How many people can the Lagoon 380 «Daria» hold?

Daria accommodates up to 12 people, with four cabins and two bathrooms for comfort during longer charters.

Are paddleboards and kayaks included?

The listing mentions paddle surf and kayaks as part of the experience—confirm inclusion and numbers when you book.

Where does boarding occur?

Meeting point details were not provided in the listing; confirm pickup and boarding location with the operator at the time of booking.

Is this boat suitable for people who get seasick?

Yes: the Lagoon 380’s twin‑hull design offers increased stability and is recommended for guests prone to seasickness.

Can we bring food and drink or arrange catering?

Catering and provisions are often available as extras—ask the operator via the referral link to arrange menus and timing.

What is the typical itinerary for an eight‑hour charter?

An extended charter typically links several sheltered coves for swimming and paddleboarding, a midday anchorage for lunch and relaxation, and a sunset run back toward Marbella.

Set Sail on the Lagoon 380 «Daria»: Private Catamaran Charters from Marbella

On the sun-drenched coast of Marbella, Andalucía, Spain, the Lagoon 380 “Daria” offers a roomy, steady way to read the Mediterranean from sea level. This twin-hull catamaran—11.55 meters long with a generous 6.55‑meter beam—was built to turn a day on the water into a relaxed celebration: four cabins, two full bathrooms, a shaded salon with panoramic views, and broad forward nets where the sea slips beneath your toes. Step aboard and the first impression is stability. The Lagoon 380’s double‑hull design makes motion gentler than on monohulls, which Mathxi’s team points out is ideal for guests prone to seasickness. That steadiness also creates a floating platform for low‑impact activities: paddle surf and sea‑kayak sessions from a calm anchorage, sunbathing on the nets, or a dinner with the lights of the Costa del Sol off the rail. Daria fits up to 12 people without feeling crowded. Families, groups of friends, or couples celebrating milestones will find privacy in the four cabins and convenience in the two bathrooms. The aft saloon links to the cockpit so conversations flow between shade and sun; glass lines the saloon to preserve sightlines to open water and clipped headlands. Geology and coastal character are part of the ride. Expect the blue‑green water typical of the western Mediterranean, rocky coves sculpted from limestone and sandstone, and scrubby Mediterranean flora on nearby cliffs. Skippers often seek sheltered anchorages where the seabed drops to grass and pebble bottoms, perfect for snorkeling and launching paddle boards. What makes booking Daria in Marbella special is the mix of comfort and simple marine freedom: a private catamaran that behaves like a compact houseboat. It’s a low‑stress way to experience the Costa del Sol, whether you want a two‑hour coastal spin to stretch legs and breathe sea air or an eight‑hour charter that strings together coves and sunsets. Practical notes: trips run from two to eight hours and accommodate up to 12 guests. Bring sunscreen, a light wind layer, and any motion‑sickness remedies you prefer. If your agenda includes paddle‑boarding or kayaking, let the operator know so they can plan anchoring where conditions are calm. Meeting point details were not provided in the listing; confirm pickup arrangements at booking. Book directly through mathxiexperience or via the provided referral link to confirm pickup point, boarding time, and extras like paddleboards, kayaks, or catering. Advance reservations are recommended during high season on the Costa del Sol; a confirmed booking ensures the best anchorages and the crew’s attention to detail for a seamless day afloat.

Set Sail on the Lagoon 380 «Daria»: Private Catamaran Charters from Marbella

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