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Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran with tapas & small group★ 4.85 (1,985) · 4h
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Mallorca: Pollensa Bay Catamaran Tour with Lunch & Snorkeling★ 4.56 (108) · 4h 30m
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Private Catamaran Cruise Mallorca: Calo des Moro & Hidden Coves★ 5.00 (39) · 4h
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Dolphin Watching in Mallorca: Underwater Catamaran from PagueraA 2-hour boat trip from Paguera aboard an underwater catamaran to watch wild dolphins along Mallorca's southwest coast, with a stop to swim and snorkel in a bay near Camp de Mar. The catamaran has two bars for drinks and snacks, and guides speak English, Spanish and German. Arrive 15 minutes before the 3pm departure; snorkel masks are available for a €20 deposit.Is it for me?Choose this shared catamaran if you want to see dolphins from the water without swimming—the underwater panels let you watch below the surface while staying dry, while others can snorkel at the coves.
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.
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.
Alcudia Catamaran Sailing Course with Certified InstructorA catamaran sailing course in Alcudia Bay with a certified instructor covers the basics of sailing — wind reading, turns, speed control and safety maneuvers — through a mix of shore instruction and practical time on the water. The light, stable catamaran design lets you progress at your own pace, and the course adapts to your skill level. Life jackets and lockers for belongings are included; children from age 9 are welcome.Is it for me?Pick the 2-hour session if you want to try catamaran sailing without a big time commitment; choose 2 or 5 days if you're ready to build real skill and want the instructor to take you from basics into more advanced maneuvers.
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.
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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 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.
Catamaran sailing tour from Palma: snorkeling & lunchA 5-hour sailing catamaran tour from Palma de Mallorca to Cala Vella or Portals Vells with two swimming and snorkeling stops. The price includes a welcome drink, a full barbecue lunch with salad and cake, wine and soft drinks throughout the day, snorkeling equipment with a deposit option, and swimming vests. A live guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?Five hours leaves the morning or afternoon free depending on when the boat departs, so you can pair this with a market visit or a meal in Palma's old town without losing the whole day. The snorkeling is the main event, not a side stop, which matters if you came to the island for the water.
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.
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.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran to Es Trenc & Es CargolA 5-hour catamaran sail from Colonia de Sant Jordi to Es Trenc and Es Cargol, with snorkeling equipment, lunch, drinks and swimming vests included. The boat departs from the historic pier behind Hotel Marqués, stops for 45 minutes in Es Trenc's turquoise shallows, then sails southeast around Cap Salines to Es Cargol for a longer 1 hour 45 minute stop where lunch is served on board. You swim, snorkel and relax on the bow nets or the floating mat between swims.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to snorkel at two separate reefs while someone else handles navigation and timing—you'll swim when you're ready, then rejoin the group for a full meal onboard.
Sunset Sailing Catamaran with BBQ: MallorcaA three-hour sunset sailing activity on a catamaran along Mallorca's coast includes barbecue dinner, snorkelling equipment and time to swim in the Mediterranean Sea. The boat has a wide deck and hammocks for relaxing while the guide (available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language) points out the light shifting across the water as you return to port.Is it for me?Book this if you want a structured evening where the boat departure, three-course dinner, and swim timing all sync with the sunset rather than chasing the light on your own schedule.
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: 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.
Catamaran sunset sailing Palma de Mallorca: tapas and swimmingA four-hour catamaran sailing from Palma de Mallorca that departs the port with a welcome glass of cava, sails to Cala Vella nature reserve for swimming in clear water, serves tapas and canapés on board during the sunset, and returns through the illuminated harbor. The catamaran holds 57 but accepts only 36 guests to prioritize comfort.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided sailing experience with dinner included, so your evening is structured from start to finish rather than piecing together separate activities.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Sunset Catamaran to Cala VellaA 4.5-hour sunset catamaran cruise from Palma through the marine reserve to Cala Vella in Mallorca, with snorkeling gear, an onboard slide, drinks and catering included. Three deck zones let you choose your vibe—general seating, a reserved terrace with sea views, or the VIP lounge with sunbeds and premium service. The boat runs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday with a DJ on board.Is it for me?Book Premium or VIP if you want reserved space and a second drink—the terrace and sunbeds fill up fast on sunset departures. General admission works just as well if you're happy on the main deck and don't mind the open seating; you get the same snorkeling stop, the same slide, and the same food.
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.
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.
