Boat Parties and Events in Puerto de Mogán

The whole boat, and the day shaped around you.

A private charter is a blank day: what happens on it is up to you. Hen and stag parties, birthdays, company days, or a quiet anniversary with nobody else aboard.

What people book it for

Hen and stag parties

Your own boat, your own music, and a coastline to swim off when the dancing stops.

Company days

A day at sea does more for a team than a meeting room, and costs about the same.

Private celebrations

Birthdays, anniversaries, or no reason at all.

How to arrange it

Events are quoted, not booked online: catering, timings and what you want aboard change the price, and a fixed figure on a page would be a guess. Send us the date and how many of you there are.

What you are hiring for an event

The whole boat and the hours you agree on. Anyone not in the group does not come aboard, and that is what lets you decide the music, the departure time and how long you stop to swim. It is the difference between celebrating something and joining an excursion.

The four questions everyone asks

Can we bring food and drink?

Yes, and it is what almost everyone does. What is worth telling us when you book is how much space you need and whether a cool box is involved, so it is sorted beforehand and not on the pontoon with the whole group waiting.

Can we decorate?

You can bring whatever you like — balloons, banners, whatever the occasion calls for — and it goes up before we sail. The only thing we ask is that nothing is left loose on deck once the boat is under way.

Who decides the route?

The group says what it wants and the skipper says what can be done with that day’s sea. The skipper decides, and that is not small print: it is the only way a celebration ends well.

What if someone gets seasick?

It happens less than people fear, because this coast is sheltered. Even so, anyone prone to it should take the tablet before boarding: afterwards it does nothing.

How it is arranged

Events are quoted, not bought online: catering, timings and what comes aboard all change the price, and a fixed figure on this page would be a guess. Send us the date and how many you are and we will come back with a number.

And leave a phone number: if the sea will not let us sail, we call and move the date. With a group that has travelled for it, finding out at the quayside is not an option.

We sail from Puerto de Mogán, at the far south-west of Gran Canaria, where the wind drops and the water turns clear.