

by Barcelona Sailing Day
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$57.90The 1-hour sailing tour departs from Port Olímpic in Barcelona, a marina developed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. The tour operates three times daily at 9:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 5:30 PM on a modern sailing boat with a maximum capacity of nine guests. The small group size provides ample space on board. The boat is equipped with soft cushions in the cockpit and on the bow for comfort, as well as onboard restrooms. A professional skipper manages the vessel and offers guidance throughout the trip. Guests enjoy an open bar that includes alcoholic beverages, carbonated drinks, and bottled water, along with small snacks. The sailing route follows the Barcelona coastline, passing the Gold Fish Sculpture (Escultura el Peix d'Or), a 52-meter-long golden stainless steel statue that reflects sunlight and changes appearance with weather conditions. During the tour, there is a short swim stop to refresh before returning to port. There is also a chance to see dolphins and whales. The tour does not include hotel pickup or towels. A minimum of two people is required to operate the tour.
Port Olimpic
Port Olímpic was developed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games as part of Barcelona’s transformation into a Mediterranean city. The area includes a new sports marina, docks, the Olympic Village neighborhood, and two skyscrapers: Hotel Arts and Mapfre Tower.
Gold Fish Sculpture (Escultura el Peix d'Or)
The 52-meter-long golden fish sculpture is a well-known Barcelona seafront landmark. Made of gold-colored stainless steel, its surface reflects sunlight and changes appearance depending on the sun’s angle and weather.
Entering Port Olímpic from Calle Marina, between the two tall buildings, you’ll see a stairs with plants on the corner. Go down the stairs and keep the concrete wall/shops on your right side and the yachts left. The meeting point is at sea level, at number 10. The easiest way is using Google Maps.
End point
Entering Port Olímpic from Calle Marina, between the two tall buildings, you’ll see a stairs with plants on the corner. Go down the stairs and keep the concrete wall/shops on your right side and the yachts left. The meeting point is at sea level, at number 10. The easiest way is using Google Maps.


by Barcelona Sailing Day
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$57.90The 1-hour sailing tour departs from Port Olímpic in Barcelona, a marina developed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. The tour operates three times daily at 9:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 5:30 PM on a modern sailing boat with a maximum capacity of nine guests. The small group size provides ample space on board. The boat is equipped with soft cushions in the cockpit and on the bow for comfort, as well as onboard restrooms. A professional skipper manages the vessel and offers guidance throughout the trip. Guests enjoy an open bar that includes alcoholic beverages, carbonated drinks, and bottled water, along with small snacks. The sailing route follows the Barcelona coastline, passing the Gold Fish Sculpture (Escultura el Peix d'Or), a 52-meter-long golden stainless steel statue that reflects sunlight and changes appearance with weather conditions. During the tour, there is a short swim stop to refresh before returning to port. There is also a chance to see dolphins and whales. The tour does not include hotel pickup or towels. A minimum of two people is required to operate the tour.
Port Olimpic
Port Olímpic was developed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games as part of Barcelona’s transformation into a Mediterranean city. The area includes a new sports marina, docks, the Olympic Village neighborhood, and two skyscrapers: Hotel Arts and Mapfre Tower.
Gold Fish Sculpture (Escultura el Peix d'Or)
The 52-meter-long golden fish sculpture is a well-known Barcelona seafront landmark. Made of gold-colored stainless steel, its surface reflects sunlight and changes appearance depending on the sun’s angle and weather.
Entering Port Olímpic from Calle Marina, between the two tall buildings, you’ll see a stairs with plants on the corner. Go down the stairs and keep the concrete wall/shops on your right side and the yachts left. The meeting point is at sea level, at number 10. The easiest way is using Google Maps.
End point
Entering Port Olímpic from Calle Marina, between the two tall buildings, you’ll see a stairs with plants on the corner. Go down the stairs and keep the concrete wall/shops on your right side and the yachts left. The meeting point is at sea level, at number 10. The easiest way is using Google Maps.