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Boat Rental Santa Ponsa Mallorca: 5 People, No License Required★ 4.96 (634) · 2h–8h
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Mallorca: Cala Figuera Boat Tour to Caló del Moro & S'Almunia★ 4.77 (150) · 1h 50m
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Private Sunset Cruise Mallorca: Sailing Boat with Champagne★ 5.00 (63) · 2h
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Mallorca Sailing Cruise: Snorkeling & Turquoise CovesA half-day sailing cruise on Mallorca's northeastern coast stops at secluded pebbled beaches and turquoise coves for swimming and snorkeling. The boat carries snorkeling gear, paddle boards, a Seabob-Jet water toy, drinks, snacks and a stewardess; the captain and crew handle navigation and setup. English and Greek-speaking guides are on board.Is it for me?If you're staying in Mallorca without a car or don't want to drive, the boat departs from a spot reachable by public transit, and the crew handles everything once you're on board—navigation, stops, timing and setup—so the day stays relaxed instead of becoming logistics.
Private Boat Snorkeling & Paddle Surfing: Bay of PalmaA private boat tour in the Bay of Palma where your group snorkels in turquoise coves accessible only from the sea and tries stand-up paddle surfing, with all equipment, a skipper, and bottled water included. The boat, Mankantas, carries only your party; a safety briefing happens before departure. Tours run 4 hours, with a sunset option lasting 2 hours.Is it for me?Book the full 4-hour tour if your group wants time to snorkel multiple coves and try paddle surfing without rushing; choose the 2-hour sunset sail if you're docked in port or short on time but still want to be on the water with the group.
Private Catamaran Cruise Mallorca: Calo des Moro & Hidden CovesA 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.Is it for me?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.
Snorkeling in Palma de Mallorca: Private Sailing with TapasA private half-day sailing tour from Real Club Nàutico de Palma takes you past the cathedral and Almudaina Palace, then to one of four west-coast bays (La Cueva Verde, Punta Negra, Palmanova or Cala Blava) where you snorkel, swim or stand-up paddle in clear water. The boat carries snorkeling gear, life jackets, local tapas and unlimited drinks; a guide speaks English, Spanish, French, German or Portuguese. The tour runs 4 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The tour departs from Real Club Nàutico de Palma in the city center, reachable by public transport or a short walk from central hotels, so you don't need a car or a long transfer to get on the water. The 4-hour length fits a free afternoon and gets you back to explore Palma afterward.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Sailing the Bay from PalmaSnorkeling in Mallorca aboard the Odin, a 15-meter sailboat departing from Palma's waterfront or Palmanova, where you swim and paddle in secluded bays while a skipper sails and a crew serves snacks and cold drinks. Choose a half-day, full-day or sunset departure; the boat holds up to 8 passengers and includes all gear, refreshments and onboard service.Is it for me?Pick the half-day to combine snorkeling and sailing in one outing; choose the full day if you want to visit multiple coves and spend more time swimming; select the sunset sail for an evening experience on the water.
Cala Mondrago Sunset Cruise Mallorca: Private CatamaranA private 2-hour sunset cruise on a catamaran in Cala Mondrago, Mallorca, where you sail the coastline as the sun drops, with champagne, local snacks, snorkeling equipment and a live English-speaking guide included. The boat carries a restroom, WiFi and a sound system; alcohol is served to adults only.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a couple or a small group and want the sunset without the crowds of a shared boat—the catamaran is private, so the timing and the mood stay yours.
Full-day sailing cruise Mallorca: Snorkel Es TrencA 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.Is it for me?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.
Mallorca Private Sailing: Traditional Llaüt Charter in Palma BayYou board a traditional wooden llaüt and navigate Palma Bay at your own pace, passing the Cathedral and anchoring at hidden coves like Illetas and Punta Negra. The charter includes snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, a Mallorcan charcuterie board with local meats and cheese, water and drinks. Half-day and full-day options let you choose how long to stay, and the captain handles navigation while you swim, snorkel, or simply drift.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to sail Palma Bay without arranging a boat, managing a group, or sticking to a fixed itinerary — the private charter and included meals and equipment mean you show up and the day unfolds on your terms.
