Rodman 10.40 Outings from Isla Canela: Sea, River and a WWII Wreck on the Border

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Rodman 10.40 Outings from Isla Canela: Sea, River and a WWII Wreck on the Border

Guided boat 'Paseos' aboard a powerful Rodman 10.40 that runs coastal and river passages (Spanish and Portuguese coasts and the Guadiana) with stops for swimming, sunbathing and meals.

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Rodman 10.40 Outings from Isla Canela: Sea, River and a WWII Wreck on the Border.

Duration
Mínimo 2 horastt
Location
Isla Canela
Operator
Pesca Deportiva y Paseos The Tattoo Fisher
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Aboard a Rodman 10.40 powered by 520 CV, Pesca Deportiva y Paseos The Tattoo Fisher offers short-day outings from Isla Canela that slice between open sea, the Spanish and Portuguese coasts and stretches of the Guadiana River—stopping for swims, sun and meals and passing notable sites such as the mussel polígono and the sunken Empire Warrior at the Spain–Portugal border.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A solid Rodman 10.40 with 520 CV

The trips run aboard a Rodman 10.40 (3.5 m beam) whose 520 CV power is presented by the operator as delivering a secure, comfortable ride for excursions on open sea, coastal passages and river stretches.

THE SITES

Wreck, mussel grounds and cross-border coastline

Routes visit the mussel-polígono and pass over the Empire Warrior, an English merchant sunk in WWII that lies on the border line between Spain and Portugal.

THE DAY

Swims, sun and on-board meals

Excursions include pauses for bathing, eating and sunbathing—moments of open-water swim and relaxed time on deck feature in the itinerary.

What the day feels like

What the Paseo Feels Like

These short outings feel like compact sea days: the Rodman 10.40 cuts out from port into open water or along the coast, drops anchor for swims and meals, and threads into the Guadiana River or along the Spanish–Portuguese shoreline while pointing out local sites such as mussel grounds and the Empire Warrior wreck.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who these Paseos work for—and what the source does or does not specify about limits.

1
Day-trippers and short-sea seekersThe outings are designed as short daytime excursions (minimum two hours) suitable for travelers who want a compact sea or river experience.
2
Swimmers and sunbathersBecause the itinerary includes stops for bathing and sunbathing, people comfortable with short swims and deck relaxation are a good match.
3
History and wreck aficionadosVisitors interested in maritime history will find the passage over the Empire Warrior wreck a clear highlight.
4
Those needing specific accessibility or medical accommodationsThe source provides no explicit participant age, health or capacity restrictions; travelers with special needs should inquire directly with the operator.

Practical planner

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What to Bring

The itinerary includes stops for bathing, eating and sunbathing; bring swimwear, towel, sun protection and any personal snacks or provisions you prefer.

Booking Notice

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Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is a Paseo?

The minimum duration listed for the outings is 2 hours.

Where do the trips depart from?

Departures are from the Puerto deportivo de Isla Cristina and the Marina de Isla Canela.

What kind of boat is used?

The operator uses a Rodman 10.40 with a 3.5 m beam and 520 CV of power.

Will there be opportunities to swim and eat on board?

Yes—excursions include stops for bathing, meals and sunbathing.

What notable sights are on the route?

Routes pass the mussel polígono and the wreck of the Empire Warrior, an English merchant sunk in WWII that lies on the border between Spain and Portugal.