Malaga Sunset Cruise: Dinner Sailing Catamaran Restaurant

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 90

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Watch the city lights come on from the water, then eat steps away from where you dock.

A 1.30-hour sailing catamaran cruise departing from Málaga port at sunset, followed by a three-course dinner at a restaurant 280 meters from the landing point. The cruise includes a glass of champagne or soda and views of the bay as the city lights turn on; dinner features a choice of starter, main course (pork, veal or fish), dessert and two beverages per person including wine. A DJ option is available for the cruise departure.

Step-by-step itinerary

Sunset cruise and dinner in Malaga

Depart from Malaga port on catamaran
Enjoy 1.5-hour sunset cruise
Return to port with cava glass
Walk to nearby restaurant
Have Mediterranean starter
Choose main course: pork, veal, or fish
Enjoy dessert and two drinks

The Experience

What time does the catamaran leave, and how does the evening flow? The cruise departs from Málaga's port in the late afternoon and runs for 1 hour 30 minutes, timed so you're on the water as the sun sets behind the mountains. The catamaran holds up to 90 people and carries a bar, solarium, restrooms and a covered area; its design keeps the boat stable even if the Mediterranean is moving. You can sit or lie on the mesh net if you choose that option — a vantage most people pick for the moment when the city switches on its lights and the bay turns from blue to gold.

Once you're back at the port, the restaurant waits just a 3-minute walk away. You order a starter, pick your main course from pork, veal or fish, choose a dessert, and two drinks per person arrive with the meal — wine is included. The dress code is informal, but you'll need to change out of wet clothes before you sit down to eat. If you want something more than the standard cruise, the Special Departure option adds a DJ on board; the Mesh option reserves you a spot on the net for the sunset views.

Both the cruise and dinner happen on the same day, and you make your own way to the port — public transportation runs nearby. If you need a vegetarian menu, contact the operator at least 24 hours before to arrange it. Children must be with an adult, and infants aged 0–3 ride free (though they don't get a meal). Bring a towel, sunscreen and comfortable clothes; coolers and outside drinks aren't allowed on the boat.

What’s included

1.30-hour sailing catamaran cruise at sunset with a glass of champagne or soda.
three-course dinner at a Málaga port restaurant (starter, main course and dessert to choose).
two beverages per person with dinner, wine included.
DJ on board if you select the Special Departure option.
mesh net seating if you select the Cruise with Mesh option.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearby

Operated by La mar de cerca. Tours in Spain.

Is this one for you?Book the Special Departure if you want live music setting the mood as the sun drops; choose the Mesh option if sunset views from the water matter more than a traditional seat. The standard Sunset Cruise & Dinner works if you want the moment without add-ons, and the restaurant's informal dress code means you don't need to pack formal clothes.