Mallorca Sunset Boat Cruise: Snorkeling at Coll Baix and Alcanada

★★★★★★★★★★ 5.00 (10 reviews)

Free cancellation

1/11

Duration3h

GroupUp to 12

LanguagesEN · DE +1

Mobile ticketAccepted

Swim and snorkel in turquoise bays only reachable by boat, then watch the sun set over Alcúdia Bay with a glass in hand.

A three-hour sunset boat cruise from Port d'Alcúdia along Mallorca's north coast with snorkeling stops at Coll Baix and Alcanada, paddleboards, tapas and unlimited drinks included. The boat holds a maximum of 12 guests, keeping the atmosphere relaxed and the stops unhurried. Live guides speak English, Spanish and German. Children are welcome from age 12 onward.

Step-by-step itinerary

Sunset boat cruise with swimming and tapas

Depart from Port d’Alcúdia
Cruise past Cap de Menorca cliffs and sea caves
Swim and snorkel at Coll Baix beach
Use paddleboards or relax onboard with drinks
Cruise past Cabo del Pinar scenic coastline
Swim and snorkel near Alcanada Island lighthouse
Enjoy tapas and drinks onboard
Relaxing cruise back to Port d’Alcúdia

The Experience

The boat leaves Port d'Alcúdia and heads north along a coastline of dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and sea caves that only appear from the water. You'll cruise past Cap de Menorca and Cabo del Pinar, two of the most rugged stretches of Mallorca's northern edge, with time to photograph the rock formations and turquoise water as the light shifts. The first real stop is Coll Baix, a natural beach ringed by cliffs and rarely crowded because it has no road access. Here you can swim in crystal-clear water, snorkel with the provided equipment, or take out a paddleboard and explore the bay on your own terms while others relax onboard with drinks.

After Coll Baix, the cruise continues past more caves and rock formations toward Alcanada Island, where a lighthouse stands on the point. This is the second snorkeling and swimming stop, and it's also where the crew serves fresh tapas and your choice of cava, sangria, wine, beer or mimosa—all included and unlimited throughout the afternoon. You can eat and drink onboard in shaded seating areas, or get back in the water. The boat has a restroom on board and enough space that twelve people never feel crowded.

The return to Port d'Alcúdia happens as the sun drops toward Alcúdia Bay, so the last part of the cruise is the golden-hour part. The whole experience runs three hours from departure to return, which means you're not spending a full day at sea but you're also not rushed through the stops. The guide provides live commentary in English, Spanish or German depending on the group, and the atmosphere stays casual—no formal itinerary, no forced activities, just a boat, two good swimming spots, and the equipment and food already waiting for you.

What’s included

Snorkeling equipment and paddleboards.
unlimited drinks including cava, sangria, white wine, rosé, beer and mimosa.
Mediterranean tapas.
shaded seating areas onboard.
restroom access.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Premier Cruises Alcudia

Is this one for you?The guide speaks English, Spanish or German, so you'll follow the commentary comfortably in whichever language your group uses. If you want snorkeling and swimming without renting a separate boat or organizing your own transport to remote beaches, the two stops and the three-hour timeframe fit an evening without eating up your whole day.