What time does the cruise start and end?

The cruise departs at 19:30; guests should arrive 15 minutes early. The return to shore is around 23:30.

Is the boat wheelchair accessible?

Boarding is not wheelchair friendly. The operator can accommodate blind or deaf guests and service animals—contact them with questions.

Yes, well-behaved dogs are permitted but should be used to being on boats; owners are responsible for care and safety.

Is swimming included?

Yes. The itinerary includes a swim stop in a sheltered cove—bring swimwear and a towel.

Are life jackets provided?

Life jackets are onboard and must be worn whenever the crew requests them; follow all safety instructions from the crew.

What if I arrive late?

The boat leaves on schedule. Late arrivals cannot extend the trip, so arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.

Sail into Blanes: Fireworks Cruise on Nosy Pearl

On a warm Catalan summer evening, the sailboat Nosy Pearl slips away from Blanes harbor, engines quieted and sail trimmed as the town's lights begin to mirror the first stars. The four-hour FOCS DE BLANES NOSY PEARL cruise stages a simple, exacting formula: a swim in a sheltered cove, a sunset toast with cava, an aperitivo, and a front-row seat for Spain's celebrated fireworks competition viewed from the sea. It's compact, social, and built for the kind of easy, memorable night that makes a short trip feel like an escape.

The experience begins at 19:30 with a slow run along Blanes' Mediterranean shoreline to a nearby rocky cove where guests can slip off the transom into clear water. The crew supplies cold drinks and snacks; expect local bites and a relaxed pace that leaves time for conversation and swimming before amber light gives way to dusk. Capacity is limited—maximum eleven people—so you won't be packed in the way large party boats often are.

What sets this trip apart is perspective: watching a pyrotechnic contest from the deck reframes the show. Fireworks reflect cleanly on the sea, and the low horizon keeps the town's skyline in play, so photographs feel cinematic without the crush of a shoreline crowd. The vessel welcomes well-mannered dogs and accommodates blind or deaf guests and service animals, though boarding is not wheelchair friendly and guests should be able to navigate a few steps when embarking.

Practical details are straightforward: arrive fifteen minutes early; departure is punctual and the cruise returns around 23:30. Life jackets are required whenever the crew requests them, and guests are responsible for personal belongings. There's an optional second-car parking spot offered for a small fee. Because the route hugs the coast, wind and swell are typically mild, but novices prone to seasickness should plan accordingly.

Why book it? For travelers staying in Blanes or nearby towns, this is a concentrated way to experience local culture—the contest itself is a highlight of the summer calendar—and the small-boat format creates a communal, up-close atmosphere that larger charters can't replicate. For photographers and sunset lovers the timing is perfect; for families it's an accessible evening adventure that combines swimming, casual dining, and a spectacular finale.

Book this outing for an uncomplicated, sensory-rich night on the Costa Brava where the sea becomes a stage and the sky provides the main event.

The crew's local knowledge often means small detours to quieter anchorages and tips about nearby bars and late-night spots in Blanes. Bring a warm layer after sunset, particularly in June–September when sea breeze drops temperature, and leave no trace: boats that anchor for events must ensure trash is secured to protect marine life and ecosystems.

About Driza Sail

Driza Sail is a Blanes-based sailing company operating in Catalunya that offers curated day trips, private charters and special-event voyages along the Costa Brava. From classic Beneteau yachts to traditional boats, Driza Sail runs a range of experiences for families, couples and groups seeking swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding and relaxed cruising in crystal-clear Mediterranean waters.

Trips include 4-hour coastal cruises, full-day excursions with snorkeling and paddles, barbecue days, and sunset voyages timed for the Focs de Blanes fireworks displays. Guests can choose private or shared departures, with options that pair on-deck relaxation and light snacks with onboard drinks.

The crews are local, professionally trained and familiar with the coves, caves and sheltered anchorages around Blanes, prioritizing safety, comfort and a smooth sailing experience. Vessels described in trip listings include classic Beneteau yachts and traditional boats equipped for day sailing, short swims and light catering.

Driza Sail publishes clear trip summaries that specify duration, activities and amenities so guests can select the right experience. Reservations and group bookings are available for events and private celebrations, with flexible itineraries to match weather and group preferences.

Operating from Blanes, Catalunya, the company focuses on authentic Costa Brava experiences that combine scenic coastal navigation, water activities and relaxed hospitality. Positive mentions in local guides and inclusion on curated platforms highlight the company’s consistent presence in the area. Travelers seeking organized, small-group or private sailing around Blanes will find transparent offerings and locally grounded expertise with Driza Sail. Booking details and availability are listed online today.