At our main office in the train station in Lagos (Estrada de são Roque, 8600-315 Lagos)
Visiting the most beautiful beaches around Lagos
Crossing the Ponta da Piedade
Swimming stop at a secluded beach
Come aboard our boat for a two-hour boat trip along the coast of Lagos and Ponta da Piedade with a swim stop. We depart from the port of Lagos and will stop at several remote beaches that can only be reached by sea. On board, our crew will tell you everything you need to know about the area you are visiting.
Port of Lagos
Praia D. Ana (variable duration - Sightseeing)
Praia do Camilo (variable duration - Sightseeing)
Ponta da Piedade (variable duration - Sightseeing)
Black Rock (variable duration - Sightseeing)
Same as departure
We meet at our office at Lagos train station.
Please arrive at the meeting point 20 mins before the departure time.
You can easily park nearby.
Sun protected-area
Restrooms
Number of passengers: 50
Not accessible to wheelchairs users
Not accessible to pregnant women
Not accessible to toddlers and the elderly
Not accessible to strollers and wheelchairs
Unfortunately, you cannot bring your own food
Unfortunately, you cannot bring your own drinks
No pets are allowed in this activity
Swimsuit
Sunscreen, sunglasses & hat
After you have checked in, we will drive to the marina, which is only a few metres away. At the end of the tour, we return to our starting point.
Very friendly staff Spectacular bathroom Excellent onboard music Highly recommended
Great option if you need an area with sun protection. Plenty of space on the boat for everyone
highly recommended
No, pets are not allowed in this activity.
No, you cannot bring your own food or drinks on this boat trip.
The boat trip has a duration of two hours.
Yes, this boat trip includes a swimming stop at a secluded beach.
The meeting point is at the provider's office at Lagos train station. Please arrive 20 minutes before the departure time.
You should bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.
The boat trip is not accessible to wheelchair users, pregnant women, toddlers, and the elderly.
Yes, there are restrooms on the boat.

