Sunset Cruise Mallorca: Cala Mondragó Bay on Speed BoatA two-hour sunset cruise on a speed boat in Mallorca's Cala Mondragó bay, with an English-speaking guide, snacks and drinks included. The boat carries snorkelling equipment and a stand-up paddling board; you can swim or paddle during the cruise. Soft drinks, beers, wine and prosecco are on board, along with fresh towels and a restroom.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide's live commentary on the bay and sunset—choose it for the narrated experience rather than a quiet cruise.
Mallorca Sunset Sailing Tour: Sa Foradada Paddle SurfA private 2-hour sailing tour along Mallorca's north coast that departs from Port de Soller, passes through Cala Deià for a swim, and sails to Sa Foradada to watch the sunset from the water. The boat carries snorkeling gear and paddle boards; a live guide in English or Spanish narrates the route and timing, and the price includes all fees, drinks and equipment.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so you follow the commentary in your own language — choose whichever works for your group and the guide will be there in that voice for the full 2 hours.
Private Sunset Sailing Yacht Tour Mallorca: 2.5 HoursA private sunset sailing tour on the Bay of Palma lasts 2.5 hours and takes you to a sheltered cove where you choose between swimming, snorkeling, paddle boarding or simply watching the light change over the water with a drink in hand. The sailboat is reserved for your group only. Cava, water, snorkeling gear and a paddle board are included; meals are not.Is it for me?The tour is private to your group, which means no strangers on deck and the boat's pace and stops shaped around what your party wants to do. Book this if you want the sunset and the water to yourself, with the option to swim, snorkel or paddle board in the cove without anyone else deciding the itinerary.
Private sailing tour Mallorca: Swim and snorkel from PalmaA private sailing tour from Club de Mar in Palma, Mallorca, where you board a yacht with a captain, sail to an anchorage for swimming and snorkeling, then return along the coast. The boat raises sails when conditions allow; you choose between morning and afternoon departures. Cava, beer, soft drinks, water and tapas are included, along with snorkeling gear and a paddleboard.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the rest of your day free after sailing back to Palma, or the afternoon slot if you're building the day around this one. Either way, you're on a private boat with no other passengers, so the pace and the stops are yours to shape.
Snorkeling and paddle surfing in Mallorca from Santa PonçaA 2.5-hour private boat trip from Santa Ponça along Mallorca's southwest coast with snorkeling equipment, paddle boards and drinks included. You swim and snorkel at Cala Fornells and Camp de Mar Bay, explore a sea cave by boat, and pass the Malgrats Islands marine reserve on the return. The skipper is a local who speaks English or Spanish and handles navigation while you choose when to get in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a couple or small group and want to swim and snorkel without renting a car or joining a crowded tour—the skipper handles the boat while you decide when to get in the water at each cove.
Sunset Sailing Tour Palma de Mallorca: 3-Hour Private CruiseA 3-hour private sunset sailing tour departing from Real Club Nàutico de Palma that takes you past the city's historic waterfront—the Cathedral, Almudaina Palace and promenade—then into one of five bays (Badia de Palma, Can Pastilla, Portixol, Cala Major or Illetas) where you swim, snorkel or paddle while the light changes. The boat carries life jackets, snorkelling gear and stand-up paddleboards; the price includes all drinks (beer, wine, cava), fresh fruit, baguette with alioli and chips. A guide speaks English, Spanish, French, German and one additional language. Dietary requests (gluten-free, vegetarian, sugar-free) are available on request.Is it for me?The 3-hour window means you can fit the tour into an afternoon or early evening without losing the rest of your day—sail, swim and eat while the light holds, then return to Palma with time for dinner ashore. If you want a full-day sailing experience or an overnight trip, look for a longer charter instead.
Private sailing tour Palma de Mallorca: Swim and snorkel in baysA private eight-hour sailing tour from Palma de Mallorca departs the Real Club Nàutico marina, passes the Cathedral and historic waterfront, then sails to one of five bays — La Cueva Verde, Punta Negra, El Arenal, Palmanova or Cala Blava — where you swim, snorkel or paddleboard while the crew serves homemade tapas and drinks. Life jackets, snorkeling gear and SUP boards are provided; the guide speaks English, Spanish, French, German and one additional language. Gluten-free, lactose-free, sugar-free and vegetarian meals are available on request.Is it for me?The boat spends most of the day anchored in one bay rather than moving between multiple stops, which means you can swim, snorkel or paddleboard without watching the clock — the pace is set by the water and the weather, not by a schedule. Choose this tour if you want to spend a full day on the water with time to actually use the gear rather than just see it.
