A DIFFERENT VIEW OF THE COAST
Give part of your Marbella stay to the water. A coastal charter offers space to relax with your group, take in the shoreline and build the day around a few simple pleasures.
This guide focuses on enjoying Marbella itself: choosing a convenient departure point, setting a comfortable pace and making the charter fit with your plans ashore.
Puerto Deportivo de Marbella and Puerto Banús are different marinas. Cabopino and Marina La Bajadilla are also within Marbella, and each has its own setting. Tell us your preferred area and where you will be staying; the available yacht and boarding arrangements will guide the final choice.
A satisfying coastal cruise does not need a long list of stops. Decide whether your group values time under way, a possible swim or a relaxed lunch on board. Allow the captain to choose a suitable route for the conditions, with time to enjoy the yacht between destinations.
Plan your charter around the rest of your stay. A morning departure may leave an evening free, while a late afternoon outing can become the main event of the day. If lunch ashore is a priority, ask for the practical arrangements to be checked before making a restaurant reservation.
Tell us about your group and the occasion, whether you are travelling as a couple, with family or with friends. Small details such as shade, seating together and an easy boarding arrangement can matter as much as the route.
Share your dates, guest numbers and the kind of charter you have in mind.