Which adults-only catamaran to Lobos Island should you book?
Updated October 14, 2026 · 6 min read
For most adults, book the Adults-Only Catamaran Day Trip: four hours, lunch, drinks and three ways into the water, backed by 601 reviews. Families need the Lobos Catamaran with Drinks & Snorkelling, which offers nearly the same four-hour programme without the adults-only rule.
The two departures compared
| Tour | Duration | From | Rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adults-Only Catamaran Day Trip | 4 h | €85 | 4.8 · 601 reviews | a quiet full afternoon |
| Lobos Catamaran with Drinks & Snorkelling | 4 h | €75 | 4.8 · 1,146 reviews | families and lower price |
What the €85 day trip buys
The adult-only day boat stops around La Concha for snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding, with lunch and drinks included. Its advantage is not a different island: both sail to Lobos. You are paying for four hours and for a passenger policy that removes the family-day atmosphere. That matters if quiet is the reason for booking; it is poor value if you merely want transport to Lobos.
Check availability and prices for the adults-only day catamaran
The €75 mixed boat also runs four hours and includes paella, drinks, snorkelling and kayaking. Its 1,146 reviews give it the broadest evidence here. The €10 saving is real, but so is the chance of children sharing the deck. Neither description promises a silent boat, a particular passenger count or a private table.
See dates for the Lobos catamaran with lunch
Clear answer
Choose the Adults-Only Catamaran Day Trip for the most complete child-free outing. The €10 premium over the mixed four-hour boat is worthwhile when the passenger mix matters, and wasted when it does not.
