Coasteering in Mallorca: Jumps, climbing & sea tunnels
Jump, climb and swim through sea caves on Mallorca's hidden north coast
Coasteering in Mallorca is a 3-hour guided activity on the north coast combining cliff jumps, ropeless climbing and sea exploration. You'll make progressive jumps from 2 to 7 meters, climb over water just 2 meters above the sea, swim through hidden tunnels carved into the cliffs, and optionally rappel 8 meters for those seeking more intensity. All equipment and instruction are provided for all fitness levels.
What’s included
- Neoprene suit, helmet, booties, harness and guide for the full 3 hours.
- all safety equipment and instruction are provided.
- Sunday 10:00 14:30
Information
Coasteer along Mallorca's north coast for three hours: jump from 7-meter cliffs, climb over the sea without rope.
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The experience
The activity starts with progressive jumps designed to build your confidence as you go. You begin with smaller drops and work up to 7 meters, so you're not thrown into the deep end on day one. Between jumps you'll swim in clear water and move along the cliff face, getting a feel for the terrain and the rhythm of the day.
Psicobloc (climbing without ropes, just 2 meters above the water) is the centerpiece. You're harnessed and guided, but the exposure is real, and that's what makes it work. The hidden sea tunnels are what most people come for: narrow passages carved into the rock that open into small coves, places you'd never reach by land. An optional 8-meter rappel is available for anyone who wants to push further, but it's not required and doesn't define the day.
You'll wear a neoprene suit, helmet, booties and harness throughout. The guide stays with the group, speaks English or Spanish, and keeps the pace steady so no one gets left behind or rushed. Three hours is enough time to hit all the main elements without feeling hurried, and you'll finish tired but not wrecked.
Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What size jumps will I actually be doing on this coasteering trip?
Jumps range from 2 to 7 meters and progress gradually so you build confidence with each one. You start smaller and work your way up, and you're never forced to jump if you're not ready.
Is the ropeless climbing over water as exposed as it sounds?
Psicobloc climbing happens just 2 meters above the sea with a harness and guide support, so you're safe but you do feel the exposure. It's designed to be thrilling without being reckless.
What are the hidden sea tunnels actually like?
The tunnels are narrow passages carved into the cliffs that open into small coves on the north coast. They're only reachable by water, so this activity is one of the few ways to see them.
Do I need to be fit or experienced to do this?
The activity is suitable for all fitness levels. It's guided and progressive, so you move at a pace that works for your ability. The guide adjusts the day based on the group.
What happens if I don't want to do the 8-meter rappel?
The rappel is optional. You can skip it and still have the full coasteering experience with jumps, climbing and tunnel exploration.
Operated by Mes Aventura. Explorevia does not run this tour: we compare it with similar options, and you book it with our booking partner.
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Coasteering in Mallorca: Jumps, climbing & sea tunnels
3h · EN · ES
from € 65 per person
≈ US$ 73 in your currency
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