You’ll feel your heart race as you lift off from Canet-Plage for a parasailing ride over Collioure and Paulilles — champagne glass in hand and salty wind in your hair. With a local guide handling every detail and all safety gear included, expect laughter, wild views, and that floating feeling you’ll remember long after landing.
The first thing I noticed wasn’t the height — it was the way the salt stuck to my lips before we even left the boat. Our guide, Adrien, handed out harnesses and grinned like he’d seen a thousand nervous faces before. I tried to act cool but my hands were already clammy. The boat rocked under us as we clipped in, and someone behind me made a joke about not dropping the champagne mid-air (I laughed too loud — nerves, probably).
Takeoff was so quick I barely had time to realize we were rising above Canet-Plage. Suddenly everything below looked toy-sized: umbrellas like confetti, little kids waving at us from the shore. The wind got louder up there — not scary exactly, just… bigger than I expected. Adrien’s voice crackled through the radio, checking if we were okay. He sounded casual but you could tell he was watching every detail. We floated towards Collioure and Paulilles, glasses in hand (yes, real champagne — it tasted better than it should’ve). My friend tried to toast but almost lost her grip; honestly, that made us laugh harder than anything.
I kept thinking how strange it felt to be so quiet above all that noise below. The cable hummed against the wind and for a second I forgot about everything except the sun on my face and that weirdly sweet smell of sea spray mixed with bubbles from our drinks. When we finally came down — legs wobbly, hair everywhere — Adrien gave us this half-smile like he knew what just happened up there would stick with us for a while. It still does.
You can reach up to 50 meters above the water during the flight.
Yes, champagne is served while you’re in flight over Collioure and Paulilles.
A maximum of 4 people can parasail together at once.
Yes, a monitor supervises your equipment and flight for safety.
Yes, vest and harness are included for each participant.
Yes, public transportation options are available close to Canet-Plage.
This activity isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal or cardiovascular issues.
Your day includes all safety equipment like vest and harness plus supervision by an experienced local guide throughout your parasailing adventure over Canet-Plage — with champagne served in flight as you drift above Collioure and Paulilles before returning safely to shore.


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