The catamaran ease[s] into the Atlantic as if it knows the route better than the captain. Onboard, conversation loosens — vacation voices lowered to a comfortable hum — while the sun pools on the glossed decks and the island of Gran Canaria shrinks into a band of ochre cliffs and terraced green. For four hours the world narrows to sea, sky and the sudden spray of dolphins slicing the bow wave. On the Supercat PREMIUM you don't just observe the coast; you move through it, slipping into marine caves with cliffs that look carved by a sculptor who favors drama. If you want a day that balances easy pleasure and genuine wildness, this is it. Book the trip at the Supercat PREMIUM catamaran here: Supercat PREMIUM catamaran and prepare for a short, intense love affair with Gran Canaria's southern coast. The route runs from Puerto Rico Base out over deep blue water, close to sea caves and untouched beaches. The promise — and the main draw — is marine life: pods of dolphins are common here and short-finned pilot whales are often seen farther offshore. The captain keeps an eye on the radio and a practiced optimism in his voice; sightings are never guaranteed but the chances are high enough that the trip markets itself on them. Between wildlife watches, the day is built for relaxed adventure. After a run along dramatic cliffs you drop anchor in a calm cove for snorkeling in clear water packed with volcanic rock formations, fish and the surreal stillness that only a sponge of silence can buy. The crew offers a simple hot-and-cold lunch plus an open bar with local refreshments — sangría and the island lager among them — and there’s always the option to step onto a banana boat or book discounted jetski and parasail slots for the braver members of the group. There’s a practical side to all this ease: the Supercat PREMIUM is a stable, capacious catamaran with shade and sun options, and they include snorkel gear so you can travel light and still swim. This is a trip designed to be shared — families, groups of friends, small celebrations — but it accommodates solo travelers who want the comfort of a social, well-run outing. The coastline itself is a quiet teacher. Gran Canaria is volcanic: black and red basalt underlies much of the shore, then softens into fossilized dunes and cliffs. The island’s southern flank where Puerto Rico sits is sheltered from Atlantic storms by its own shape, which is why operators can run daily departures much of the year. The human history is shorter here than the stone: small fishing villages like nearby Puerto de Mogán were once the trading pulses of the south, later adapting to tourism while still holding on to waterfront markets and fish grills. If you want more local context, the crew can point out historic sea routes and modern conservation efforts; they often work with marine guides who know where not to intrude on sensitive habitats. Planning and preparation are straightforward. The outing lasts about four hours; aim for morning departures when seas are calmest and the light makes the cliffs glow. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a light wind layer and — if you’re prone to seasickness — medication taken before boarding. Towels are usually provided on request but packing a quick-dry towel is smart if you plan to snorkel. Accessibility and comfort are high priorities on a catamaran this size: shaded seating is available, restrooms onboard, and professional crew trained in safety. The activity is subject to weather conditions; rough seas can force rescheduling, and the crew will brief you on that before departure. If you want to extend the day, Supercat PREMIUM often includes discounts on shore-side water sports — parasailing, jet boat runs, even flyboard experiences — so you can turn a four-hour cruise into a longer playground of ocean options. You can reserve online at Supercat PREMIUM catamaran, or ask for private charters if you’re celebrating a special occasion. Practicalities aside, the memory you take home is visual: a pod of dolphins arcing in unison, a cliff-face cave hollowed like a cathedral, sunlight caught like coin in the water. The trip matches the kind of travel that wants a comfortable vessel but still wants to be close enough to the elements to feel the spray and taste the salt. For travelers who value a day that’s equal parts rest and wonder, the Supercat PREMIUM delivers an efficient, joyful slice of Gran Canaria.