Private sailboat tour Mallorca: 8 hours, captain includedA private sailing tour in Puerto de Andratx on Mallorca's southwest coast, with a professional captain, up to five passengers, and eight hours to explore three to four coves accessible only by sea. The boat carries snorkeling gear and a paddle board; bottled water and light snacks are included, and the route adjusts to your group's pace and interests.Is it for me?Book this tour if your group wants the boat to yourselves and the freedom to linger at one cove or skip another—the captain adjusts the route to what your group wants, not a fixed schedule. Families and small groups of friends find the personalized pace and private deck space make the difference between a rushed afternoon and a day that actually feels like a break.
Snorkeling and paddle surfing in Mallorca from Santa PonçaA 4-hour private boat trip from Santa Ponça takes you snorkeling and paddle surfing in hidden coves along Mallorca's southwest coast, with a local skipper, all equipment, drinks and snacks on board. Arrive 30 minutes early for a brief setup, then sail past cliffs and into sea caves before stopping to swim and explore in crystal-clear water accessible only by sea.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon and want to snorkel and paddle in water most visitors never see—the private boat means no crowds, no schedule beyond your group, and a skipper who knows exactly where the clearest coves are.
Private Sailing Boat in Mallorca: Skipper, Tapas & DrinksA private sailing boat tour in Mallorca runs 4 hours with a skipper who knows the coast, departing daily from the Cap Enderrocat area. You visit accessible Mediterranean coves and swim in the marine reserve, with snorkeling masks, tapas, beer and soft drinks included on board. Groups up to 6 travelers are standard; larger parties can arrange it with a supplement.Is it for me?The boat departs daily on a fixed 4-hour schedule, which means you're sailing with a skipper who knows the reserve and the stops are set—no time spent planning the route or worrying about navigation. If you want to adjust the hours, add people beyond six, or customize where you go, you can request it in advance and the operator will work with you.
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Formentor & Puerto Pollensa: Dolphin Watching Boat Tour at DawnYou’ll head out at dawn from Puerto Pollensa with a local guide and cruise toward Formentor as the sun rises. Watch wild dolphins swimming close by—guaranteed sightings—while soaking in sea air and quiet moments on deck. Suitable for families or anyone wanting something real before breakfast.
Palma Sunset Catamaran Cruise: Cathedral views with appetizersA 2-hour sunset sailing cruise departing from Palma de Mallorca marina aboard a catamaran, with a professional skipper and hostess, welcome drink, appetizers and canapés, and still water throughout. The boat carries a maximum of 12 people, keeping the evening intimate. The tour suits couples, families and groups marking a special occasion, all watching the iconic cathedral glow against the darkening sky from the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to watch the sunset from the water rather than sail it yourself—the skipper handles everything while you eat and drink on deck.
Mallorca: Scuba Diving by Boat & East Coast Speedboat RideYou’ll suit up with a friendly local team, zip along Mallorca’s east coast by speedboat, then dive into crystal-clear Mediterranean waters for your first scuba experience. Expect laughter on deck, surreal underwater silence among colorful fish and octopus, plus all equipment provided so you can just focus on breathing—and that view below the surface will stay with you.
Mallorca Dolphin Watching Small-Group Boat Tour: 35+ minutes with dolphinsA 2-hour dolphin watching boat tour departing from Port Alcudia in northern Mallorca, with a modern vessel holding only 36 passengers instead of the 150 on larger boats. You get a swift 40-minute journey to the dolphin habitat and over 35 minutes observing them in their natural waters, with departures at 6:00 AM for sunrise or 8:00 AM for a calmer morning. A multilingual guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and another language leads the tour; children from age 6 are welcome.Is it for me?The 40-minute crossing is short enough that you can fit this into a morning and still have the afternoon free for other Mallorca plans, or you can anchor your whole day around the sunrise or the quieter 8:00 AM departure without the long boat ride eating into the rest of your itinerary.
