If you like sea views with a party edge. This Costa Brava catamaran trip turns a simple afternoon sail into a celebration, with you sharing the boat with other anniversary groups. I like the mix of swim time in coves (with mats and a trampoline) plus the no-fuss BBQ lunch on board. The main thing to think about is that this is not a quiet, romantic outing. It’s upbeat, with a DJ and a group vibe.

You’ll start from the Lloret de Mar beach area and head along the coast before anchoring in a sheltered cove near the rocks. Once stopped, you can lounge on the large solarium network, join in on games, or just do the classic tourist job: stare at the coastline until time disappears. I also like that the meal is prepared on the spot by the crew and that drinks are built into the price.

At about 4 hours for around $60.01, this is usually good value because the ticket covers food plus 5 drinks. Just remember private transportation isn’t included, and the schedule depends on having good weather, since the trip is specifically designed for sailing and swimming time.

Key highlights you’ll actually feel during the trip

• Anchoring in a Costa Brava cove near the rocks for a proper swim stop
• Onboard BBQ lunch with beef burgers, marinated chicken cubes, pasta, salad, and fruit salad
• 5 included drinks (beer, sangria and/or soft drinks) plus water at will
• Play-and-relax water options: swim mats, trampoline, and time for sunbathing
• DJ music with kept-in-check volume plus a group celebration atmosphere

Entering the mood: a 4-hour sailing party built for anniversaries

This outing is designed for celebration groups, especially anniversaries. The operator plans the experience so you’ll share the catamaran with other groups in a relaxed but festive mood. There’s a DJ on board, and they keep the volume at a level that fits the setting, not a nightclub takeover.

You’ll be on a spacious catamaran, so even when the group energy is high, there’s still room to spread out. That matters because the activity includes more than just sitting on deck: there’s a full meal, drinks, and active break time when you’re anchored.

One small “fit check” before you book: it’s explicitly not for hen and stag/bachelor parties, and it also bans things like costumes and loud tools (think whistles, megaphones, speakers) and even group singing antics. In plain terms, it’s trying to keep the celebration fun without going full chaos.

From Lloret de Mar to open water: where the trip starts

The meeting point is Passeig d’Agustí Font, 2, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain. The activity ends back at the same meeting point, so you’re not dealing with a complicated end location.

From there, you’ll depart from the shore of Lloret de Mar Beach and head aboard to get settled with the crew. Because the trip is only about 4 hours, the timing is part of the deal. You’re not going to spend the day stuck in transit; you’ll spend it at sea, then stopped for swimming and food.

Practical tip: show up a little early. Not because you’ll be waiting ages, but because you’ll want time to get your boarding stuff sorted (especially if you’re bringing swim items).

Sailing along Costa Brava, then anchoring in a swim-ready cove

The core rhythm is simple:

1) You sail along the Costa Brava coastline for the afternoon.

2) The captain decides where to anchor in a cove near the rocks.

3) You switch from travel mode to play mode.

The anchoring stop is where the trip really earns its keep. You’ll get time near the rocks to enjoy the seabed, plus a swim setup that includes mats and a trampoline. If you like water time but don’t want to turn it into an all-day swim session, this is a neat balance.

On the boat, there’s plenty of space to just hang out too. There’s a large solarium network for sunbathing, and a central bathtub area with a covered section. That covered space is useful if you want a break from direct sun or you’re traveling in changeable weather.

You can also join games when you’re anchored. If you’re the kind of person who likes to participate, you’ll probably enjoy that structure. If you’re not, no worries. The design of the boat gives you options: move toward the action or just stay comfortable on deck.

BBQ on board: what’s served and why it’s part of the value

Once you’re anchored, the crew prepares a classic barbecue meal on board. This is not a “snack and hope” situation. You’ll get a full lunch flow, with multiple components.

Here’s what’s included:

• Lunch pasta with tomato sauce or salad
• BBQ on board with beef burgers and marinated chicken cubes
• Fruit salad
• Salad as part of the meal plan

The chicken cubes are noted as gluten-free and halal, which is a meaningful detail if you’re trying to plan around dietary needs. The listing doesn’t say the whole menu is gluten-free, but this is still a good sign of thoughtful options within the standard BBQ format.

Food and timing work together here. The trip is short enough that you’re not waiting hours for lunch. And because it’s on board, you’re eating without breaking the sea rhythm.

If you’re the type who worries about eating on boats, the practical answer is this: eat when it’s served and pace yourself with the drinks. The meal is a built-in part of the experience, not an add-on you scramble to find after you’re already hungry.

Drinks: the “5 included” plan and how to think about it

Your ticket includes 5 drinks: a mix of beer, sangria and/or soft drinks. Water is also included at will.

