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Board a stable 23‑meter catamaran for a relaxed three‑hour cruise along Catalonia’s Costa Daurada. Expect a swim stop with snorkel goggles, an open bar and a midday burger on select departures.
Board a stable 23‑meter catamaran for a relaxed three‑hour cruise along Catalonia’s Costa Daurada. Expect a swim stop with snorkel goggles, an open bar and a midday burger on select departures.
You step onto a broad foredeck as the harbor breathes salt and heat; a 23‑meter catamaran yawns wide beneath your feet, its 10.5‑meter beam making each swell feel like a gentle suggestion rather than a shove. The ship moves steadily away from the pier, the Mediterranean pulling at the hull and daring you to dive when the captain drops anchor.
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Operated by Creuers Costa Daurada · Salou, Catalonia
You step onto a broad foredeck as the harbor breathes salt and heat; a 23‑meter catamaran yawns wide beneath your feet, its 10.5‑meter beam making each swell feel like a gentle suggestion rather than a shove. The ship moves steadily away from the pier, the Mediterranean pulling at the hull and daring you to dive when the captain drops anchor.
The Costa Daurada—“Golden Coast”—earned its name from long, fine beaches and low rocky coves carved by Pleistocene sea levels. Tarragona’s Roman port lies a short drive inland, where columns still mark the commerce that once fed these shores. Today the coastline is a mix of family beaches, pine‑fringed bluffs and fishing coves, and this cruise stitches them together with a practical seaside rhythm: three hours, a swim stop with snorkel goggles provided, and an open bar pouring beer, sangria and cava.
Practical notes: morning departures at 10:00 and 13:00 (Sunday–Friday) include a deluxe beef cheeseburger and baked potatoes; a 16:00 cruise runs daily and includes drinks only. Capacity is 104; onboard restrooms and stable deck space make this accessible for most travelers. Bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, a towel and a swimsuit; pack motion‑sickness meds if you’re prone to rolling seas. Boarding uses mobile tickets; infants ride on laps and alcohol is restricted to 18+. Cancellation refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance.
It’s an easy, sociable way to meet the Mediterranean up close: swim, sip and scan the shoreline, then step back onto land with sand between your toes and a clearer sense of this coastline’s long, salty history.
A three‑hour cruise, open bar (beer, sangria, cava, water, soft drinks), snorkel goggles, and morning/early afternoon trips include a beef cheeseburger with deluxe baked potatoes.
Departures are at 10:00 and 13:00 (Sunday–Friday) with lunch included; a 16:00 cruise runs daily and includes drinks only; each trip lasts three hours.
Yes—it's family‑friendly with restrooms onboard; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and strollers are accessible for boarding.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Creuers Costa Daurada operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto a broad foredeck as the harbor breathes salt and heat; a 23‑meter catamaran yawns wide beneath your feet, its 10.5‑meter beam making each swell feel like a gentle suggestion rather than a shove. The ship moves steadily away from the pier, the Mediterranean pulling at the hull and daring you to dive when the captain drops anchor.
You step onto a broad foredeck as the harbor breathes salt and heat; a 23‑meter catamaran yawns wide beneath your feet, its 10.5‑meter beam making each swell feel like a gentle suggestion rather than a shove. The ship moves steadily away from the pier, the Mediterranean pulling at the hull and daring you to dive when the captain drops anchor.
The Costa Daurada—“Golden Coast”—earned its name from long, fine beaches and low rocky coves carved by Pleistocene sea levels. Tarragona’s Roman port lies a short drive inland, where columns still mark the commerce that once fed these shores. Today the coastline is a mix of family beaches, pine‑fringed bluffs and fishing coves, and this cruise stitches them together with a practical seaside rhythm: three hours, a swim stop with snorkel goggles provided, and an open bar pouring beer, sangria and cava.
Practical notes: morning departures at 10:00 and 13:00 (Sunday–Friday) include a deluxe beef cheeseburger and baked potatoes; a 16:00 cruise runs daily and includes drinks only. Capacity is 104; onboard restrooms and stable deck space make this accessible for most travelers. Bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, a towel and a swimsuit; pack motion‑sickness meds if you’re prone to rolling seas. Boarding uses mobile tickets; infants ride on laps and alcohol is restricted to 18+. Cancellation refunds are available for cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance.
It’s an easy, sociable way to meet the Mediterranean up close: swim, sip and scan the shoreline, then step back onto land with sand between your toes and a clearer sense of this coastline’s long, salty history.