Snorkeling in Mallorca's Bay of Palma: Catamaran SailA 2-hour catamaran excursion in Mallorca's Natural Park of the Bay of Palma where you sail, swim and snorkel in clear water with snorkeling equipment provided. Guides conduct the tour in English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language. Food is not included, but drinks and cocktails are available for purchase on board.Is it for me?At 2 hours, this snorkeling trip leaves room for other activities the same day—a meal, a walk through Palma, or a second beach stop—without eating up the afternoon. The sunset option works if you want to end the day on the water instead of starting it there.
Speedboat Tour Mallorca: 2 Hours, Cathedral & SnorkelingA 2-hour speedboat tour departing from Puerto Club de Mar takes you past Mallorca's cathedral, along the west coast to famous coves, and stops for a full hour of swimming and snorkeling with equipment provided. The boat carries snorkeling gear, paddle boards, sea jets and swim floats; a live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language, and children are welcome from age 7.Is it for me?Book this if you want the adrenaline of a fast boat and real time in the water—the hour-long snorkeling stop is the main event, not a brief pause between runs. The water toys and included drinks make it feel more like a party than a standard tour.
Portocolom Water Bike Tour: Pedal the Lighthouse CoastA guided water bike tour of Portocolom Bay in Mallorca where you pedal through crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, pass traditional fishing boats and picturesque waterfront houses, and stop at the iconic Portocolom Lighthouse for panoramic views. The tour lasts 90 minutes, includes a safety briefing, life jacket and a local guide who shares maritime history and local details along the route.Is it for me?You pedal the water bike yourself at an easy pace—it's a shared small-group tour with a local guide, so it suits anyone who wants to be active on the water without navigating alone, and who wants to hear the stories behind what they're seeing. The 90-minute length fits a morning or afternoon slot without eating your whole day.
Palm-Mar Snorkeling: Kayak & Marine Wildlife TourA private kayaking and snorkeling activity along the Palm-Mar coastline in Tenerife, departing from Los Cristianos with a certified English-speaking guide, full safety briefing, and all equipment provided. You paddle along the shore for roughly two hours, with a stop in calm water for snorkeling among marine life. Pickup and drop-off from your hotel or port are included; the group size is your choice, from one to six passengers.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle and snorkel in one outing—the guide leads you along the coast from Los Cristianos and stays with you throughout, fitting a half-day schedule.
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Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran with tapas & small groupSnorkeling on a catamaran from Palma de Mallorca with a skipper and hostess, maximum 10–12 people, and a welcome drink plus homemade tapas served on board. You choose between a 4-hour daytime sail with swimming and snorkeling or a 2-hour sunset tour. Snorkeling equipment, SUP boards and floats are provided; additional drinks are available to purchase.Is it for me?Book the 4-hour daytime sail if you want a full afternoon in the water with time to snorkel, paddle and soak up the sun; choose the 2-hour sunset tour if you're short on time but still want to sail and swim off the coast with drinks and appetizers on board.
Mallorca Catamaran Cruise: Swim, Snorkel & TapasA 4-hour small group catamaran cruise from Palma, Mallorca, where you swim, snorkel or paddleboard in turquoise Balearic waters, then return to the boat for homemade Spanish tapas and cocktails. The crew speaks English, Spanish and German, and all water equipment—snorkelling gear, SUP boards, floating devices—is provided. You choose how active your afternoon is: dive in or stay on deck.Is it for me?You get an afternoon that splits between doing and being still, with all the gear ready and no planning required—the small group size and included water equipment mean you can jump in or stay on deck without deciding in advance or paying extra for what you use.
Mallorca Boat Trip: Calo des Moro & Es Pontàs SnorkelYou board a RIB boat at Cala Figuera and cruise the southeast Mallorca coast, passing Es Pontàs and Cala Santanyí before reaching Calo des Moro for a thirty-minute swim in clear water. Snorkeling gear, drinks, and a professional skipper are included in the roughly three-hour trip, which gets you to beaches that have no road access.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Mallorca's boat-only beaches without a long hike or a rental car—the fixed route and professional skipper handle the navigation and timing, leaving you free to swim and look.
Palma: Small Group Sailing Cruise with Tapas & DrinksYou’ll sail Palma Bay with a small group or private crew, feeling the breeze as you glide past hidden coves. Swim in crystal water, snack on local tapas and drinks, and share laughs with your hosts. The relaxed pace lets you soak up every moment—whether you join in hoisting sails or just lean back under the sun.