This approach is part of the value calculation. At $60.01 for about 4 hours, the fact that drinks are included helps you avoid the usual “I’ll buy one later” cost spiral. You can go light and still be happy, or you can lean into the celebration.

If you want more, additional drinks can be purchased at the bar for €2 per glass. It’s good to know that the listing mentions the bar purchase is under the captain’s decision, so don’t assume everything is instantly available at all moments. In practice, that just means the crew controls the flow to keep things safe and organized.

Music, group rules, and the kind of vibe you’ll get

A DJ provides music, with the promise that volume is respected. That’s key, because “DJ on a boat” can range from pleasant background sound to painful noise. Here, the operator is aiming for party energy without turning the boat into a sound system test.

The bigger vibe control is the crowd rules. The trip is built for anniversary groups and explicitly disallows hen and stag parties. It also forbids behaviors that tend to escalate: costumes, obscene objects, whistles, megaphones, speakers, and group singing.

So if you’re looking for:

• a fun afternoon with people in celebration mode
• a mix of music and sea time
• an easy lunch and included drinks

…this is likely a good match. If you’re after a super quiet sail where conversation stays private and nobody’s singing, you should consider whether a DJ and group celebration format is your thing.

Who this catamaran trip fits best (and who should skip it)

This works especially well for people who want a social day without the stress of planning. It’s also a strong option if your idea of fun includes water breaks and not just sightseeing.

It’s a good fit for:

• Anniversary celebrations and larger group occasions
• People who like casual swimming options (mats and trampoline help make it easy)
• Anyone who wants lunch and drinks handled for them

It’s not ideal for:

• Anyone who wants a quiet, low-stimulation experience
• Groups hoping to do a bachelor/hen style party with costumes or loud gear

Also note the group size limit: there’s a maximum of 100 travelers, so it won’t be a tiny intimate boat, but it’s not going to feel like a packed mega-cruise either.

Price and logistics: is $60.01 really fair?

Let’s look at the math in plain terms. For about 4 hours, you’re getting:

• the catamaran sail along the coast
• an anchored swim cove experience
• BBQ lunch plus pasta, salad, and fruit salad
• 5 drinks included
• water at will

At $60.01, that’s often strong value compared to paying separately for a meal and drinks. The real “gotcha” isn’t the price. It’s that private transportation isn’t included, and you’re meeting at a specific point in Lloret de Mar. If you’re coming from Girona or farther out, factor in your travel time and cost so you don’t feel rushed.

Also keep in mind the trip requires good weather. If conditions aren’t right, the operator may cancel and offer a different date or a full refund. That’s normal for sea-based activities, but it does affect your planning certainty.

What to bring so you enjoy every part

The listing doesn’t spell out a packing list, so I’ll stick to practical basics you’ll want for any boat-and-swim afternoon:

• swimwear and a way to dry off after (boat days tend to mean damp gear)
• sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
• a light cover-up for when you’re not in the water

Because drinks and food are included, you can travel a bit lighter on decision-making. Just don’t overpack with heavy items that you won’t want to manage during the swim stop.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the catamaran trip along the Costa Brava?

It’s approximately 4 hours.

What does the price include?

The ticket includes lunch (pasta with tomato sauce or salad), onboard BBQ (beef burgers and marinated chicken cubes), fruit salad, and 5 drinks (beer, sangria and/or soft drinks) plus water at will.

Where is the meeting point in Lloret de Mar?

You meet at Passeig d’Agustí Font, 2, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain, and the tour ends back there.

What can I do once the catamaran anchors?

Once anchored, you can enjoy the seabed near the rocks and go for a dip with swim mats and use the trampoline. You can also participate in games or sunbathe on the large solarium network.

Are bachelor or hen parties allowed?

No. Hen and stag groups are not accepted, and the rules also ban costumes and loud party items like whistles, megaphones, and speakers.

Can I buy extra drinks beyond the included ones?

Yes. Additional drinks may be purchased at the bar for €2 per glass.

What if the weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

Should you book Catamaran Sensation Costa Brava?

I’d book it if you want a straightforward, good-value afternoon: sailing along the Costa Brava, a proper swim stop in a cove, and a cooked-on-board BBQ with drinks handled for you. The built-in party rules (no stag/hen formats, controlled music volume) suggest you’ll get celebration energy without the worst excesses.

I wouldn’t book it if you’re craving quiet, scenic peace with zero noise, or if you’re traveling with a group that needs a bachelor/hen style party setup. In this format, that’s not what the boat is designed for.

If you’re flexible with weather and you’re comfortable meeting at Lloret de Mar for a short, fun 4-hour sea break, it’s an easy “yes” for a group day on the coast.