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Board the 23m Magic Select in Morro Jable for a 4-hour catamaran cruise that combines dolphin and whale watching with swims in secluded southern coves, plus lunch and drinks. Ideal for families and casual sailors seeking easy access to Fuerteventura’s marine life and coastal scenery.
Board the 23m Magic Select in Morro Jable for a 4-hour catamaran cruise that combines dolphin and whale watching with swims in secluded southern coves, plus lunch and drinks. Ideal for families and casual sailors seeking easy access to Fuerteventura’s marine life and coastal scenery.
The salt air hits first—bright, dry and full of the briny promise of the Atlantic. From the Port of Morro Jable the Magic Select unfurls a 150m² sail and slips away from the harbor, the island’s volcanic ridges sliding aft as you head for open water.
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Operated by Magic & Sailing · Morro Jable, Las Palmas
The salt air hits first—bright, dry and full of the briny promise of the Atlantic. From the Port of Morro Jable the Magic Select unfurls a 150m² sail and slips away from the harbor, the island’s volcanic ridges sliding aft as you head for open water.
This short expedition pairs easy sailing with close wildlife encounters. Fuerteventura’s coastline is the product of volcanic fire and aeolian sand: low basalt outcrops give way to wide white beaches and wind-carved dunes. Historically the island sat on ancient sea routes; Morro Jable grew as a fishing and salt hub, its culture still marked by hardy seafood and majorero goat cheese.
The captain hunts for dolphins and the whales that patrol Canary currents; pods often approach playfully while shearwaters wheel overhead. After the search the catamaran eases into small southern coves—silent strips of sand framed by ochre cliffs—where guests swim and snorkel in clear water before a shaded lunch and a steady pour of drinks.
Practicalities: the tour lasts ~4 hours and departs mornings from Morro Jable; transfers are typically included. Expect calm-to-moderate seas; those prone to motion sickness should prepare. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, a wind layer and water shoes for rocky beaches. Timing a trip for mid-morning light gives both cooler sailing and better visibility for marine life.
On a short outing like this, leave no trace—avoid feeding wildlife and use provided waste bins. The Magic Select offers an accessible, family-friendly way to sample Fuerteventura’s coastal geology, marine life and relaxed fishing-port culture in a single, practical half-day.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility to board and move around the catamaran and step onto rocky beaches for swims.
Yes—this trip includes lunch, bottled water, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages for adults as listed by the operator.
Yes—families are welcome; infant seats and stroller access are available, and staff can advise on safety for young swimmers.
Wildlife sightings are common but not guaranteed; the operator attempts sightings but marine life is naturally unpredictable.
Most bookings include private transfers; public transport and taxis are available to Morro Jable port—confirm your pickup point when booking.
Morro Jable developed as a fishing and salt-processing port; the island’s culture blends maritime livelihoods with Canarian rural traditions such as majorero cheese-making.
Fuerteventura’s marine areas are protected in places—avoid feeding animals, use reef-safe products and follow crew guidance to reduce disturbance.
Magic & Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The salt air hits first—bright, dry and full of the briny promise of the Atlantic. From the Port of Morro Jable the Magic Select unfurls a 150m² sail and slips away from the harbor, the island’s volcanic ridges sliding aft as you head for open water.
The salt air hits first—bright, dry and full of the briny promise of the Atlantic. From the Port of Morro Jable the Magic Select unfurls a 150m² sail and slips away from the harbor, the island’s volcanic ridges sliding aft as you head for open water.
This short expedition pairs easy sailing with close wildlife encounters. Fuerteventura’s coastline is the product of volcanic fire and aeolian sand: low basalt outcrops give way to wide white beaches and wind-carved dunes. Historically the island sat on ancient sea routes; Morro Jable grew as a fishing and salt hub, its culture still marked by hardy seafood and majorero goat cheese.
The captain hunts for dolphins and the whales that patrol Canary currents; pods often approach playfully while shearwaters wheel overhead. After the search the catamaran eases into small southern coves—silent strips of sand framed by ochre cliffs—where guests swim and snorkel in clear water before a shaded lunch and a steady pour of drinks.
Practicalities: the tour lasts ~4 hours and departs mornings from Morro Jable; transfers are typically included. Expect calm-to-moderate seas; those prone to motion sickness should prepare. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a swimsuit, a wind layer and water shoes for rocky beaches. Timing a trip for mid-morning light gives both cooler sailing and better visibility for marine life.
On a short outing like this, leave no trace—avoid feeding wildlife and use provided waste bins. The Magic Select offers an accessible, family-friendly way to sample Fuerteventura’s coastal geology, marine life and relaxed fishing-port culture in a single, practical half-day.