Mallorca Snorkeling & Kayaking: 5-Hour Catamaran CruiseA 5-hour catamaran cruise from Port d'Alcudia explores the north coast of Mallorca, stopping at two secluded coves where you snorkel and kayak with equipment included, then eat a barbecue lunch or dinner onboard. The itinerary may shift with wind and weather, and you choose between a daytime or afternoon departure when you book.Is it for me?Book the lunch cruise if you want the full day on the water and prefer to eat midday; choose the afternoon dinner cruise if you'd rather start later and end with a meal as the sun moves lower. Either way, the two coves and the snorkel and kayak gear stay the same—you're just picking the time and the meal.
Mallorca: Pollensa Bay Catamaran Tour with Lunch & SnorkelingYou’ll feel the Mediterranean breeze as you sail from Port de Pollensa along Mallorca’s north coast on this catamaran tour. Swim or snorkel in hidden coves, relax on Formentor beach, and enjoy a laid-back lunch served by local crew before drifting back under the sun. It’s an easygoing day that leaves you lighter somehow.
Llevant Natural Park Boat Trip and Blue Cave SwimA three-hour boat trip from Puerto de Alcudia along the Llevant Natural Park coast, with swimming in the Blue Cave and snorkeling at Es Caló cove. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, vests and paddle boards; a live guide speaks English, Spanish or French. You swim into the cave itself, then disembark to explore the cove and its marine life on your own terms.Is it for me?Book this if you want to be in the water doing something—swimming into a cave and snorkeling in a cove—rather than watching from the boat. Small groups mean you move at a pace that works for the people actually in the water, not a schedule built around a larger crowd.
Alcudia Sunrise Dolphin-Watching Boat Trip in MallorcaThis sunrise dolphin-watching boat trip departs from the Port of Alcudia in Mallorca and sails into the bay and beyond to find dolphins in their natural environment. You search for them by water, then cut the engines when they appear so you can watch them swim and jump without disturbance. The trip includes a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language, plus a buffet breakfast of bread, cheese, ham and pastries with tea or coffee on the return to harbor. If dolphins aren't spotted, you receive a voucher to return any day at no extra cost.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want to watch dolphins at the moment the sun rises—the early departure is what puts you on the water when the light breaks and the bay is calm, and the engines cut when dolphins appear so you see them without the motor's noise.
Palma Bay catamaran cruise: Swim at Cala Vella with lunchA five-hour catamaran cruise from Muelle de Golondrinas in Palma sails across Palma Bay past the Cathedral, then anchors at Cala Vella for swimming and snorkelling in turquoise water. The boat carries a buffet lunch on board — fresh bread with alioli, salads, wraps, skewers and chocolate brownie — and a crew offering personalised service. The cruise runs in English, Spanish, Italian, French and one other language.Is it for me?The cruise departs from Muelle de Golondrinas in central Palma, opposite the Auditorium, so you reach it by public transport, taxi or a short walk from your hotel — no car rental needed. This settles the logistics for anyone staying in Palma without a vehicle or arriving by plane.
Palma Bay Snorkeling Boat Tour with BiologistA 2.5-hour boat tour of the Palma Bay Nature Reserve in Mallorca with snorkeling stops, a live biologist guide in English or Spanish, and one drink included. The boat departs Fridays from Palma or other days from Can Pastilla. Snorkeling equipment is provided (€10 deposit); the crew handles the route and timing so you focus on the water and what lives in it.Is it for me?Book the Friday departure from Palma if you're based there; choose Can Pastilla on other days if that's closer to where you're staying. The biologist guide is the reason to pick this tour over a standard snorkeling boat—you learn the ecosystem instead of just swimming through it.
Snorkeling and Paddle Surfing in Palma Bay, MallorcaSnorkel and paddle surf on a 2.5-hour boat excursion through Palma Bay, Mallorca, with a maximum of nine people per boat. The captain picks the stop—Punta Negra, Illetes or Portals Vells—based on sea conditions to give you the clearest water and calmest conditions. Snorkeling gear, paddle surf boards and a sea scooter come on board; water, soft drinks and beers are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to control your own pace in the water—snorkel when you want, paddle surf when you want, float when you want—without a guide directing you through a fixed itinerary. The captain's choice of cove based on the day's sea conditions means you get the clearest, calmest water available, not a predetermined spot.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Small Group Boat to Coll Baix & AlcanadaThis small group snorkeling activity departs Port d'Alcúdia and cruises Mallorca's north coast to Coll Baix and Alcanada Island, where you swim and snorkel in clear water surrounded by cliffs and sea caves. The boat carries paddleboards, snorkeling equipment, drinks and tapas throughout the four-hour experience; group size stays small so the atmosphere stays relaxed instead of crowded.Is it for me?The boat moves at a relaxed pace with two long stops for swimming and snorkeling rather than a rushed itinerary of many brief visits—you spend real time in the water at each location instead of watching from the deck. Choose this if you want to actually snorkel and paddleboard rather than simply cruise past the scenery.
