Types of boats we have at the campsite

Our available boats

At TAIGA Lake Caspe, we offer two types of boats so you can enjoy the Aragon Sea safely and tailored to your travel plans. Both comply with current regulations and undergo periodic inspections.

Standard boat: comfort and versatility

Ideal for leisurely strolls, short sunrise outings, or family days near the shore. It's the easiest option to operate.

• Capacity: 2–4 places (depending on availability).
• Recommended use: walking, photography, shore exploration and occasional fishing from nearby shore.
• Includes: size-approved life jackets and basic safety equipment.
• Common requirements: identification document and regulations for use of the reservoir.

Boat with fishing kit: depth sounder + motor

Designed for anglers who want to locate structures, banks, and depths with greater precision. The sonar helps identify changes in relief and fish movements, while the motor facilitates drift control and a quiet approach.

• Capacity: 2–3 places (depending on availability).
• Kit includes: probe, motor, and battery serviced; spare oars.
• Recommended use: spinning/vertical, structure prospecting, technical fishing at medium and shallow depths.
• Advantages: greater autonomy to explore the reservoir and optimize fishing spots.

Which boat to choose according to your plan

If you're traveling with your family or looking for a relaxed experience, the standard boat offers stability and simplicity. If your primary goal is sport fishing, the boat with a kit makes the difference: the depth sounder allows you to read the bottom, slopes, submerged trees, or reefs, and the motor helps maintain position without scaring the fish.

Standards, safety and good practices

• Always wear a life jacket and adjust it to your size.
• Respect buoys, navigation channels and distances from other boats and swimmers.
• Check the weather forecast: avoid strong winds and storms.
• Keep things tidy on board: rods, lures, and hooks secure to avoid snagging.
• Responsible catch and release: Use a rubber net and minimize time out of the water.

How to reserve your boat

You can manage your reservation in two ways:

• Campsite reception: Our team will advise you on availability and the type of boat that best suits your needs.
• Book online: During the online booking process, you'll see the boat options available to add to your stay.

Remember: Prices can be found at reception or during the online booking process . This policy allows us to adapt rates to the season and real-time availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to use the campsite boats?
A license is not usually required for our small recreational boats. At reception, we'll inform you of the applicable requirements and reservoir regulations.

What if it's my first time on a boat?
We'll give you a briefing on safety, engine operation, and best practices. We also recommend easy routes near the campsite.

Can I bring my own fishing equipment?
Yes. We suggest you bring rods, leaders, and lures suited to predators like pike, bass, or walleye. You'll have room for a couple of rods per person and a tackle box.

Are there zone or time limits?
Use of the reservoir may be subject to specific regulations or events. At reception, we'll provide you with recommended areas, ramps, and regular time slots.