COSTA TEGUISE CATAMARAN FIELD GUIDE
Eight Hours Afloat: A Small-Group Catamaran Day Along Lanzarote’s Black-Coastline
A shared 8-hour catamaran from Puerto del Carmen featuring snorkeling, SUP, kayaking and adrenaline rides—this guide explains what to expect, what’s included, and how the route unfolds.
Eight Hours Afloat: A Small-Group Catamaran Day Along Lanzarote’s Black-Coastline.
Set out from Puerto del Carmen aboard a 12 m motor catamaran for a shared, activity-rich day on the Atlantic: kayaking, stand-up paddle, snorkeling and inflatable rides are combined with seasonal fruit, snacks and drinks as you cruise Lanzarote’s stark, volcanic coast toward Playa Quemada and back.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
On-water play: SUP, kayak, snorkel and inflatables
The itinerary centers on active time in the water: stand-up paddleboards, kayaks and snorkel gear are provided for use while the boat is moored, and a fast tender offers banana-boat and donut rides for anyone chasing a hit of adrenaline.
Casual provisioning to keep you going
While at anchor guests are served seasonal fruit, cheese and cured meats along with water, soft drinks, wine and beer—refreshments that fit the relaxed, social tone of a small-group cruise.
Lanzarote’s distinctive coastline
The route traces a dramatic stretch of coast—passing Puerto Calero on the way to Playa Quemada—allowing passengers to appreciate the island’s volcanic landscapes from the water before returning to Puerto del Carmen.
What the day feels like
How the day feels
This is a social, activity-first excursion: a maximum of a dozen guests board a 12 m catamaran for an 8-hour shared trip that blends cruising and anchored play. After departing Puerto del Carmen and passing Puerto Calero you’ll moor near Playa Quemada, sample light provisions and then choose between sunning on the foredeck, swimming, snorkeling or taking turns on kayaks and SUPs; a fast tender brings the inflatables for anyone wanting the high-speed option before the boat sets a course back to port.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits—and who should consider an alternative.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Shared trips provide water, sangria, beer and soft drinks, seasonal fruit and snacks; onboard activities include SUP, kayak, snorkel, banana and donut rides (the latter via a fast tender).
Stand-up paddleboards, kayaks and snorkel equipment are offered for guest use while the boat is moored; inflatable rides (banana and donut) are operated from a fast tender.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Catamaran Experience?
The shared experience is an 8-hour outing.
Where and when does the trip depart?
Shared departures are from Puerto del Carmen daily at 09:30 and 14:00.
What activities are included?
Included activities are stand-up paddle (SUP), kayak and snorkel; banana and donut rides are also offered from a fast tender during the shared trip.
What food and drink are provided?
While moored guests are served seasonal fruit, cheese and cold cuts along with water, soft drinks, wine and beer; shared trips list these as included refreshments.
How many people are on board?
Shared trips are limited to a maximum of 12 people.
What are the private-charter options?
Private charters are available for half- or full-day use of the catamaran; routes for charters can include Papagayo and the Ajaches, and full-day charters include a paella-based lunch (with a vegan option).
When does the boat return to Puerto del Carmen?
On the shared trip the vessel returns to Puerto del Carmen after about four hours at the mooring location, completing the 8-hour experience.
How much does the shared trip cost?
The published price for the shared Catamaran Experience is 100 EUR per person (maximum 12 people).