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Board an 11.5‑m Elan 37 for a two‑hour sunset sail from Puerto Banús with complimentary drinks, snacks, snorkeling gear and a paddleboard. Perfect for small groups and romantic evenings, this easy cruise delivers coastal views, warm light and a relaxed maritime atmosphere.
Board an 11.5‑m Elan 37 for a two‑hour sunset sail from Puerto Banús with complimentary drinks, snacks, snorkeling gear and a paddleboard. Perfect for small groups and romantic evenings, this easy cruise delivers coastal views, warm light and a relaxed maritime atmosphere.
The boat slips away from the marina and the last light grazes the white façades of Puerto Banús — the city’s high-rises give way to open water and a shallow breath of sea. Onboard an 11.5‑meter Elan 37, a small group settles into the rhythm of the hull, glasses clinking as the yacht points west and the sun lowers behind the Sierra Blanca ridge.
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Operated by Dolphinsmarbella · Marbella, Andalusia
The boat slips away from the marina and the last light grazes the white façades of Puerto Banús — the city’s high-rises give way to open water and a shallow breath of sea. Onboard an 11.5‑meter Elan 37, a small group settles into the rhythm of the hull, glasses clinking as the yacht points west and the sun lowers behind the Sierra Blanca ridge.
This short evening cruise ties modern Marbella’s yacht culture to centuries of Mediterranean trade: gleaming marinas built where fishermen once moored, and a coastline carved of limestone and ancient sands. From the water you see the urban playa and, farther out, small headlands where clear coves invite a quick snorkel — the boat includes snorkeling gear, a paddleboard and basic fishing equipment if you want to try your luck before dusk.
The experience is sensory and practical: cool cava and soft drinks are provided, music sets a relaxed tempo, and the crew will help with boarding and safety. There is no elevation to speak of; the activity is accessible to most fitness levels and designed as a social, low‑effort outing ideal for couples, small groups or celebrations.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early, wear layered clothing for the shifting breeze and bring sun protection and a small bag for damp swimwear. If you’re prone to seasickness, take remedies beforehand. Respect local rules: avoid anchoring on seagrass, follow crew instructions, and pack out any trash. Two hours on a compact sailboat gives you a compact, unmistakable shoreline perspective — evening light, maritime motion and the coast sliding slowly by.
The two‑hour cruise includes complimentary water, soft drinks, beer, wine and cava, snacks, use of snorkeling equipment, a paddleboard and basic fishing equipment.
Plan to arrive about 10–15 minutes before the scheduled departure to check in and board; the boat departs promptly at the booked time.
Infants can ride in a stroller or on an adult’s lap; service animals are permitted but check with the operator ahead of time for space and safety considerations.
This cruise operates on calm coastal waters but if you’re prone to seasickness take preventive medication before boarding or use acupressure bands and stay on deck where you can see the horizon.
Dolphinsmarbella operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the marina and the last light grazes the white façades of Puerto Banús — the city’s high-rises give way to open water and a shallow breath of sea. Onboard an 11.5‑meter Elan 37, a small group settles into the rhythm of the hull, glasses clinking as the yacht points west and the sun lowers behind the Sierra Blanca ridge.
The boat slips away from the marina and the last light grazes the white façades of Puerto Banús — the city’s high-rises give way to open water and a shallow breath of sea. Onboard an 11.5‑meter Elan 37, a small group settles into the rhythm of the hull, glasses clinking as the yacht points west and the sun lowers behind the Sierra Blanca ridge.
This short evening cruise ties modern Marbella’s yacht culture to centuries of Mediterranean trade: gleaming marinas built where fishermen once moored, and a coastline carved of limestone and ancient sands. From the water you see the urban playa and, farther out, small headlands where clear coves invite a quick snorkel — the boat includes snorkeling gear, a paddleboard and basic fishing equipment if you want to try your luck before dusk.
The experience is sensory and practical: cool cava and soft drinks are provided, music sets a relaxed tempo, and the crew will help with boarding and safety. There is no elevation to speak of; the activity is accessible to most fitness levels and designed as a social, low‑effort outing ideal for couples, small groups or celebrations.
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early, wear layered clothing for the shifting breeze and bring sun protection and a small bag for damp swimwear. If you’re prone to seasickness, take remedies beforehand. Respect local rules: avoid anchoring on seagrass, follow crew instructions, and pack out any trash. Two hours on a compact sailboat gives you a compact, unmistakable shoreline perspective — evening light, maritime motion and the coast sliding slowly by.