Where do we meet the boat?

Meeting point is Sa Tuna on the Begur coast; check-in is recommended 15 minutes before boarding.

Is food and drink included?

Yes — the trip summary notes that food and drinks are included on board, though lunch ashore in Cadaqués is optional and may cost extra.

Can we disembark in Cadaqués?

Yes — the itinerary includes time to step ashore and explore Cadaqués during the stop.

How many people fit on the boat?

The charter accommodates up to 11 guests, making it suitable for small groups or families.

Is snorkeling provided?

The boat stops in sheltered coves where guests can swim and snorkel; bring your own snorkel gear if you prefer, or ask about rental options when booking.

What if I get seasick?

If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventive measures (reefer, motion-sickness meds) and sit mid-boat where motion is least; let the operator know before departure.

Private Begur–Cadaqués Charter on the Saxdor 320: Costa Brava Day Cruise | Private | Boat Tour

Adventure Brief

Spend a private day aboard the Saxdor 320 from Sa Tuna to Cadaqués, cruising past the Illes Medes reserve, swimming in hidden calas, and stepping ashore in an iconic Catalan village. Perfect for small groups who want a relaxed, well-run coastal escape.

8 hours

easy

From €1,668.84

On the Costa Brava between Begur and Cadaqués, an eight‑hour private run aboard the Saxdor 320 turns a classic Mediterranean day into a compact, effortless coastal odyssey. Embark from Sa Tuna, a small cove on the Begur coast in Catalunya, Spain, and let a skipper take you past low limestone cliffs, pine-draped headlands and the protected outcrops of the Illes Medes toward the white‑washed streets of Cadaqués. The route stitches together sheltered calas, pebbled beaches and the open blue, with frequent chances to drop anchor for a swim among Posidonia beds and small schools of fish. This trip is practical luxury: private charter for up to 11 people, food and drinks included, an itinerary that balances time on the water with a long stop to step ashore in Cadaqués. That coastal town is famous for its narrow alleys and its artistic history—Picasso and Salvador Dalí made the town a creative hub—and arriving by boat gives you an arrival few visitors enjoy. The Medes Islands, a marine reserve en route, add a conservation-minded highlight: their rock stacks and underwater life are prime for snorkelers and anyone interested in Mediterranean biodiversity. What makes this excursion stand out is its local scale and flexibility. The Saxdor 320 is nimble enough to reach hidden coves where larger boats cannot, so you can anchor close to cliffs and enter the water from the stern. Skippered service and included provisions remove the logistics, letting you focus on snorkeling, sunbathing on the foredeck, or wandering Cadaqués’ harbor cafés. The company meets guests at Sa Tuna; check-in is recommended 15 minutes before departure. Practical notes: expect roughly eight hours on board, so pack sun protection, layered clothing for sea breeze, and footwear for rocky jetties. Bring cash or card for an optional lunch ashore; some restaurants in Cadaqués are seasonal. The cruise is ideal for small groups, families with older children, or couples seeking privacy without the fuss of self-navigation. For travelers who prize coastal geology, clear water, and a shallow dive into Catalan seaside culture, this private Begur–Cadaqués run delivers a memorable day. It’s an efficient way to sample the Costa Brava’s geology, marine life and village life in one calm, well-run outing. Bookings usually fill quickly during summer, so consider shoulder seasons for quieter coves and cooler water temperatures. If you have mobility concerns, ask about boarding options and the length of the shore stop in Cadaqués to ensure time ashore matches needs. Photography enthusiasts will find crisp reflections in sheltered bays and dramatic cliffside compositions; bring a waterproof case for in-water shots. The combination of marine reserve viewing, private comfort, and a village lunch makes this an efficient, unforgettable day on the Catalan coast today.

About BRAVOLA BOATS SL

BRAVOLA BOATS SL is a boat charter operator based in L'Estartit, Catalunya. It offers guided and private sea excursions around the Montgrí Natural Park and the Illes Medes.

The company operates a variety of vessels including speedboats, a classic boat named Pepita, a velero and a superyacht for multi-hour charters. Trips depart from L'Estartit and include short routes such as three-hour cruises and extended six- to eight-hour charters. Many experiences include a professional captain or skipper, complimentary towels, snorkeling gear and a cooler stocked with refreshments.

Select charters list onboard dining options and a weekly oyster lunch that takes place on Wednesdays in the Medes area. Signature itineraries highlight swimming stops at Cala Calella and Cala Pedrosa, scenic navigation around Pals Bay and sunset cruises near Montgrí Castle. Longer voyages feature coastal navigation to Cadaqués and Begur aboard speedboat routes.

BRAVOLA BOATS SL is featured on The Adventure Collective, where trip pages present descriptions, schedules and booking information. The operator emphasizes natural sightseeing, safe navigation and flexible routes that allow guests to choose preferred stops with the skipper. Safety briefings and experienced crew are provided on captain-led charters.

Reservations are available for private groups and special events such as oyster tastings and customized excursions. For travelers seeking maritime experiences from L'Estartit, BRAVOLA BOATS SL provides local knowledge, varied vessel options and curated itineraries to explore the Catalan coast and marine protected areas. Information, availability and booking details are listed on The Adventure Collective listing and direct contact channels today online.