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Step aboard a private 17m yacht for a four-hour cruise from Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria — with open bar, snacks, paddleboards and snorkel stops in sea-access coves. Expect calm snorkeling waters, sheltered bays, and coastal views shaped by volcanic geology.
Step aboard a private 17m yacht for a four-hour cruise from Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria — with open bar, snacks, paddleboards and snorkel stops in sea-access coves. Expect calm snorkeling waters, sheltered bays, and coastal views shaped by volcanic geology.
The bow breaks the salt-slick surface and the Atlantic breathes against your face as the coastline of southern Gran Canaria eases into view. Sunlight skitters off low cliffs and the crew passes a glass of cava — the small pleasures of a private yacht taking on the sea. Waves probe the hull like a curious animal; the breeze pushes you toward quieter coves only reachable by water.
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Operated by Infinity Boat Tours Gran Canaria · Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria, Gran Canaria
The bow breaks the salt-slick surface and the Atlantic breathes against your face as the coastline of southern Gran Canaria eases into view. Sunlight skitters off low cliffs and the crew passes a glass of cava — the small pleasures of a private yacht taking on the sea. Waves probe the hull like a curious animal; the breeze pushes you toward quieter coves only reachable by water.
This stretch of coast carries layers: volcanic basalt carved by wind and wave, fishermen’s coves that grew into the small ports of Mogán and Puerto Rico, and a culture shaped by Atlantic trade and subsistence fishing. Geologically, the island is a product of shield volcanism; the beaches alternate between golden sand and darker, more pebbled shores where lava once reached the sea.
On a typical four-hour charter you’ll cruise past Veneguera, slip into Perchel’s sheltered cove for snorkeling and paddleboarding, and circle the Bay of Mogán while the crew prepares a tapas-style snack. Dolphins are frequent visitors, and seabirds wheel overhead, giving the day a dynamic soundtrack.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windproof layer, and a waterproof phone case; the boat provides snorkel equipment, paddle boards, and an open bar. Weather can shift fast — mornings are generally calmer for snorkeling, afternoons bring stronger breezes. Respect marine vegetation (posidonia) and follow crew instructions when entering the water. Whether you want a relaxed social cruise or active water time, this private trip balances comfort with access to sea-only beaches and clear snorkeling spots — an accessible way to experience Gran Canaria from the water.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels—able to step on/off a small ladder and swim for short snorkel sessions.
Departures are from Puerto Rico port (Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria); the exact meeting point is provided after booking.
Yes — masks, snorkels and fins are included; you can also use paddleboards and a floating platform provided by the crew.
Yes, families are welcome; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and staff can accommodate children but check age and safety requirements when booking.
The operator cancels for unsafe conditions with full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; itinerary may be adjusted for wind or swell.
Southern Gran Canaria grew from small fishing settlements like Mogán; centuries of Atlantic navigation and local fishing shaped the coastal culture and cuisine.
Seagrass meadows (posidonia) are ecologically valuable; avoid anchoring on them and follow the crew’s guidance to minimize disturbance.
Infinity Boat Tours Gran Canaria operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow breaks the salt-slick surface and the Atlantic breathes against your face as the coastline of southern Gran Canaria eases into view. Sunlight skitters off low cliffs and the crew passes a glass of cava — the small pleasures of a private yacht taking on the sea. Waves probe the hull like a curious animal; the breeze pushes you toward quieter coves only reachable by water.
The bow breaks the salt-slick surface and the Atlantic breathes against your face as the coastline of southern Gran Canaria eases into view. Sunlight skitters off low cliffs and the crew passes a glass of cava — the small pleasures of a private yacht taking on the sea. Waves probe the hull like a curious animal; the breeze pushes you toward quieter coves only reachable by water.
This stretch of coast carries layers: volcanic basalt carved by wind and wave, fishermen’s coves that grew into the small ports of Mogán and Puerto Rico, and a culture shaped by Atlantic trade and subsistence fishing. Geologically, the island is a product of shield volcanism; the beaches alternate between golden sand and darker, more pebbled shores where lava once reached the sea.
On a typical four-hour charter you’ll cruise past Veneguera, slip into Perchel’s sheltered cove for snorkeling and paddleboarding, and circle the Bay of Mogán while the crew prepares a tapas-style snack. Dolphins are frequent visitors, and seabirds wheel overhead, giving the day a dynamic soundtrack.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windproof layer, and a waterproof phone case; the boat provides snorkel equipment, paddle boards, and an open bar. Weather can shift fast — mornings are generally calmer for snorkeling, afternoons bring stronger breezes. Respect marine vegetation (posidonia) and follow crew instructions when entering the water. Whether you want a relaxed social cruise or active water time, this private trip balances comfort with access to sea-only beaches and clear snorkeling spots — an accessible way to experience Gran Canaria from the water.