Want to sail the Algarve in complete privacy? On this private boat trip from Lagos, you'll cruise along the coast toward either Sagres or the caves of Benagil, whichever you prefer. A unique experience aboard a beautiful sailboat!
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Lagos Marina
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Want to sail the Algarve in complete privacy? On this private boat trip from Lagos, you'll cruise along the coast toward either Sagres or the caves of Benagil, whichever you prefer. A unique experience aboard a beautiful sailboat!
At the designated time, we'll set off on this private boat trip along the Algarve from Lagos Marina. From here, we'll sail toward either Sagres or the caves of Benagil. Both routes take the same amount of time.
Leaving the coast of Lagos behind, we'll enjoy a relaxed cruise along the southern coast of Portugal. Along the way, you'll have drinks and snacks on board, and you're also welcome to bring your own food.
We'll then sail back to Lagos Marina, wrapping up this private boat trip after 7 hours in total.
When booking, you can choose from the following routes, depending on what you'd most like to see:
If you'd like to discover the most famous sea caves in southern Portugal, we'll sail east. Along the way, we'll pass the spectacular cliffs of the Algarve and, conditions permitting, may stop for snorkeling. We may even spot dolphins and other cetaceans.
This route takes us to the extraordinary caves of Benagil, where sunlight streams into the caverns through the natural openings in their ceilings. A truly breathtaking sight! The crystal-clear waters surrounding the caves are also the perfect setting for snorkeling and a refreshing swim.
If you'd rather discover the southwesternmost point of continental Europe, we'll sail west. This route also takes in incredible cliffs, with stops for snorkeling and the possibility of spotting dolphins.
The sailboat will take us to the coast of Sagres, known in antiquity as the end of the world. From the boat, we'll see the lighthouse and fortress that overlook the entire coastline of the area.
