Since 1888, Las Golondrinas have traced the essence of Barcelona's port. An unchanging route: from Port Vell to the breakwater, revealing the silhouettes of Montjuïc, Barceloneta, and the city's skyline. A raw perspective on Barcelona's maritime legacy.
The Planns tip
Sit on the bow railings, closer to the water.
The venue
Las Golondrinas
A floating witness to maritime Barcelona.
Moored at Moll Drassanes, opposite the Columbus Monument, Las Golondrinas, operated by Sirenas SA, carry a maritime legacy dating back to 1888. Launched for the Barcelona Universal Exhibition, these boats have witnessed the city's urban and port evolution, tracing routes that connect Ciutat Vella with the vastness of the Mediterranean. More than just a ride, they embody Barcelona's enduring bond with its waterfront, offering a unique perspective on the port's industrial and cultural history, from ancient shipyards to its modern configuration.
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