Speedboat Ride Along the Calella Coast
Stands out for
- • Semi-rigid speedboat accommodating 5–12 passengers
- • High-speed maneuvers at up to 40 knots with panoramic views
- • Routes passing rocky coves and towns along the Costa Brava
- • Guides take photos and videos during the ride
- • Mandatory life jacket use for all participants
Description
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Difficulty
Setting
Outdoors
Best season
All year round
Recommended Age Range
All ages
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Expert Recommendations
Wear comfortable clothing and apply sun protection. Bring your ID or passport. Check the weather forecast before booking, as the tour may be canceled due to poor weather. The best times to ride are in the morning or late afternoon, when sea conditions are typically calmer. Be prepared for a mix of high-speed action and relaxed cruising.
Physical Requirements
Light physical activity, mainly sitting or standing on a boat
About the Area
Calella is a coastal town in Catalonia, known for its fine sandy beaches and a recreational marina that supports a range of water sports. It provides easy access to the Costa Brava, with nearby towns like Blanes and Lloret de Mar. The area offers tourist services, Mediterranean-style restaurants, and cultural attractions such as the Calella Lighthouse and hiking trails in the Montnegre region.
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