What to expect
You will enjoy a fantastic cruise over several hours on a state of the art catamaran on the high seas. You will be in the capable hands of an expert captain and crew. Depending on the location there will be a stop off on your trip giving you the opportunity to go for a dip in the sea and snorkel among the sea life. You may even be lucky enough to have a waterfront meal too but just don't eat too much as you still have a boat ride to get back.
What Do I Need To Know Before Taking A Catamaran Cruise?
Well, unlike a speed boat or many other forms of ship, the catamaran is very stable, which is ideal in case the water gets a bit rough and choppy. Nobody wants to be out at sea when the wind picks up, but a catamaran has unbelievable stability, which is key to avoiding seasickness, especially if people are on the morning after the night before.
Catamarans can also cruise along at shallow levels, around 1 metre above the ground, thanks to the thin base, meaning you can go closer to the shore and don't have to worry about hitting the seabed. This is useful if you're going over any coral reef or just don't fancy being too far from shore. You might be on a Benidorm stag do and want to see the crystal clear mediterranean sea, but not want the coastline to become a tiny dot, therefore this allows you to glide along the coast or lets you go above great snorkelling spots. This can all take place while the staff prepare a BBQ for you and the lads.
A Barcelona stag do is another popular location to book a catamaran cruise, lasting approximately 3 hours, while you can have music blasting out, creating a party atmosphere, or you can opt for a more serene experience, depending on what you'd prefer. The staff are at your every beck and call and will even serve up beers or sangria for everyone on the cruise.
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