Catamaran sailing Palma: BBQ and swimming in Cala VellaA catamaran tour from Palma sails into the Bay toward Cala Vella, a nature reserve where the boat anchors for swimming, a BBQ prepared on board, and paddleboard time in the Mediterranean. The catamaran holds 57 but takes only 36 people, keeping the deck uncrowded. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the route adjusts for weather.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Palma city center without a car—the boat launches directly from the port with no transfer needed, and paddle boards are included so you won't need to rent separately.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Blue Cave boat tour with equipmentA 3-hour boat snorkeling tour along Mallorca's northeastern coast, departing from Alcudia Beach and visiting the Blue Cave, Cap Farrutx, Sa Cova Gran and secluded coves with snorkel equipment and paddleboards provided. The boat stops for swimming inside the Blue Cave when weather permits, and a professional captain navigates the best routes of the area. Children from age 3 are welcome, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The boat moves between stops rather than staying in one place, so you're comfortable with a morning or afternoon on the water and ready to get in and out of the sea at each cove. The 3-hour pace is steady without being rushed, which means you spend real time snorkeling instead of just passing through.
Snorkeling in Mallorca from Palma Harbour: Small group boatA shared snorkeling boat trip from Palma Harbour on Mallorca's south coast, departing from Club de Mar and anchoring at the Illetes Islands for swimming, cliff jumping and snorkeling in protected coves. The yacht holds eight passengers instead of the standard twelve, includes a crew, drinks, tapas and snorkeling gear, and takes four hours total. Children are welcome from age twelve.Is it for me?Four hours is short enough to fit into a day with other plans in Palma, but long enough to anchor, snorkel and jump without rushing. If you want to spend a full day on the water or explore the coast beyond the Illetes Islands, a longer charter would suit you better.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran to Cap des FreusA four-hour catamaran trip from Cala Ratjada along Mallorca's northeast coast, with stops to snorkel and swim in the Cap des Freus reserve and Llevant Natural Park. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, serves a traditional Mallorcan lunch onboard with drinks included, and is led by a professional crew speaking English or Spanish. Children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a full day on the water with built-in structure: the crew handles sailing and timing while you decide when to swim, snorkel, or rest at each anchored stop.
Formentor Beach by Catamaran from Alcudia: Half-day sailA half-day catamaran tour from Alcudia Bay heads north along Majorca's coast to Formentor Beach, with a professional guide leading the route and the crew handling the boat. The excursion includes the catamaran, insurance and access to views of both Formentor and Puerto Pollensa. Children from age 3 are welcome, and guides speak English and Spanish.Is it for me?The 4.5-hour window means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without losing the rest of your day—ideal if you have a free half-day in Alcudia and want to reach Formentor without renting a car or navigating the coastal road.
Dolphin Watching at Dawn in Alcúdia: Small Group Boat TourA small-group dolphin watching boat tour departing at dawn from Alcúdia port, with a 99% chance of spotting dolphins near Cape Formentor's UNESCO-listed cliffs. The boat carries 12 people maximum and includes snorkelling equipment; on the return, you stop at Es Coll Baix beach to swim in clear water before heading back to port. The entire outing takes 3 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want dolphins without a large crowd—12 people maximum means you're not jostling for space or a view. The early start and short duration fit a morning activity before the rest of your day begins.
Llevant Natural Park boat trip: Snorkel and paddle surf, MallorcaA three-hour boat trip in Mallorca departs for Es Calo and Arenalet de Aubarca, where you swim and snorkel in crystal-clear water, try paddle surfing, and explore two sea caves carved into the Llevant Natural Park cliffs. Snorkel gear, paddleboards, a skipper and crew are included; children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?The three-hour duration leaves the morning or afternoon free for other activities, so you can fit this into a day that includes a meal ashore or a visit to another part of Mallorca. If you want a full-day excursion or a longer time in the water, look for a different boat trip.
