Is snorkeling always included?

Snorkeling is planned when visibility is good; if waters are too turbid the crew substitutes the snorkel stop with a giant inflatable trampoline for safe water play.

Are slides safe for children?

The two 20-foot slides are supervised by crew; children should be confident swimmers and follow crew instructions—life jackets are provided.

How does hotel pickup work?

Pickup is arranged from your hotel; the exact time is emailed the day before the tour—be reachable by phone or at your hotel reception.

Common dolphins are frequently sighted along the Costa del Sol but sightings can’t be guaranteed; crew will steer toward pods when spotted.

What happens in bad weather?

Tours may be rescheduled for adverse weather and you receive a full refund if you cancel more than 24 hours before the tour.

A panoramic lunch is served on board; the menu is simple and fresh—inform the operator ahead of time of any dietary restrictions.

XXL Slides, Snorkel & Wildlife: Torremolinos Boat Excursion

Adventure Brief

Slide into the Mediterranean: a 20-meter boat from Torremolinos blends dolphin watching, snorkeling, paddle sports and two 20-foot slides with a panoramic onboard lunch. Perfect for families and active groups looking for a fast, fun taste of the Costa del Sol.

4 hours

easy

From €93.85

On the sun-bright edge of the Costa del Sol, the Excursión en barco con tobogan XXL, snorkel y muchas actividades marítimas launches from Torremolinos, Andalucía, Spain, for a four-hour splash of Mediterranean fun. This 20-meter boat gathers groups—friends, families, or couples—for wildlife watching, snorkeling in crystalline coves, and a full-deck playground: two 20-foot inflatable slides, paddleboards, kayaks, and a panoramic lunch served on board. The meeting point is simple: recogida en su hotel, and the crew confirms exact pickup the day before. What makes this outing stand out is the mix of easy-going coastal cruising and energetic water play. Crew scans for common dolphins and seabirds while steering along limestone cliffs and rocky coves where Posidonia meadows hold small fish and octopus. When conditions allow, guests jump into clear water to snorkel over sheltered reefs; if visibility drops, the crew swaps snorkeling for a giant inflatable trampoline for safe splashy fun. The boat’s two bow slides (about 20 feet each) transform the deck into a seaside amusement ride that appeals to kids and thrill-seeking adults alike. Practical details matter: the tour runs roughly four hours, and the operator handles hotel pickup logistics. It’s not wheelchair accessible and isn’t suitable for baby strollers; pets and infant car seats aren’t permitted. The emphasis is on inclusive fun but be prepared for active water access—stepped boarding and wet decks. Beyond play, the trip connects you to the region’s maritime character. Torremolinos was among the first resorts to boom on the Costa del Sol after the 1950s and today remains a gateway to Andalusian sea life and southern Spain’s bright coastal light. Photographers will love low-angle views of cliffs, ribbon-like beaches, and dolphins arcing alongside the bow. Local flavors appear in the onboard lunch: simple, fresh, and served with coastal panoramas. Why book? For groups seeking a single, high-energy slice of the Mediterranean—mixing wildlife watching, active water sports, and relaxed cruising—this boat packs variety into a manageable four-hour window. The crew’s flexibility—swapping activities for safety or visibility—and the mix of attractions make it a reliable choice for families and adventurous travelers alike. If your trip to Torremolinos aims to balance adrenaline with seaside ease, this excursion gives you both: a short, smartly staged taste of the Costa del Sol from a 20-meter craft. Expect a regulated atmosphere: the crew conducts safety briefings, life jackets are provided for everyone, and the boat follows local marine rules to protect Posidonia beds. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry towel and a waterproof bag for valuables. Pickup times are confirmed the day before; tours can be rescheduled for adverse weather and fully refunded with more than 24 hours' notice—making this a low-risk, high-fun option on the Costa del Sol.