Catamaran Charter in Lisbon

Ahoy, captain! Lisbon ‘must-sees’

What to do in Lisbon in summer? Catamaran cruise. Catamaran cruise. Catamaran cruise. A catamaran charter in Lisbon will allow you to discover the city of seven hills from a truly unique perspective.

#1: In the heart of Lisbon: the business hub, the Sé district, St. George’s Castle, Alfama district and much more...

#2: The April 25th bridge transports us to 'San Francisco' and along the southern banks where the National Sanctuary of Christ the King resides. A cruise on the Tagus invites you to follow in the footsteps of ancient Portuguese sailors who voyaged to the other end of the world.

#3: The Tower of Belem and the Jerónimos Monastery - Vasco da Gama among other great Portuguese explorers departed from the quays of this port. And surely once here, you will go and savour the famous ‘Pastéis de Belém’ pastries.

#4: Cascais Bay is an ancient fishing village turned posh seaside resort where you can sunbathe or simply have a picnic on the bridge.

Catamaran charter in Lisbon: Sample itinerary

You’ll sail between the history-laden landscapes of Spain and Portugal, two countries with very diverse architectural and cultural heritage. During your cruise, you will stop in mythical cities (Seville, Monchique, Kadiz...), whose buildings have been influenced by various civilisations.



Day 1: Lisbon – Portimao

The captain will meet you at the port at 15:00. After boarding, the crew will serve you a welcome drink. It will be the perfect opportunity to get to know the other passengers. You will then be invited to the restaurant to enjoy your first meal of local specialties. Night at the quay.

Day 2: Portimao (Portugal)


You dock in Portimao around noon. We propose a new excursion (optional) that will allow you to visit Silves and Monchique. Once the capital of the Algarve, Silves is a historical town that was built in the 13th century. After crossing the walls, you’ll stop in front of the sumptuous Moorish castle, built in red sandstone. You will also be fascinated by its cathedral built on the site of a Moorish mosque. During your tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the exhibitions in the archaeological museum. You will then head to Monchique, a small mountain town perched at an altitude of 450 metres. You will appreciate the architecture of its simple houses and their colourful windows and doors. Return to Portimao for the Captain's dinner. Night at the port.

Day 3: Kadiz - Seville - Jerez de la Frontera


The old quarter of Jerez de la Frontera will reveal its most beautiful architectural heritage: the El Savador Cathedral built in the 17th century, the Alcázar (Castle) and its walls. Your journey then continues to Cadiz, a port city nestled on a peninsula. The ship and the passengers who have not taken part in the excursion will meet you directly there (departure from Seville at 8.30 pm). You will join the ship in the evening. Night at sea.

Day 4 : Seville


Today you are sailing on the Guadalquivir River, whose mouth is located west of the Strait of Gibraltar. Your arrival in Seville is scheduled for around 12:00 noon. After lunch, you will be able to take part in a new excursion (optional) to discover the capital of Andalusia and its artistic heritage. Your guide will take you through a maze of streets in search of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Seat and its famous minaret la Giralda, the Royal Palace of Alcázar and its sumptuous Andalusian gardens and the Park of Maria Luisa. You will then be free to explore the city as you wish. Dinner and overnight at the port.




Day 5: Gibraltar - Bolonia or Arroyo Beach


This morning, excursion (optional) to Gibraltar. A bus will drop you off at the top of the Rock, situated 426 meters above sea level. Don't forget your camera to capture this breathtaking view! Your visit continues inside the Rock, where you will stroll among the countless stalagmites and stalactites that line the limestone cave of St. Michael. You will then walk through the rock tunnels dug during the Second World War. At the end of the tour, you'll return to Main Street for a stroll and shopping. Around noon, the boat will set sail again for Seville. During the crossing, you will take refreshing swimming breaks. Dinner and overnight at sea.

Day 6: Malaga - Porto Banus - Gibraltar


The crew cast off to reach the Porto Banus marina. On arrival, you will have the possibility to visit Ronda (optional). This city, known as the cradle of bullfighting, was built on the top of a mountain, offering an unforgettable panoramic view. You will discover the charm of its old town, its incredible overlooking bridge, the Tajo gorge and its famous bullring that can accommodate up to 5000 people. Your excursion will end with the visit of a convent of the 16th century. You will be back on the boat for lunch. Take advantage of your free afternoon to jump into the water from the swimming platform and refresh yourself. In the early evening the ship will set course for Gibraltar (late arrival). Dinner at sea and overnight at the quayside.

Day 7: Malaga

Enjoy the final cruising day of your catamaran charter in Lisbon. Optional day trip to Granada. Dinner and overnight in the port.