Sunday at sea! Catamaran trip and Michelin-starred lunch at Time Out Market
This summer, you have the chance to enjoy a different kind of Sunday — starting with a catamaran trip with Click&Boat and ending with an exclusive lunch by Michelin-starred chef Fran López. A unique experience with limited tickets that connects the Mediterranean with the best of Time Out Market.
The experience kicks off on board the Catamarán Orsom on Sunday, July 6th at 11 AM at Moll de Drassanes, where you'll sail for two hours along the Barcelona coast with music, a great atmosphere, and a vermouth aperitif served with olives and chips to whet your appetite. You won't need to worry about a thing — Click&Boat, Europe's leading boat rental company with over 55,000 boats across 100 countries, has everything under control. Based in Barcelona, Click&Boat makes it easy to enjoy the sea like never before, operating from Port Vell, Port Fòrum, and Port Olímpic with all kinds of boats, including sailboats, catamarans, and yachts.
Back on land, you'll head over to Time Out Market Barcelona, where a mouthwatering lunch awaits: start with a few bites of Caesar salad, followed by a tender lamb bao with yogurt and mint sauce, and finish with a freshly cooked rice dish of your choice — either seafood or mushroom. Drinks are included, so you can toast in style.
Tempted to come aboard? Then don't wait too long — seats are limited, and spots are filling fast. If you're quick, the first 40 tickets are available at a special price of €49.90, with the next ones at €59.90. Get your ticket and get ready for a Sunday in style!
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