REVIEW · SPAIN
Benidorm: Voraz Motorboat Rental (No License Needed)
Benidorm’s Voraz 5.00 rental puts you in the driver’s seat, not on a boat full of strangers. For one hour, you and up to five companions can steer along the coast, pause for a swim, and enjoy the beaches and coves at your own pace. No boating license or previous experience is needed, which makes this an easy way to try a motorboat without committing to a full boating course.
I like two things right away: the six-person capacity makes the $193 group price more sensible for families or friends, and the boat comes with practical extras such as an awning, sun deck, swimming ladder, and music system. The main caution is not about the boat itself but the arrival process. Several bookings have run into trouble finding anyone at the meeting point to exchange the voucher, so confirm the check-in details before setting off.
Key points to know before you book

- You drive the Voraz 5.00 yourself: No license, qualification, or earlier boating experience is required.
- Six people can share one boat: The listed price is per group, not per person, up to a maximum of six.
- The hour is yours to shape: Cruise the Benidorm coast, visit beaches and coves, swim, or simply sit back with your group.
- Useful onboard features are included: You get an awning, solarium, swimming ladder, and music system.
- The meeting point needs care: Exchange your voucher at the ticket counter before departure, and allow time to find the correct place.
- The activity returns to where it starts: You finish back at the meeting point after the one-hour rental.
Taking the wheel off Benidorm’s coast

The appeal here is simple. You are not being taken on a fixed sightseeing ride while someone else controls the boat. You get a short period of freedom on the water, with your own group and your own choice of pace.
That freedom matters in Benidorm, where a beach day can otherwise mean finding a patch of sand and staying there. The boat gives you another way to see the coast. You can cruise past the beaches and coves, stop for a swim, or use the hour as a floating break from the city.
The description does not promise a guided route or named coastal stops. That is useful to understand before booking. This is a self-directed rental, not a narrated excursion. If you want facts about Benidorm’s shoreline, local stories, or a skipper pointing out landmarks, this is probably not the right format.
You do get the pleasure of being captain. The lack of a license requirement opens the experience to people who might never normally rent a boat. Still, no license does not mean no responsibility. You will need to listen carefully to the operator’s instructions and handle the boat sensibly.
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What one hour on the Voraz 5.00 feels like

The rental lasts one hour, with starting times available when you check the date. That sounds brief, and it is. You should think of it as a compact water activity rather than a full-day cruise.
The likely rhythm is straightforward. First, you exchange your voucher at the ticket counter. From there, you take charge of the boat, spend your hour along the coast, and return to the same meeting point. The available information does not give a detailed route, named stops, or a guaranteed swimming location, so do not book expecting a set itinerary.
That flexible format can work well for a family or group of friends. You might spend more time cruising, or you might make swimming the main event. The swimming ladder makes getting in and out easier than climbing over the side, though the information provided does not describe the water conditions or how long you may stop.
A one-hour booking also suits a packed Benidorm schedule. You can fit it between time at the beach, lunch, or another activity. The tradeoff is that boarding, check-in, and returning the boat all take a portion of your booked time. Arrive ready, with your voucher and identification in hand, so you do not lose precious minutes looking for the counter.
The boat’s useful features

