Fuerteventura Catamaran Cruise: Small-Group Magic Deluxe

Four hours sailing volcanic beaches, turquoise water and the chance to spot dolphins or whales

A small-group catamaran cruise from Fuerteventura sails a few meters off the coast past volcanic formations and amber-sand beaches, with time to swim in the Atlantic. The Magic Deluxe is a 15-meter Lagoon 450S built for this route, carrying up to 12 passengers with three cabins, bathrooms and a galley. Lunch prepared by a Jandía chef, drinks, and hotel pickup are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or German.

The Experience

What makes this catamaran different from a standard beach tour? You're not watching the coast from a distance—you're sailing a few meters off it, close enough to see the volcanic detail and the shades of sand that don't show from the shore. The boat leaves your hotel with private transport, and the day unfolds on the water: a crossing where dolphins and whales sometimes appear, a stop near Jandía beach in turquoise water where you can swim, and lunch prepared aboard by one of the island's recognized chefs, paired with beer, wine, soft drinks and water.

The Magic Deluxe has three cabins and three bathrooms, a kitchen and dining area, and a lounge—built to feel less like a tour boat and more like a private vessel for the day. The catamaran's shallow draft lets it reach the turquoise shallows most larger boats can't access, and the design keeps the group small enough that you're not competing for space or the guide's attention. Four hours is long enough to sail the best of the coast, swim, eat and return without the day feeling rushed or exhausting.

What’s included

• Private hotel pickup and return.
• four-hour catamaran cruise aboard the Magic Deluxe.
• lunch prepared by a Jandía chef.
• beer, wine, soft drinks and bottled water.
• swimming time in the Atlantic.
• air-conditioned transport vehicle.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Magic & Sailing

Is this one for you?This cruise suits travelers who want to sail close to the coast and swim in the water rather than view it from a distance, and who prefer a small group and a guide who speaks their language over a large tour boat. The private pickup means no meeting point stress, and the four-hour length fits a half-day plan without eating into the rest of your itinerary.

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Top questions

Can I swim in the Atlantic during the cruise?

Yes. The catamaran stops in the turquoise waters near Jandía beach, where you can swim in the Atlantic. Bring a towel or use the onboard facilities.

What are the chances of seeing dolphins or whales?

The crossing passes near a natural park where dolphins and whales do appear, but sightings are not guaranteed. The guide will watch for them and point them out if they surface.

How do I get to the boat, and what time does it leave?

Private transport picks you up from your hotel and brings you to the catamaran. The operator will confirm the pickup time when you book.

How many people will be on the cruise?

The Magic Deluxe carries a small group; the boat has three cabins and is designed for no more than 12 passengers, so the day does not feel crowded.

What languages does the guide speak?

The guide speaks English, Spanish or German. You can request your preferred language when you book.