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Spend a breezy 4.5 hours aboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive catamaran cruise from Puerto Base in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria. Enjoy coastal vistas, swimming and snorkelling in clear bays, plus optional watersports and on-board dining.
Spend a breezy 4.5 hours aboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive catamaran cruise from Puerto Base in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria. Enjoy coastal vistas, swimming and snorkelling in clear bays, plus optional watersports and on-board dining.
The catamaran slips from Puerto Base as afternoon light softens over the western shore of Gran Canaria. Sea breeze pulls at your hair, the hull hums, and the coastline unspools—steep volcanic cliffs giving way to pockets of golden sand and the white roofs of fishing hamlets. Onboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive rhythm sets the pace: food served, drinks circulated, and the option to slide into clear water for a snorkel where fish dart among rocky reefs.
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Operated by Afriyacht SL · Puerto Rico (Mogán), Las Palmas
The catamaran slips from Puerto Base as afternoon light softens over the western shore of Gran Canaria. Sea breeze pulls at your hair, the hull hums, and the coastline unspools—steep volcanic cliffs giving way to pockets of golden sand and the white roofs of fishing hamlets. Onboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive rhythm sets the pace: food served, drinks circulated, and the option to slide into clear water for a snorkel where fish dart among rocky reefs.
Gran Canaria’s coast is volcanic sculpting made visible—lava flows and tuff cliffs reveal a geologic history that shaped local harbors used by fishermen for centuries. Cultural traces remain in nearby Mogán: low-slung houses, palm-lined promenades, and small harbors that still land daily catch. The crew are local guides to the sea, pointing out coves, seabirds, and likely dolphin pods that frequent warmer currents.
Practicalities are straightforward. The cruise runs about 4.5 hours, departs Puerto Base, Puerto Rico, and is wheelchair friendly with accessible boarding. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light jacket for the breeze. Snorkelling equipment is provided, and optional watersports—jet-ski, donut, parasailing—are available at extra cost. Book seats early in summer; afternoon trips take advantage of calmer seas and long daylight.
This outing suits families and travelers who want a relaxed sea day with easy activity options: a mix of coastal viewing, a refreshing swim, and local flavors served on deck. Respect marine life, follow crew guidance when swimming, and you’ll carry a clear, seawashed view of Gran Canaria home with you.
easy.
4–5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; able to climb a short boarding ramp and move around a boat deck
Yes—Afrikat serves a chicken wrap with pasta salad and offers sangria, beer, soft drinks and water as part of the package; advise dietary needs at booking.
Yes, there’s a swim stop in a calm bay and snorkelling equipment is provided free of charge.
The vessel and embarkation are wheelchair accessible; notify the operator at booking so they can assist with boarding.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; no refund within 24 hours.
Gran Canaria’s coastline is the product of volcanic eruptions; small harbors like Mogán have been fishing hubs for generations and retain distinct local maritime culture.
Stay on board designated swim areas, avoid touching reef life, and use provided waste bins—operations here emphasize minimizing single‑use plastics and protecting marine habitats.
Afriyacht SL operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips from Puerto Base as afternoon light softens over the western shore of Gran Canaria. Sea breeze pulls at your hair, the hull hums, and the coastline unspools—steep volcanic cliffs giving way to pockets of golden sand and the white roofs of fishing hamlets. Onboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive rhythm sets the pace: food served, drinks circulated, and the option to slide into clear water for a snorkel where fish dart among rocky reefs.
The catamaran slips from Puerto Base as afternoon light softens over the western shore of Gran Canaria. Sea breeze pulls at your hair, the hull hums, and the coastline unspools—steep volcanic cliffs giving way to pockets of golden sand and the white roofs of fishing hamlets. Onboard Afrikat, an all-inclusive rhythm sets the pace: food served, drinks circulated, and the option to slide into clear water for a snorkel where fish dart among rocky reefs.
Gran Canaria’s coast is volcanic sculpting made visible—lava flows and tuff cliffs reveal a geologic history that shaped local harbors used by fishermen for centuries. Cultural traces remain in nearby Mogán: low-slung houses, palm-lined promenades, and small harbors that still land daily catch. The crew are local guides to the sea, pointing out coves, seabirds, and likely dolphin pods that frequent warmer currents.
Practicalities are straightforward. The cruise runs about 4.5 hours, departs Puerto Base, Puerto Rico, and is wheelchair friendly with accessible boarding. Bring swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light jacket for the breeze. Snorkelling equipment is provided, and optional watersports—jet-ski, donut, parasailing—are available at extra cost. Book seats early in summer; afternoon trips take advantage of calmer seas and long daylight.
This outing suits families and travelers who want a relaxed sea day with easy activity options: a mix of coastal viewing, a refreshing swim, and local flavors served on deck. Respect marine life, follow crew guidance when swimming, and you’ll carry a clear, seawashed view of Gran Canaria home with you.