Full-day sailing cruise Mallorca: snorkel Es Trenc

Steer your own pace through hidden coves and white-sand beaches

A full-day sailing cruise along Mallorca's southwestern coast departing from Cala d'Or, with stops at Es Trenc, Llpmbarts, and Calo des Moro for snorkeling and swimming. The boat carries snorkeling gear, SUP boards, towels and refreshments; a live English-speaking guide tailors the route to what your group wants to do—water activities, beach time, or simply cruising—and lunch at a seaside restaurant is arranged separately. Eight hours on the water, suitable for all fitness levels.

Step-by-step itinerary

Full day sailing cruise along Mallorca coast

• Cruise southern Mallorca coastline
• Snorkel at isolated white sand beach
• Explore Calo des Moro cove
• Return to Cala d’Or

The Experience

The boat leaves Cala d'Or and heads south along a rugged, unspoiled coastline where most of the day unfolds on the water or in it. Es Trenc is an isolated beach ringed by pine trees with white sand and clear water; you snorkel there or wade in as long as you want. Calo des Moro, a natural cove that appears only from the sea, is the kind of place most visitors never reach—the guide positions the boat so you can swim, photograph, or simply sit with the view. Llpmbarts and the southern region's smaller coves fill the gaps between these two main stops, each one a chance to jump in or stay aboard with a drink and watch the coastline shift.

Snorkeling equipment is on board and ready; you bring nothing but a willingness to get wet. SUP boards let you paddle out from the boat if you want that kind of movement, or you can float, swim, or stay dry on deck. The boat has a restroom, WiFi, a speaker for music, fresh towels, and a steady supply of bottled water, coffee, tea, soft drinks, beer, wine and prosecco. The guide speaks English and shapes the day around what matters to your group—whether that's maximum water time, photography stops, or a slower pace with longer anchors at each cove.

Lunch happens at a seaside restaurant (not included in the cruise price, arranged separately), and the return to Cala d'Or closes the day. Eight hours is long enough to feel unhurried; the southern coast has no crowds in the way the north does, and the boat's flexibility means you're not watching the clock at any single stop.

What’s included

• Snorkeling equipment.
• stand-up paddleboard (SUP).
• fresh towels.
• bottled water.
• fruit salad and chips.
• coffee, tea, soft drinks, beers, wine and prosecco.
• WiFi on board.
• restroom.
• live English-speaking guide.
• all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Allinblusive Mallorca

Is this one for you?The day runs eight hours at an easy pace—no early start, no strenuous hiking, no time pressure at any stop. If your group wants to move between coves without a fixed schedule and spend as much time in the water as you want, this flexibility is what makes it work.

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Top questions

What's the water like for snorkeling at Es Trenc and Calo des Moro?

Es Trenc is an isolated beach with white sand and stunning water clarity, making it ideal for snorkeling. Calo des Moro is a natural cove accessible only by boat, with the same clear Mediterranean water and the added appeal of dramatic coastal scenery you can only see from the sea.

Can I bring my own snorkeling gear or do I have to use what's on the boat?

Snorkeling equipment is provided on board and included in the cruise price. You're welcome to bring your own if you prefer.

Is the SUP board included, and do I need experience to use it?

Stand-up paddleboards are included and available throughout the day. No experience is required; the guide can show you how to use one, and you can paddle out from the boat or stay on deck if you'd rather not.

How does the flexible itinerary work—can we spend more time at one beach and skip another?

The guide tailors the route to your group's preferences on the day. If your family wants to spend extra time snorkeling at one cove or exploring a specific beach, the boat adjusts. The main stops are Es Trenc, Llpmbarts, and Calo des Moro, but the time at each one is flexible.

What happens if the weather turns bad or the sea is rough?

The boat operates along the southwestern coast, which is generally sheltered. If conditions become unsafe, the guide will adjust the route or return to Cala d'Or. Check the forecast before booking and contact the operator if you have concerns about a specific date.

Is lunch included in the cruise price?

Lunch at a seaside restaurant is arranged separately and not included in the cruise price. The boat stops at a location where you can eat ashore, or you can bring your own food and eat on board.