A day-rate and APA breakdown you can check
A Sitges run out of Port Olímpic is short and fuel-efficient, while a Balearics crossing needs proper provisioning and fuel budgeting — we walk through the day rate and APA implications for your specific route before you commit, not after.
Vessel and crew matched to your guest count
The fleet spans from a Princess 64 Fly carrying 10 guests to a 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley for 12, and we check cabin count, deck space and crew fit against your actual group before recommending anything.
Family routes built around sheltered water
Sitges bay is sheltered in northerly winds and works well for a calmer 5–7 hour day with swimming stops and lunch ashore, which is a different brief from an open-roadstead spin around Barceloneta.
Corporate charters handled without turning into a party boat
For a client event on Barcelona Bay — Sagrada Família skyline in view — we plan catering and group transfers around the meeting or launch itself, keeping the format professional rather than defaulting to a generic celebration setup.
Straight answers on near-dated availability
Port Olímpic and Port Vell berths fill differently depending on the week, so instead of a blanket promise we check what is genuinely free and tell you clearly if a short-notice date is realistic or not.