Sunset Snorkeling in Palma: Small-Group Yacht with TapasA small-group sunset cruise on a sailing yacht in the Bay of Palma with skipper and host, snorkeling gear, Spanish tapas, and open bar. The boat holds 10 guests maximum and departs in the late afternoon for a 3-hour sail that ends as Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle light up at dusk. Minimum age is 13; the experience runs in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Choose the shared experience if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost; book it private if your group wants the whole yacht to yourselves. Either way, the small size — 10 guests maximum — is what keeps the sail calm and the snorkeling unhurried, so you are not competing for space or waiting for a guide to move the group along.
Adult Only Sunset Catamaran Palma Bay: Cava & SwimmingAn adults-only sunset catamaran cruise from Palma de Mallorca sails the south coast of Mallorca for 3.5 hours, stopping for a swim in a cove and passing the Cathedral at dusk. The catamaran holds 57 but takes a maximum of 32 passengers, keeping the deck uncrowded. Cava, appetizers and homemade desserts are included; snorkel gear and paddle surf boards are available. Meet 15 minutes before departure; public transport reaches the pier, though parking is tight if you drive.Is it for me?Book this if you prefer an evening departure and want to swim and watch the sunset as part of a shared group of up to 32 rather than arranging a private boat.
Dolphin Watching Catamaran from Palma de MallorcaA 3-hour catamaran cruise departing from Swallows Pier in Palma de Mallorca takes you offshore to observe dolphins in their natural habitat, with time to swim or snorkel in clear Mediterranean waters. The crew navigates according to sea and weather conditions to maximize dolphin sightings, and the boat carries underwater viewing windows so you can watch marine life from below deck. Audio guides are available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German.Is it for me?Choose this if you have a free afternoon in Palma and want to watch dolphins from a catamaran that departs directly from the city port—no need to travel elsewhere to board.
Sunset Boat Tour Andratx: Snorkel, pizza and Dragonera IslandA sunset boat tour departing from Port Andratx that takes you along the southern Mallorca coast past Dragonera Island, a natural park, with a 40-minute snorkeling stop in Cala en Basset where you can also use the onboard slide. Pizza and a drink are included, and the whole outing runs 3.5 hours from start to return. The guide speaks English and Spanish.Is it for me?The tour runs 3.5 hours with a 40-minute snorkeling stop in the cove—you're in the water and eating on deck, not walking or sitting through a long narrative. It's built for families and swimmers who want to move around, and the sunset timing means you're traveling into the best light rather than chasing it.
Snorkeling in Alcudia: 5-hour catamaran cruise with lunchA 5-hour catamaran snorkeling trip departing from Port d'Alcudia explores the north coast of Mallorca, with stops at Coll Baix Beach and the secluded Cala Engosalba for swimming and snorkeling in clear water. Barbecued meat, pasta salad, fresh fruit and two drinks are served on board while the crew handles the sailing and anchoring; the itinerary shifts with wind and weather to keep the day safe.Is it for me?Departing from Port d'Alcudia means you can walk to the boat from nearby hotels or catch local transport — no car needed to reach the water. The crew handles all the sailing, anchoring and meal prep, so you spend the day snorkeling and swimming instead of managing logistics.
Mallorca sailboat tour: Palma Cathedral and Cala Mayor swimA three-hour sailing tour around Mallorca's coast combines sightseeing from the water with a stop for swimming and local food. You pass Palma Cathedral and Marivent Palace while an audio guide explains their history, then anchor in Cala Mayor for 45 minutes to swim and sample typical island products on board. The tour operates in English, Spanish, French and German, and includes snorkelling gear, a paddle board, drinks and snacks.Is it for me?Three hours is long enough to see both monuments from the water and have time to swim, but short enough to fit into a morning or afternoon without blocking the rest of your day. If you want a full meal or a longer beach stop, this tour leaves room for that afterward; if you're planning a packed schedule, it slots in without eating up a whole day.
