GRANADA · ANDALUSÍA
Granada’s best days out.
The 6 most popular cruises & boat tours in Granada. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Cruise-day trip from Malaga to Granada’s Alhambra with skip-the-line access, expert English guides, and bonus free time to explore.
Most Popular“Pick up and drop off to the port is really on time.. our guide is very knowledgeable..Beautiful Alhambra but lots of walking .”
3-hour shared sail from La Herradura in Maro-Cerro Gordo, with swim/snorkel gear and dolphin-spotting chances on a 12m boat.
“The experience was amazing. We had a good time pipe. And we were lucky to see a dolphin. The sea was quite clear and calm, so we could see different species. I highly recommend it. We had some excellent travel companions.Auto-translated”
Luxury catamaran on Costa Tropical: cava, unlimited drinks, buffet lunch, snorkel gear, kayak and SUP, with a chance to see dolphins.
“SCAM!! Don't even think about booking this activity, we arrived at the meeting point TODAY at 11.30am and there was no one there. I called the person in charge of the activity and he told me that there was a mistake, that there was no ticket when both, my partner's and mine, were confirmed with…”
Sunset sail along Maro-Compartida cliffs in La Herradura, with welcome toast catering and calm-water views aboard a cruiser.
“Heavenly experience - beautiful views, nice music and very kind skipper. Our whole family found this to be a highlight of our holiday.”
Sunset private sailing from La Herradura along Maro-Cerro Gordo cliffs. Up to 9 on a Bavaria 37, with a welcome toast.
“Unforgettable experience. We had an amazing day and the deal was fantastic!!”
Private Alhambra palace tour with an official English guide plus Granada free time from Motril cruise port, skip-the-line entry included.
“The tour guide was excellent . So accommodating and patient . We have some elderly friends travelled with us . The tour guide is very considerate and go with our pace.”
The Alhambra and the old town, the Sierra and the villages beyond.
