 3–8 hour departures, gear and crew included.
The hull slips away from the marina and the city’s low-slung buildings thin into a ribbon of shoreline; salt air cuts cool, and the deck hums with the small rituals of a private charter—ice bucket, playlist, crew briefing. Onboard the Astondoa 40’ open, up to eight people find sun beds, a shaded cockpit and a pair of stand-up paddleboards ready to push off into blue.
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Operated by Nirvana Dreams · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Gran Canaria
The hull slips away from the marina and the city’s low-slung buildings thin into a ribbon of shoreline; salt air cuts cool, and the deck hums with the small rituals of a private charter—ice bucket, playlist, crew briefing. Onboard the Astondoa 40’ open, up to eight people find sun beds, a shaded cockpit and a pair of stand-up paddleboards ready to push off into blue.
Gran Canaria’s coast is volcanic rock beveled by Atlantic surf: black cliffs, hidden coves and sand beaches formed from eroded basalt and wind-driven grains transported from the south. The island’s maritime history mixes Guanche roots and later Spanish trade; fishermen’s coves and port towns still mark traditional anchor points along the coast.
Expect dolphin pods to cut through the boat’s wake, and during summer months sea turtles and seasonal shoals near drop-offs. The crew can choose calmer mornings for snorkeling over seagrass meadows or midday anchorages for sunbathing and tapas afloat. The trip is flexible—three- to eight-hour private charters at about €165/hour—and comes with snorkeling gear, two SUPs and an open bar.
Practically: pick morning windows for glassy water and softer sun; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light wind layer for the afternoon sea breeze. If prone to motion sickness, take preventative meds before boarding. Confirm pickup logistics—most departures come from Las Palmas or tourist marinas—and verify the minimum booking time. Respect marine life: avoid anchoring on seagrass, minimize single-use plastics and follow crew guidance when swimming.
The Astondoa 40’ open accommodates up to 8 guests comfortably, following the operator’s safety limits.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and two stand-up paddleboards are included as part of the charter.
The minimum charter is 3 hours at approximately €165 per hour; confirm exact pricing and seasonal rates with the operator.
Pickups from nearby marinas and commonly from hotels or cruise ports are typically available—confirm pickup point during booking.
Nirvana Dreams operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull slips away from the marina and the city’s low-slung buildings thin into a ribbon of shoreline; salt air cuts cool, and the deck hums with the small rituals of a private charter—ice bucket, playlist, crew briefing. Onboard the Astondoa 40’ open, up to eight people find sun beds, a shaded cockpit and a pair of stand-up paddleboards ready to push off into blue.
The hull slips away from the marina and the city’s low-slung buildings thin into a ribbon of shoreline; salt air cuts cool, and the deck hums with the small rituals of a private charter—ice bucket, playlist, crew briefing. Onboard the Astondoa 40’ open, up to eight people find sun beds, a shaded cockpit and a pair of stand-up paddleboards ready to push off into blue.
Gran Canaria’s coast is volcanic rock beveled by Atlantic surf: black cliffs, hidden coves and sand beaches formed from eroded basalt and wind-driven grains transported from the south. The island’s maritime history mixes Guanche roots and later Spanish trade; fishermen’s coves and port towns still mark traditional anchor points along the coast.
Expect dolphin pods to cut through the boat’s wake, and during summer months sea turtles and seasonal shoals near drop-offs. The crew can choose calmer mornings for snorkeling over seagrass meadows or midday anchorages for sunbathing and tapas afloat. The trip is flexible—three- to eight-hour private charters at about €165/hour—and comes with snorkeling gear, two SUPs and an open bar.
Practically: pick morning windows for glassy water and softer sun; bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light wind layer for the afternoon sea breeze. If prone to motion sickness, take preventative meds before boarding. Confirm pickup logistics—most departures come from Las Palmas or tourist marinas—and verify the minimum booking time. Respect marine life: avoid anchoring on seagrass, minimize single-use plastics and follow crew guidance when swimming.