5-Hour Snorkeling in Palma Bay: Sailing & SwimmingA 5-hour sailing and snorkeling experience in Palma Bay, Mallorca, where you depart at 11:00 and swim at two stops in clear Mediterranean water. The boat carries masks and tubes for snorkeling, and a professional crew manages safety while you relax between swims. Infants can travel in a pram or stroller, and the boat suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Depart from Palma itself at 11:00, so you need no transport to a distant port or a car to reach the coast — the boat leaves the bay where the city sits, and you're back by mid-afternoon with the rest of your day free. This works for anyone staying in or near Palma without a vehicle, or for couples and families who want a full maritime day without the planning.
Catamaran tour Mallorca: Cala Figuera and Cala MondragóA 4-hour catamaran tour along Mallorca's southeast coast stops for 45 minutes in the protected waters of Cala Mondragó and gives you an hour to explore Cala Figuera, a traditional fishing port with old boathouses and the charm that has drawn artists for generations. The boat carries underwater viewing windows so you can watch the seabed without leaving the deck, plus two slides for swimming breaks. You choose your departure point: Cala d'Or or Portopetro. Suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the Cala d'Or departure if you are staying in or near that resort area, or Portopetro if you are based further south—both routes cover the same coast and stops, so the choice is purely about which boarding point suits your location.
Dolphin Watching Boat Tour Mallorca: Sunrise Sail & SwimA 3-hour dolphin-watching boat excursion in Mallorca where you sail to observe dolphins in their natural environment, then swim in a coastal cove. Three departure times let you choose sunrise, mid-morning or afternoon; life jacket and insurance are included. The boat stays at a respectful distance, prioritizing the animals' wellbeing over spectacle.Is it for me?Choose the sunrise departure if you want the sea at its calmest and the light at its softest—that's when dolphins are most active and the water is quietest. The later slots work just as well if you prefer to sleep in; the dolphins are there regardless of the hour.
Catamaran Cruise from Port d'Alcudia: Swim, Snorkel & LunchA half-day catamaran cruise departing from Port d'Alcudia that sails the coast past the Aucanada lighthouse, drops anchor at the secluded Coll Baix beach for a first swim, then moves to a cove in the Bay of Pollensa where you snorkel or paddle a kayak while lunch is prepared, then swim again before returning to port around 3pm. The boat includes snorkel equipment and kayaks at no extra charge, and lunch comes with drinks.Is it for me?The boat spends most of the day anchored, so you're swimming and floating rather than sitting through a long cruise. Book this if you want to spend the afternoon in the water with a meal served between swims, not watching the coast from a deck chair.
Mallorca Catamaran Cruise & Snorkeling: 5-Hour Bay SailA 5-hour catamaran cruise departing Port of Palma sails the Bay of Palma and stops at Cala Blava, where you swim from the boat into a pristine cove and can wade to a sandy beach. The tour includes lunch served aboard and passes Cap Rocat's dramatic cliffs and the Palma Cathedral. A local captain and crew guide the route, which may shift based on wind and weather.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you want to swim straight from the catamaran into a secluded cove rather than travel to a separate beach—Cala Blava is the main draw, and the long stop there is what makes the snorkeling and beach time possible without rushing.
4-hour catamaran tour Mallorca: Swim & Port of AndratxA 4-hour sailing tour of Mallorca's southwest coast aboard the Carpe Diem catamaran, departing from Paguera at 10am. You swim at Cala d'Egos and Camp de Mar with snorkel masks provided, stop for 40 minutes at the Port of Andratx to walk the waterfront, and sail past Santa Ponsa and Cala Fornells. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or German; lunch and drinks are available for purchase on board.Is it for me?Book this if you want to sail, swim, and explore Port of Andratx all in one morning—you'll be back by early afternoon, leaving your afternoon free.
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Cala Ratjada Sailing Tour: Belmita Sailboat ExperienceA 6.5-hour shared sailing tour from Cala Ratjada aboard the Belmita sailboat, cruising Capdepera Lighthouse, through Llevant Natural Park, and into Es Caló for an on-board lunch. The skipper navigates by wind alone through crystalline waters with no buildings in sight, passing Cala Agulla and Cala Mesquida before reaching a protected cove where the group anchors to eat. Lunch, life vests, water, soft drinks and coffee are included; the tour runs in English or Spanish with a minimum age of 18.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drift at sailing's pace through protected coves rather than motor between frequent stops—the wind sets your schedule, not a timetable.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 57 of the 61 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
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Are private options available?
Yes, 18 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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