Blue Spirit Catamaran - Gran Canaria
Blue Spirit Catamaran is a family-run business offering catamaran trips from Pasito Blanco harbour in Maspalomas, close to Meloneras, in the south of Gran Canaria. Its 14-metre catamaran takes no more than 12 passengers and sails along the island's southwest coast, stopping to swim and snorkel at Tauro and Anfi del Mar, with a home-made lunch on board. Private trips are also available.
Blue Spirit Catamaran is a family-run business operating since 2014 from Pasito Blanco harbour in Maspalomas, close to Meloneras. Its catamaran is 47 feet long (14 by 7.60 metres) and, although it has room for more, it takes a maximum of 12 passengers to keep the trip relaxed and comfortable. On the regular trip, shared with other guests, the boat drops anchor twice for half an hour: first at Tauro beach and then at Anfi del Mar, for swimming, snorkelling, stand-up paddling or simply sunbathing on deck. A home-made lunch of grilled chicken, salad and Canarian potatoes with mojo is served, and vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free options are available on request.
Snorkel masks, snorkels, fins, lilos, rings and a stand-up paddle board are kept on board. The minimum age for the regular trip is 10. Private trips, with the boat reserved for a couple, family or group of friends, follow the southwest coast on a route and with anchor stops that depend on how long they last, and there is a choice of three menus. The company does not host parties with loud music on board, and points out that this is not a dolphin or whale searching trip.
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