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Boat hire in Puerto Rico

Boat hire in Puerto Rico (Mogán), Gran Canaria: 2 companies registered, one of them with boat rental as its main business, in the resort marina; more choice in Pasito Blanco (6, 9 km), Mogán (5, 6 km) and Arguineguín (3, 4 km). With phone, website and Google rating. No commission.

Companies
2
1 with boat rental as main business
Price
€250 – 4,000 / day
indicative
Licence
No licence needed up to 5 m and 15 hp
Season
All year
peaks in summer and at Christmas

The boat hire company in Puerto Rico

Hiring a boat in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is the resort with a marina on the south coast of Gran Canaria and the place with the most dolphin-watching departures on the island, but its rental fleet is small: 2 registered companies, one of skippered yachts with more than 120 reviews. For bareboat or more choice, Pasito Blanco, 9 km away, has 6 companies and sailing boats; Mogán, 6 km, 5; Arguineguín, 4 km, 3. From Puerto Rico you cruise the south coast, west to Amadores and Mogán or east to Arguineguín and Maspalomas, with a calm sea all year.

The peaks are summer and Christmas. The scheduled dolphin boats and catamarans have far more demand here than rental.

Ports and departure areas

Puerto Deportivo de Puerto Rico

Resort marina, base of the dolphin boats. 2 companies within 500 m.

Types of boat you can hire in Puerto Rico

Motor yacht

Requirement
Skippered at most sizes
Companies
1 advertises them
Price
from €900 / day (indicative)

Skippered

Requirement
None: the skipper is in charge
Price
boat price plus €50 – 250 per day (indicative)

How much does it cost to hire a boat in Puerto Rico

Indicative high-season prices from the directory's reference table, reviewed September 2026: a no-licence motorboat costs €120–250 a day; a RIB of 6–8 m, €250–650; a 10–12 m sailing yacht, €400–900 bareboat or €600–1,500 skippered; a catamaran, €1,000–2,500; a skippered motor yacht, from €900. Expect 20–40% less outside July and August. Deposits run from €300 to €2,000 and fuel is extra. Each company sets its own prices.

They also hire boats

Companies whose main activity is something else (school, chandlery, trips) but which also offer hire.

Catamarán Princesa Ico

4.7 / 5.4.7 · 190 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Boat trips and excursions

Spirit of the Sea

4.4 / 5.4.4 · 1,987 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Sagitarius Cat

4.4 / 5.4.4 · 1,435 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Exclusive Boat

4.8 / 5.4.8 · 217 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Infinity Boat Tours Gran Canaria

4.8 / 5.4.8 · 153 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Dolphins Multiacuatic Gran Canaria

4.0 / 5.4.0 · 139 Google reviews Boat tour agency

CAVALIER & BLUE MARLIN FISHING CHARTERS

4.0 / 5.4.0 · 125 Google reviews Fishing charter

White Marlin

3.5 / 5.3.5 · 84 Google reviews Fishing charter

Obycat Gran Canaria

4.8 / 5.4.8 · 81 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Dorado Sport Fishing

2.9 / 5.2.9 · 61 Google reviews Fishing charter

Willy Boat Trips

4.6 / 5.4.6 · 41 Google reviews Boat tour agency

Frequently asked questions

Can I hire a boat in Puerto Rico?

A skippered yacht from the 2 companies in the marina; for bareboat, Pasito Blanco (6 companies) or Puerto de Mogán (5), both under 10 km away.

Do I need a licence?

The Puerto Rico yachts are skippered, so no. Bareboat sailing boats and RIBs from Pasito Blanco need an ICC or Spanish licence; no-licence motorboats (up to 5 m and 15 hp) are scarce on this coast.

How much does a boat cost in Puerto Rico?

A motor yacht with skipper from €900 a day; a sailing boat from Pasito Blanco, €400–1,500 depending on skipper; dolphin trips by the seat. Indicative high-season ranges; fuel and deposit are extra.

Can I see dolphins from Puerto Rico?

Yes, it is the island's dolphin harbour: bottlenose and spotted dolphins live a few miles off the south coast all year, and the scheduled boats go out several times a day with permits.

Are there boat trips in Puerto Rico?

Yes, and they are the main offer: dolphin-watching, catamarans and coast cruises to Mogán with fixed departures. They are listed under the boat trips category.

What is Amadores?

The man-made beach next to Puerto Rico, a sheltered bay of imported white sand with no waves; a mile west of the marina and the usual first stop by boat.

Near Puerto Rico