The Voraz 5.00 is set up for a relaxed group outing rather than a bare-bones ride. Its listed equipment includes an awning, a solarium, a swimming ladder, and a music system.
The awning is especially practical. An hour on open water can mean a lot of direct sun, and not everyone in your group will want to sit in full sunlight the whole time. You can use the shaded area as a break from the heat, while the solarium gives sun lovers a place to stretch out.
The ladder changes the boat from a simple ride into a possible swimming platform. You can use it when entering or leaving the water, though you should follow the operator’s instructions about where and when swimming is allowed. The activity is advertised around bathing and enjoying the sea, but no exact swimming spot is specified.
The music system adds a social touch for a group outing. You can bring the mood you want on the water, within any operating rules given at the meeting point. The supplied information does not specify how the system connects to your devices, so do not assume a particular phone connection or speaker setup.
Capacity is listed as six people. That does not mean six people will have unlimited room to move around, but it does give a family or small group a private boat without splitting up. If your group is smaller, the price calculation becomes less favorable on a per-person basis. If you fill all six places, the cost works out to about $32.17 per person for the hour.
Is $193 good value for your group?
At $193 per group of up to six, the rental is best judged as a private group activity rather than an individual ticket. Six people sharing the full price pay around $32 per person. Two people would pay about $96.50 each, which is a much steeper rate for only one hour.
The strongest value comes when you want privacy and control. You are paying for use of the boat, the freedom to choose how you spend the hour, and the chance to put one person from your group at the controls. That can be more appealing than a standard ride with a fixed route.
The value is weaker if you only want to see Benidorm from the water and do not care who drives. In that case, a shared cruise may provide more time or commentary for less money, though no comparison price is provided here.
The included awning, ladder, sun deck, and music system help the rental feel more complete. Still, the short duration matters. You are not getting a long coastal voyage, and the price does not include a full day of boating. I would book it when the boat itself is the main attraction, not when it is merely transport to a distant beach.
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The meeting point is the part to take seriously
The instructions say to exchange your voucher at the ticket counter before the activity begins. The activity then ends back at the meeting point. That sounds clear, but the check-in process has caused serious problems for some bookings.
Three separate accounts describe arriving at the meeting point and finding no one there, or no office available to exchange the ticket. One person reported missing the activity entirely and seeking a refund. Another said there was no office at the stated location, while a third also found nobody to take them to the activity.
That is the most important practical warning attached to this rental. I would not treat the voucher exchange as a minor formality. Check the exact counter location, arrive early, and make sure you know who is responsible for checking you in. If anything seems unclear before the day, contact the provider, WaterSports Benidorm, and keep written confirmation of the meeting details.
The activity advertises skip-the-ticket-line access, but that does not remove the need to find the correct counter. Skipping a line is useful only after you are in the right place. This is also why I would avoid scheduling another fixed activity immediately afterward. A one-hour rental can become stressful if check-in takes longer than expected.
Who will enjoy this boat rental most?
This experience suits a small group that wants a private, active hour on the coast. Families, couples traveling with friends, and groups of up to six can split the cost and take turns enjoying the boat, the sun deck, and the water.
It is also a good fit if you like making your own plans. You choose whether to cruise, swim, bathe, or sit under the awning. The boat is not built around a speech or a formal sightseeing program, so you can keep the hour relaxed.
It may be less suitable for anyone who wants a fully managed excursion. There is no guide name, commentary, or fixed list of stops provided. You also need to be comfortable with the idea of operating a boat after receiving instructions, even though no license or prior experience is required.
Pregnant women should not book this activity, as it is specifically listed as unsuitable for them. The provider also requires a passport or ID card, so bring one rather than relying only on a booking confirmation.
What to bring and how to prepare
Bring your passport or ID card. You need it as part of the activity requirements, and having it ready may help keep the check-in process moving.
Bring your voucher as well. You must exchange it at the ticket counter before the rental begins. Since the meeting point has been difficult for some people to locate or use, I would save the confirmation on your phone and keep any provider contact details easy to reach.
The boat includes sun and shade options, but the information does not list towels, food, drinks, or any other personal equipment. Do not assume those items are supplied. Plan your own beach essentials, while remembering that the activity details do not confirm what may be taken aboard.
You should also plan around the one-hour limit. Arrive ready to board, rather than using the rental as a loose all-day plan. If you want time to swim and cruise, every minute counts.
Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. That is helpful if the weather, your schedule, or your group plans change.
The reserve-now-and-pay-later option also keeps money out of the booking at first. You can reserve a place and pay later, which is useful when your Benidorm schedule is still taking shape.
Because there have been check-in problems, I would still save all booking information and confirm the meeting point before the cancellation deadline. If you discover an issue on the day, a refund may require you to contact the booking service and provider promptly. The supplied information confirms the cancellation window, but it does not promise a same-day remedy if you cannot locate the counter.
Should you book the Voraz 5.00?
Book it if you have a group of up to six, want to drive your own boat, and like the idea of a flexible hour on Benidorm’s coast. The price makes the most sense when you fill the boat, and the awning, ladder, sun deck, and music system give the outing more than a simple motor ride.
I would pause before booking if your group is small, you want a long cruise, or you need a polished guided experience. Most of all, confirm the meeting arrangements directly. The boat experience could be enjoyable, but the check-in reports mean you should not leave the voucher exchange to chance.
FAQ
How long does the boat rental last?
The rental lasts one hour. Starting times are shown when you check availability.
How many people can use the boat?
The boat has capacity for up to six people, and the listed price applies to a group of up to six.
Do I need a boating license?
No. The activity states that you do not need a license, qualification, boating permit, or previous experience.
What kind of boat will I rent?
You will rent a Voraz 5.00 motorboat through WaterSports Benidorm.
What features are included on the boat?
The boat has an awning, solarium, swimming ladder, music system, and capacity for six people.
Can I swim during the activity?
The activity is intended for enjoying the coast, beaches, coves, and water, and it includes a swimming ladder. The exact swimming location and conditions are not specified.
Where does the activity start and end?
You begin at the meeting point, where you must exchange your voucher at the ticket counter. The activity ends back at the meeting point.
What identification should I bring?
Bring your passport or ID card.
Can I cancel for a refund?
Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option is also available.
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