We set off from the Marina del Este marina, 5 minutes from La Herradura. Motorboats with or without a skipper, an all-inclusive yacht and the Spanish Navigation Licence (Licencia de Navegación) course.
Marina del Este is La Herradura's marina: it's at the western end of the bay, past the seafront promenade, below Punta de la Mona. If you're staying in the village, it's five minutes by car or a long walk along the coast.
Follow Paseo Andrés Segovia westwards and take the Punta de la Mona road uphill; the marina is signposted. There's parking at the entrance.
From La Herradura, the most practical option is a 4-hour trip to the Maro-Cerro Gordo cliffs, or the sunset trip if you've spent the day at the beach.
The 6-metre motorboat with the most seats in the marina: 10 people, a 150 hp Yamaha engine and all the kit for a day exploring coves. Two boats, so more availability.
Almost 8 metres of American bowrider with 225 hp, a toilet, shower and sun pad. For a day of coves with family or friends, with every comfort.
Fifteen metres of Italian flybridge yacht with two cabins and two bathrooms. Skipper, fuel, drinks and snacks included.
Get your Spanish Navigation Licence at Marina del Este in one day for €120, or hire with a skipper.
Some companies launch small boats from the beach. We leave from the Marina del Este marina, which has a pontoon, fuel station and mooring service. That means bigger motorboats and setting off whatever the conditions on the beach.
Yes. Any of our motorboats can go out with a skipper, and the Azimut 46 always comes with a skipper and everything included.
Not from 1 October 2026: the regulations (Royal Decree 1188/2025) require a qualification to helm any hire boat. You have two options: get your Spanish Navigation Licence (Licencia de Navegación) with us in a single day for €120, or go out with one of our skippers.