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Spend four hours aboard a modern catamaran from Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, sailing to secluded coves like Veneguera or Tiritaña. Expect snorkeling, light fishing, paella and cava served on deck — a relaxed ocean day with volcanic coast views.
Spend four hours aboard a modern catamaran from Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, sailing to secluded coves like Veneguera or Tiritaña. Expect snorkeling, light fishing, paella and cava served on deck — a relaxed ocean day with volcanic coast views.
Salt-slick air and reef-sparkle greet you as the catamaran slides away from Puerto Rico’s marina, bright hulls cutting the Atlantic blue. In four hours you’ll cross sunlit chop toward the quiet coves of Veneguera or Tiritaña, places where volcanic cliffs fold into black-sand shelves and the sea dares you to dive in.
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Operated by VIMOTIONS · Puerto Rico (Gran Canaria), Las Palmas
Salt-slick air and reef-sparkle greet you as the catamaran slides away from Puerto Rico’s marina, bright hulls cutting the Atlantic blue. In four hours you’ll cross sunlit chop toward the quiet coves of Veneguera or Tiritaña, places where volcanic cliffs fold into black-sand shelves and the sea dares you to dive in.
Gran Canaria’s southern coast is volcanic — uplifted basalt and tuff carved by wind and wave — a landscape that shaped local settlements and fishing traditions. Puerto Rico (in Mogán municipality) only rose as a modern port and resort in the 20th century, so this cruise pairs contemporary comfort with island culinary notes: paella, wrinkled potatoes with mojo and cava served on deck.
Onboard is leisurely coastal sailing: open-water stretches, swimming and guided snorkeling at sheltered coves, plus light fishing equipment for casual attempts. The crew manages gear, safety briefings and a floating sundeck for lounging, making the trip accessible to non-divers and families. Water clarity is best in calm conditions; keep an eye on wind direction when planning swims.
Practical guidance: arrive 15–20 minutes early, wear reef-safe sunscreen and a swimsuit, and pack a light layer for breezes. If you’re prone to seasickness, choose a central seat, hydrate and focus on the horizon. Bring a waterproof case for cameras and respect marine life while snorkeling — observe, don’t touch.
It’s a relaxed, sensory half-day: sun, salt, short explorations of volcanic shoreline and easy local flavors — ideal for travelers seeking a no-fuss ocean day.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility for boarding, short swims and moving on deck.
The tour departs from the marina in Puerto Rico (Mogán), south Gran Canaria; check your booking for the exact meeting point and arrival time.
Yes—basic snorkeling gear is provided by the operator; bring your own if you prefer a personal fit.
Lunch (paella, salad, wrinkled potatoes with mojo and seasonal fruit) plus beer, cava, soft drinks and water are included in the trip price.
The activity is rated easy and suitable for families; the vessel is wheelchair-accessible according to the operator, but check specific assistance needs in advance.
Gran Canaria’s southern shore formed from volcanic eruptions and marine erosion; the modern port of Puerto Rico developed in the 20th century as tourism and fishing intersected.
Use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching marine life while snorkeling and minimize single-use plastics onboard to protect coastal ecosystems.
VIMOTIONS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt-slick air and reef-sparkle greet you as the catamaran slides away from Puerto Rico’s marina, bright hulls cutting the Atlantic blue. In four hours you’ll cross sunlit chop toward the quiet coves of Veneguera or Tiritaña, places where volcanic cliffs fold into black-sand shelves and the sea dares you to dive in.
Salt-slick air and reef-sparkle greet you as the catamaran slides away from Puerto Rico’s marina, bright hulls cutting the Atlantic blue. In four hours you’ll cross sunlit chop toward the quiet coves of Veneguera or Tiritaña, places where volcanic cliffs fold into black-sand shelves and the sea dares you to dive in.
Gran Canaria’s southern coast is volcanic — uplifted basalt and tuff carved by wind and wave — a landscape that shaped local settlements and fishing traditions. Puerto Rico (in Mogán municipality) only rose as a modern port and resort in the 20th century, so this cruise pairs contemporary comfort with island culinary notes: paella, wrinkled potatoes with mojo and cava served on deck.
Onboard is leisurely coastal sailing: open-water stretches, swimming and guided snorkeling at sheltered coves, plus light fishing equipment for casual attempts. The crew manages gear, safety briefings and a floating sundeck for lounging, making the trip accessible to non-divers and families. Water clarity is best in calm conditions; keep an eye on wind direction when planning swims.
Practical guidance: arrive 15–20 minutes early, wear reef-safe sunscreen and a swimsuit, and pack a light layer for breezes. If you’re prone to seasickness, choose a central seat, hydrate and focus on the horizon. Bring a waterproof case for cameras and respect marine life while snorkeling — observe, don’t touch.
It’s a relaxed, sensory half-day: sun, salt, short explorations of volcanic shoreline and easy local flavors — ideal for travelers seeking a no-fuss ocean day.