An amazing Experience ! We ve been having a great time on the Rock Boat ! We were walking on the…read morebarcelona' port when we saw this "Warship" promoting "The Rock Boat", we booked online and boarded with almost 150 other guests. We went to the top of the boat with an amazing view to barcelona, people were very kind, and the artists were there doing adjustments to their instruments. Few minutes Later, Frederic, the French owner was doing a speech, about safety and presented the band who was about to sing. Boat left the Harbour and live music started. So many energy ! a cool atmosphere where were in the middle of the artist and other passengers. later we had a nice sirloin and Hamburguer on the BBQ and a very nice salad. Service was fast and the food perfect. Nice people. One of our best experience in Barcelona. Thanks to Frederic for his Charming and warm attention !

What fun! Kayaking,snorkeling, and cliff jumping! Marco's was our guide and he was very friendly,…read moresweet, and helpful with my 73 year old mom! He was great. Will definitely return.

This is a amazing walking tour in Barcelona, our tour guide Matthias, got sense of humor, gentle…read moreand very good knowledge about the history of Catalana...the tour including some back ground of the gothic quarters, some details on the building you could missed it, a little bit touch of Art Deco, and modern art as well, he also picked out some contrast information from different years,so it's kind like a twist, you can imagine that old picture about the carriages and horses passing by, and now you just walking on the same street~ incredible feeling. What's more, Matthias also share some interesting travel tips you may would like to know~ It's really worth to try~

The no rules boat…read more The wife and I took a 90-minute boat tour with Las Golondrinas. The tour gave us a view of the Barcelona harbor, city skyline along the coast, and the shipping port. There was no audio accompaniment, so we had to guess/research what different landmarks were. No directions or safety announcements were given, either. They trust you to have enough sense to not fall overboard. You have a choice between being on the upper deck (better view) or lower deck (protected from the elements). Want to stand at the front or back of the boat? Not a problem. Want to eat or drink? Cheers. On the lower deck you can purchase snacks and drinks (including alcohol), but the staff probably doesn't care if you bring your own. They are so chill. The cost for the 90-minute tour was €15.20 for adults and less for seniors, students and children. There are better ways to spend your money in Barcelona, but we did this tour because it was included in our Barcelona Pass. Can't say it was the most memorable, but it certainly was relaxing!

Took the ride around the harbor. It was about 45 minutes and offered a nice view of the harbor, the…read moreships, private boats etc. Boat was comfortable and offered the downstairs and upstairs areas depending on your choice of the sun or shade.... The cruise was fun and we got a great perspective on Barcelona and the landscape. One of the areas which could have helped is having some sort of audio to go with the cruise. We discovered what every site was by looking it up and going on line but a little guidance would have made this a better experience.

Royal Caribbean international is one of the best! This will be my 5th cruise with them and once…read moreagain I give it A+ on my way to France from Spain then Rome really looking forward to this vacation could not of picked a better company!

A beautiful marina, Barcelona houses one of the biggest ports in the world. During my stay in…read moreBarcelona I was fortunate to have the most agreeable weather for touring, sightseeing, strolling. I'm talking 65 degrees. I'm talking locals wearing shorts and Ray Bans.,Thus, I managed to catch some rays in this beautiful waterfront. It's also a nice place to pack a picnic and sit at the dock of the bay. This is also where you book sunset cruises, sailing trips, etc. There is a tourist info booth where you can book and get info on the Las Glorianas cruises. In the midst of all are very important landmarks: Columbus Monument, World Trade Center, Maritime Museum and some cool art courtesy of Pop Art genius Lichtenstein. Next to the Marina are very cool fish restaurants, gelaterias and shopping. It is easily accessible by walking: its at the end of my other fave, La Rambla or Metro. Highly recommend!

Fantastic marina situated right in the Port Vell area of Barcelona. Ideally situated near a tube…read morestation or a short walk away from one end of Las Ramblas, it is the perfect place to moor your boat and explore the city. Less than two minutes walk away are some fantastic restaurants with seating under cover but outside. Extremely welcoming after a few days at sea, even if it does seem a bit of a culture shock.

Our cooking class was an outstanding culinary experience! Very conscientious about quality and the…read moreimpact our food choices have on our bodies, food supply, and our planet. We also used Barcelona Slow Travel services to guide us on a day trip to the Costa Brava. Visited quaint fishing village, medieval village, and Dali museum. We mixed in a long lunch that was a top 10 culinary experience! Thank you Barcelona Slow Travel

"I finally started learning how to make tapas! My wife and I enjoyed the evening with a couple of…read moredear friends from the UK, along with a couple of their friends, a young couple from Alabama and another couple from Sweden... and our hosts from Barcelona. 10 courses, with ample wine. Not only did we learn the secret of how to eat garlic without painful side effects (those of you "our" age will know what I mean) but I also went back for seconds on mussels. (A first for me.) ...and thirds! Wait... what? Some of the food that I have only tolerated in the past? I couldn't get enough of it! And my favorite gazpacho? Fuggedaboudit! ...and they promised to share their recipe for their mojito ice cream. JUST WAIT. You'll love it! Photos to follow..." That's how I posted to FB upon getting home from our experience at Barcelona Slow Travel. I was eager to share that to give a sense of enthusiasm that I had for that evening! Our hosts, Christina and Guillermo, were warm, friendly, funny and eager to please. While some of the treats on their menu were not a surprise (olive plate, gherkins and pickled garlic, and gazpacho) the rest of the evening's menu was entirely dependent on what Guillermo could find FRESH at the market that morning. ...and FRESH made all the difference. Their space is intimate and inviting. After getting to know each other for a bit, each of the guests were seated around a large butcher block table and given a cutting board and a sharp knife, along with a task - from zesting limes to veining garlic to prepping mushrooms, mussels, peppers and the rest, they put us to work! Guillermo ensured that each guest was performing their task just right, while giving us the background of the dishes we were preparing, making small talk and generally making everyone feel "at home." Frankly, the next several hours passed by in a blur. No, it wasn't the wine (okay, maybe just a little bit) but it was the pleasure of the company, the work involved, and the gastronomy! The evening was a resounding SUCCESS. I would not hesitate to return there. (In fact, one of our group was there for her second time!) So if you're in Barcelona and want to understand the food and the pacing of the dining experience, be sure to check these guys out! You won't be disappointed!

We truly enjoyed our experience. I will recommend it as part of your Barcelona experience. The…read morestaff is friendly, and not I the fake American way. They are sincere and friendly. Our 12-year old is reluctant about these things, and even h jumped into the sea and enjoyed it. Good for all ages!

From the owner: I have a sailboat and a powerful speed boat, unique and exclusive in Barcelona. I chose these boats…read morethat I like for their safety and their seaworthy , and I share them with my passengers, as well as my experience of navigation and knowledge of the Catalan coast and many of the best sites in the Mediterranean. My beginnings in nautics go back to 1992, since then I have sailed thousands of miles at Mediterranean sea, Caribbean, And Atlantique Ocean, working as a professional captain for private sailboats and passenger ships. In addition, I have been the owner of two nautical charter companies, so I know this sector perfectly, if you want to rent a boat, tell me and I'm sure I'll get you the one you want. If you like the sea and get out of the standards, contact me and we will have an amazing time sailing.