Private Catamaran Cruise Mallorca: Calo des Moro & Hidden Coves

The boat stops where the cliffs drop straight into water most tourists never reach.

A private half-day catamaran cruise along Mallorca's southwestern coast takes you to Calo des Moro, Es Trenc, Llombarts and Es Caragol, with swimming, snorkelling and paddleboard time built in. The itinerary is flexible—you choose how long to stay at each cove and whether to focus on water activities or beach time. The boat carries fresh towels, snorkelling equipment, paddleboards, WiFi, and drinks including wine and Prosecco; coffee and fruit are available throughout the four hours.

Step-by-step itinerary

Private half day catamaran cruise

• Cruise along Mallorca's southwestern coast
• Visit Calo des Moro cove for swimming and sunbathing
• Enjoy panoramic views and beach exploration
• Create memories on exclusive sea cruise

The Experience

You have a free afternoon or a morning without plans, and the idea of anchoring in a private cove instead of fighting a beach crowd appeals more with each hour that passes. A private catamaran means no schedule beyond the one you set—you decide when to jump in at Calo des Moro, how long to paddle from Es Trenc, whether to linger at Llombarts or move on. The boat carries snorkelling gear and SUP boards, so the water is not something you watch from the deck.

Calo des Moro is the stop most people know by name: a secluded cove ringed by dramatic cliffs where the water stays clear enough to see the bottom. You swim there, sunbathe on the small beach, or explore the rocks. The other stops—Es Trenc, Llombarts, Es Caragol—string along the same stretch of coast, each with its own character and its own reason to anchor. Because the boat is yours alone, you are not waiting for a group to finish or moving on because the schedule says so. WiFi and a restroom are on board; drinks run to wine and Prosecco, not just water.

Four hours is long enough to hit three or four spots without rushing, or to spend most of the time in one place if that is what the day calls for. Families with small children can bring a pram or stroller; the boat crew handles the rest. The route is tailored to what you want—water activities, beach time, or a mix—so the afternoon becomes what your family actually needs instead of what a fixed itinerary decides.

What’s included

• Snorkelling equipment and SUP paddleboards.
• fresh towels and WiFi on board.
• bottled water, soft drinks, beers, wine and Prosecco.
• coffee and tea.
• fruit salad and chips.
• restroom on board.
• all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditions

Operated by Allinblusive Mallorca

Is this one for you?Book this cruise if you are traveling as a family or a small group and want to set your own pace at each cove instead of following a fixed schedule. The private boat and flexible itinerary mean you can spend an extra hour at Calo des Moro or skip ahead to Es Trenc depending on how the afternoon unfolds.

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Top questions

What is Calo des Moro like when we get there?

Calo des Moro is a secluded cove with dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear water and a small beach. You can swim, sunbathe and explore the rocks; the water is shallow enough near shore for children and clear enough to see down into it.

Can we bring young children on this cruise?

Yes. Infants and small children can travel in a pram or stroller, and the boat has a restroom on board. The crew can help with boarding and the pace is entirely yours, so you are not managing a group schedule.

What water activities are included?

Snorkelling equipment and SUP paddleboards are provided and included. You can use them at any of the stops—Calo des Moro, Es Trenc, Llombarts or Es Caragol—or stay on deck if you prefer.

How does the itinerary work if we want to change it?

The route is flexible and tailored to your preferences. You tell the crew whether you want to focus on water activities, beach time or a mix, and how long to spend at each cove. The four-hour window is yours to shape.

What is included to eat and drink?

The boat provides bottled water, soft drinks, beers, wine and Prosecco, plus coffee and tea. A fruit salad and chips are also available throughout the cruise.

Is this cruise suitable for someone who is not a strong swimmer?

The coves have shallow water near the beach where you can wade and explore without swimming far out. Snorkelling gear is available if you want to use it, but you are not required to. The boat stays anchored, so there is no motion to manage.