Snorkeling in Mallorca from Palma: catamaran with cateringSnorkel in Mallorca's marine reserve on a five-hour catamaran cruise departing from Palma, with stops at Cala Vella for swimming and snorkeling in clear water. The boat holds controlled capacity across three separate deck zones—General, Premium with hammocks and terrace seating, or Sky VIP Lounge with personal sunbeds and exclusive slide access—so you pick the atmosphere that suits your day. Catering, a drink, snorkeling gear and a slide are included; Premium and VIP zones come with upgraded food and drinks.Is it for me?Book the General area if you want a full day on the water without paying for extras—the catering and slide keep the afternoon full without needing the hammocks or sunbeds. Choose Premium if you value a quieter terrace and better food. Pick Sky VIP Lounge if personal sunbed space and unlimited beer matter more than the price difference.
Snorkeling in Mallorca from El Arenal: Catamaran with lunchA four-hour catamaran snorkeling trip from El Arenal covers Palma Bay, Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella with free snorkeling gear, life jackets and lunch on board. The boat is designed for comfort and stability, so families and groups can relax between swims. You arrive at the meeting point on your own; everything else—equipment, food and stops—is arranged.Is it for me?Book this catamaran if you're traveling with family or a group of friends who want to swim and snorkel without renting a boat or navigating on your own—the crew handles the sailing and the stops, so you focus on the water and the company.
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.
Mallorca Sunset Catamaran Cruise: DJ, Swim & Mediterranean DinnerA 4-hour catamaran cruise from Palma Harbour sails through Palma Bay and stops at Cala Vella for a swim in turquoise water, then returns with a Mediterranean buffet dinner and on-board DJ. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available. You arrange your own transport to the pier; the rest—the boat, the food, the music, the timing—is set.Is it for me?Four hours is short enough to fit into an evening or a free afternoon without erasing the rest of your day, but long enough to sail out, swim, eat and return without rushing any of it. The fixed departure and return times mean you can plan around them; the DJ and dinner are set, so there's no deciding what happens next.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran with BBQ in Bay of PalmaSnorkeling in Mallorca combines a four-hour catamaran sail through the Bay of Palma with free snorkeling gear, swimming in the Mediterranean, and a grilled meal served on board. The boat carries hammocks for those who want to rest instead, and a bar with soft drinks, sangria and cocktails. Everyone boards with easy access, and guides speak English, Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese.Is it for me?Four hours is long enough to sail to a calm anchorage, snorkel or swim, eat a meal and return without cutting into the rest of your day, but short enough that you're back by early afternoon if you want to explore Palma's old town or another part of Mallorca afterward. If you need a full-day excursion or prefer a longer offshore journey, look for extended catamaran options instead.
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.
Mallorca Catamaran Eco Tour: Solar Sailing & SnorkelingA four-hour sailing and snorkeling tour on Mallorca departs from Real Club Náutico de Palma aboard a 100% solar-powered catamaran, stopping at Illetas and Punta Negra for swimming and snorkeling. The boat runs morning, afternoon and sunset departures year-round, with a guide in English or Spanish, snorkeling equipment and an underwater sea scooter included, plus drinks and snacks.Is it for me?Groups of up to 12 work best on this boat—small enough that the guide knows everyone and the deck stays calm. The solar power and no-engine setup suits anyone who wants to snorkel and sail without the noise and fumes of a diesel catamaran, and the four-hour window fits a half-day plan without eating your whole afternoon or evening.
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Catamaran sailing in Palma Mallorca: aperitif and BBQA 5.5-hour catamaran sailing activity from Palma Mallorca to Cala Vella, a protected nature reserve, where you swim in clear water, paddle board, and eat a freshly prepared BBQ on the boat. The catamaran carries a maximum of 55 passengers to keep the experience comfortable, and includes an aperitif at the first stop, stand-up paddle boarding, and the BBQ meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want paddleboarding and swimming built into the itinerary rather than as add-ons you'd arrange elsewhere—the catamaran stops at Cala Vella specifically for both, plus includes an aperitif and BBQ at anchor points.
Magic Catamaran Mallorca — what to know before booking
This guide compares 32 bookable options for Magic Catamaran Mallorca, with up-to-date prices and real traveler reviews. Prices start at € 40. The average rating is 4.3 out of 5, based on 3,827 traveler reviews.
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. 31 of the 32 options offer free cancellation. 2 private experiences are also available for closed groups. The verdict at the top highlights the travelers' favorite, the best price and the top-rated option, updated with live data.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Magic Catamaran Mallorca cost?
Prices start at € 40. There are 32 options to compare, and the final price depends on the date, group size and the option you choose.
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 31 of the 32 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?
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran with tapas & small group is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.9 out of 5 across 1,985 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 2 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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