What a Day on Board Looks Like
Your charter begins at the marina with a welcome and a safety briefing. From there, you set a relaxed route along the coast.
Popular options include cruising past Puerto Banús, anchoring for a swim in a sheltered cove, or heading toward Estepona or Cabopino. You can also stay close to Marbella and enjoy the Sierra Blanca mountains rising behind the shoreline. Your skipper will suggest the best route based on the weather and sea conditions on the day.
Planning Your Charter
Best time to go: The boating season on the Costa del Sol runs from late spring to early autumn. July and August are the busiest and warmest, while May, June and September are often quieter with pleasant weather.
What to bring: Sun cream, a hat, swimwear, towels and soft-soled, non-marking shoes.
Weather: Sea conditions can change, and the captain always has the final say on safety. If conditions are unsuitable, we'll discuss alternatives with you.
What's included: Fuel, drinks, snacks and extras vary by booking. We confirm the full list in your quote.