Mondragó Park Mallorca Kayaking Snorkeling Sea Caves Hidden Coves

Paddle into sea caves and snorkel protected coves you cannot reach by foot

Kayaking and snorkeling activity in the Mondragó Natural Park, Mallorca, where you paddle into hidden coves, sea caves and unspoilt beaches accessible only from the water. Small groups with a live guide; all snorkeling equipment included. The two-hour outing combines exploration of rock formations and underwater seabed with stops at Cala des Borgit and Cala s'Amarador, two of the park's most sheltered beaches.

Step-by-step itinerary

Kayaking and snorkeling in Mondragó Park

• Kayak to Mondragó Natural Park
• Snorkel in crystal clear waters
• Explore seabed and marine life
• Enter natural sea caves
• Stop at Cala des Borgit cove
• Relax and enjoy Cala des Borgit
• Stop at Cala s’Amarador beach
• See fisherman's hut at Cala s’Amarador

The Experience

You arrive at the Mondragó Natural Park ready to paddle. A small group launches kayaks into waters that open onto coves and caves the land route never reaches. The guide leads you into natural caves carved into the rock, where the formations shift as you move through them—corners and passages that only make sense from the water. This is the part of the park most visitors miss entirely.

The snorkeling stops let you drop into the seabed without arranging your own gear; all equipment is there. You watch fish, octopuses and vegetation move through the water while the kayak floats above. Cala des Borgit appears next—a quiet cove ringed by natural surroundings, the kind of beach that stays calm because few people know how to get there. Then Cala s'Amarador, one of Mallorca's most photographed beaches, complete with a traditional fisherman's hut that anchors the whole scene. Two hours moves through three distinct stops, each one a different reason to have come.

What’s included

• All snorkeling equipment.
• small-group kayaking with a live guide.
• access to sea caves and hidden coves in the Mondragó Natural Park.
• stops at Cala des Borgit and Cala s'Amarador.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Secret Point Mallorca Kayak

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want a guide who speaks your language and can navigate you to sea-only coves and caves that land routes can't reach.

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Top questions

What will I see underwater when I snorkel in the Mondragó Natural Park?

The seabed holds vegetation, fish, octopuses and other species. The snorkeling stops are in protected waters where the visibility stays clear and the marine life is active enough to watch without searching for it.

Can I kayak and snorkel in Mondragó if I've never done either before?

Yes. The activity suits all physical fitness levels. All snorkeling equipment is provided, and the guide leads the group at a pace that works for small-group exploration rather than racing between stops.

How long does the whole experience take?

The activity runs two hours from start to finish, including time in the kayaks, the snorkeling stops and the beach visits.

What happens if I want to skip snorkeling and just kayak?

The itinerary includes snorkeling stops at protected sites within the park. You can stay in the kayak and watch the water instead of entering it, but the route itself moves through the snorkeling zones.

What language will the guide speak?

The guide leads in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian. You choose the language when you book.