Is sailing experience required?

No prior sailing skills are needed; the experienced crew handles all sailing operations.

What is included in the trip price?

The trip includes snacks, drinks such as water, soda, beer, white wine, and a welcome glass of cava.

Can children join the sailing adventure?

There is no strict age restriction, but children should be supervised and comfortable on the water.

Are there restroom facilities on board?

Yes, the Stingray Catamaran is equipped with restroom facilities for passenger use.

What is the meeting point for the sail?

Guests meet at Puerto de Mogán, the scenic southwest marina hub.

Is the boat powered by engines or sails?

The Stingray Catamaran is primarily wind-powered, making it one of the few sailboats operating actively in Gran Canaria waters.

Sailing the Southwest Coast with WaterSports Luis Molina | Boat Tour | Water Activities

Gran Canaria’s southwest shore is a region of sharp volcanic cliffs, golden beaches, and crystal-clear Atlantic waters that invite adventurers beyond the crowded tourist hubs. From the charming port of Mogán, often called "Little Venice" for its canals and marina life, WaterSports Luis Molina offers a truly singular way to take in this coast: aboard the Stingray Catamaran, possibly the only boat on the island harnessing the power of the wind during its excursions.

This sailing experience sets itself apart through its expert crew, including Olympic-level sailors who bring an impressive pedigree of skill to your voyage. Their mastery means the Stingray Catamaran cuts smoothly through the waves, offering passengers a serene yet dynamic day on the water where the focus is pure sailing—not just a leisurely boat ride. You’ll glide past rugged cliffs carved from ancient lava flows and the scattered coves that punctuate this stretch of Gran Canaria’s coastline, all framed by the endless blue of the Atlantic.

While on board, guests can enjoy welcome cava, a selection of drinks including local beers and white wines, and light snacks—all served as you relax on deck or feel the breeze while learning about the nuances of sailing from those who have competed at the highest levels.

WaterSports Luis Molina is not just another tour operator; it represents a genuine connection to the island’s maritime culture and environment. Sailing here supports a quieter, more sustainable interaction with the ocean, moving away from noisy engine-powered vessels and embracing wind and water alone.

For visitors eager to see Gran Canaria from an authentic angle, sidestepping the typical tourist stream, this catamaran journey from Mogán delivers a vivid taste of the island’s natural beauty and sporting heritage in an intimate, unhurried setting.