LOMO QUIEBRE BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Half a Day on the Atlantic: Shared Sailing, Bay Lunch and Snorkel off Lomo Quiebre
A relaxed, four-hour shared voyage aboard the New Karolka from Puerto de Mogán with opportunities to hoist sails, a sheltered-bay lunch and snorkeling—this guide lays out what to expect and how to plan.
Half a Day on the Atlantic: Shared Sailing, Bay Lunch and Snorkel off Lomo Quiebre.
Adventure brief
Half a Day on the Atlantic: Shared Sailing, Bay Lunch and Snorkel off Lomo Quiebre
Aboard the New Karolka you cross clear Atlantic water from Puerto de Mogán for a calm half-day that mixes simple seamanship with quiet seaside moments: guests can help hoist sails or simply lean into the ocean air, the yacht anchors in a secluded bay for a vegetarian lunch, swimming and snorkeling, then returns to port after roughly four hours.
Located in the vibrant waters surrounding Gran Canaria, the Karolka Yacht Charter offers a sailing adventure that combines the thrill of the open sea with the serenity of secluded bays. This 4-hour trip stands out for its mix of active sailing, relaxing coastal views, and rich snorkeling opportunities. As you set sail aboard the New Karolka, you immediately notice the expertly handled vessel cutting through the Atlantic, offering a chance to learn sailing techniques or simply unwind under the warm Canary sun.
The journey takes guests past dramatic volcanic coastlines and gives an authentic taste of island maritime life. The highlight is anchoring in a tucked-away bay, where clear waters invite snorkelers to discover colorful marine life, including vibrant fish and curious sea creatures. Fresh seafood and tropical fruits are served for lunch, adding a local flavor to this water-centric escapade.
This trip’s appeal lies in its balanced experience—active enough to engage depending on your interests, yet laid-back enough for those seeking relaxation. The boat’s stability and navigational simplicity make it accessible to most, while knowledgeable crew ensure safety and a touch of local storytelling. The Atlantic’s ocean breeze, combined with the scenic coastline, makes this an unforgettable journey.
The Karolka Yacht Charter actively supports sustainable tourism, minimizing environmental impact while sharing the natural beauty of Gran Canaria’s maritime environment. It’s a standout for travelers looking for a well-rounded aquatic adventure that captures the essence of island life through sailing, snorkeling, and delicious local eats.
Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first-time snorkeler, this trip provides a perfect snapshot of the Atlantic’s allure in the Canary Islands, with enough variety to satisfy all adventure levels and interests.
Route Schematic
Itinerary at a glance
The route covers three clear stages: departure from port, an anchorage for lunch and snorkeling, and the return sail to Puerto de Mogán.
Puerto de Mogán — Departure
The voyage leaves Puerto de Mogán at 9:30 am to head southwest across the Atlantic.
Secluded bay — Anchor for lunch and snorkeling
The yacht anchors in a sheltered, wild bay for a vegetarian lunch, swimming and snorkeling in clear water.
Return to Puerto de Mogán
After the bay stop the yacht sails back to Puerto de Mogán, arriving around 1:30 pm to complete the four-hour trip.
Most travellers can participate; the trip is not wheelchair accessible and has age and capacity limits—see restrictions.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Four hours between Puerto de Mogán and a secluded bay
The voyage departs Puerto de Mogán and heads southwest along Gran Canaria’s coast, anchoring in a wild, deserted bay where the boat stays for lunch, swim and snorkeling before returning to port.
Participate as crew or relax on deck
Guests have the option to help hoist sails and helm the yacht or to unwind on deck and take in open-ocean views while the crew manages the boat.
Vegetarian lunch, drinks and snorkeling in clear water
Aboard the New Karolka guests are served drinks and a vegetarian lunch in a picturesque bay, with time ashore or in the water for snorkeling in the clear Atlantic.
What the day feels like
What the half-day on the New Karolka feels like
The trip is a compact, social slice of sailing: a morning departure from Puerto de Mogán, a measured cross to the southwest coast, then an easy anchorage where the boat drops anchor for lunch, swimming and snorkeling before a calm return that finishes the roughly four-hour outing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The shared sailing is a four-hour voyage: departure from Puerto de Mogán at 9:30 am with an expected return around 1:30 pm.
Onboard you can help with sails and steering or relax while the crew manages the yacht; drinks and a vegetarian lunch are served during the anchorage.
The yacht anchors in a secluded bay for swimming and snorkeling in clear Atlantic waters, and there is access to a wild, deserted beach during the stop.
Operated by Karolka Yacht Charter as a shared trip for up to eight people; most travellers can participate but the experience is not wheelchair accessible and has age considerations.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the sailing trip?
The outing is four hours in total.
Where and when does the trip depart and return?
The voyage departs Puerto de Mogán at 9:30 am, sails to a secluded bay for the stop, and returns to Puerto de Mogán around 1:30 pm.
What is included in the trip price?
Drinks and a vegetarian lunch are served aboard during the anchorage.
Can guests take part in sailing the yacht?
Yes—guests have the opportunity to help hoist sails and helm the yacht if they wish.
Is the trip suitable for children or people with reduced mobility?
The activity is suitable for most travellers and notes suitability from age 5, but it is not wheelchair accessible.
How many people are on each trip?
The shared charter runs for up to eight people.
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