Cabrera National Park boat trip from Colònia de Sant Jordi (express or classic)
Crossing to the Cabrera archipelago, with a short option of about 3 hours or a longer one of about 6 with more time on the island.
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Crossing to the Cabrera archipelago, with a short option of about 3 hours or a longer one of about 6 with more time on the island.
About 5-hour Cabrera trip from Colònia de Sant Jordi with a swim stop.
Short crossing from the Sant Elm pier to the Sa Dragonera natural park, around 15 minutes.
About 5-hour cruise around Palma Bay with a buffet and swim time.
Lively boat outing from Magaluf lasting 4 to 8 hours depending on the version.
Transportes Marítimos Puerto de Sóller
About 2.5-hour trip along the north coast, with a swim and views of Sa Costera, Cala Tuent and Torrent de Pareis.
About 30-minute crossing to Formentor beach, with a day ticket and a return time of your choice.
2-3 hour catamaran ride with a transparent floor to watch the seabed from Cala Millor.
A day aboard a working fishing boat from Palma's fishing port, with the catch prepared and eaten on board.
A one- to two-hour paddle in a see-through kayak from Cala Figuera to watch fish and seabed without needing to snorkel.
Private outing on a 35-foot sailboat from Club de Mar: quiet coves, swimming, paddleboarding and snorkelling, or a sunset sail, for up to 9 guests.
Exclusive charter on a Beneteau Oceanis 390 with a professional skipper: 3-hour sunset sail, 4-hour half day or 8-hour full day from Palma.
The sailboat "Idefix" from Port d'Andratx with a Mallorcan skipper: south-west coves, snorkelling, paddleboarding, tapas and drinks; half day, full day or sunset.
Private fishing trip on a 10 m boat equipped for trolling for up to 6 guests; equipment, licence and fuel included.
Private charter on a fast 42-foot boat with fishing gear, snorkelling and coastal views; big-game, reef-fishing or sightseeing options.
Skippered yacht or boat for 2 to 98 guests with themed formats: hen/stag, sunset, romantic, family, water sports or private chef.
Monohull yacht with 4 or 5 cabins for 8 to 10 guests with a skipper; the route is decided daily by wind and crew wishes.
Sailing yacht for nine guests from Real Club Náutico: see the Cathedral, Almudaina and Bellver from the sea, with swimming, snorkelling and a go at the helm.
Small-group speedboat outing to look for wild dolphins in the Bay of Alcúdia, sometimes with a swim stop.
Relaxed catamaran ride along the north coast with underwater viewing windows, leaving from Port d'Alcúdia.
Day on a pirate-style boat with a multilingual crew, snorkelling, SUP, lunch and drinks in the Bay of Pollença.
Coast of coves and cliffs from Porto Cristo, passing the Pirate Cave, Cala Romàntica and Cales Varques.
Fishing day on a 42 ft boat with gear on board, rock or deep-sea style, for groups of up to 12 people.
Sailing outing from Portocolom with anchoring in a south-east cove, swimming and snorkelling, for up to 10 people.
Evening boat ride along the Cala Ratjada coast, no age restriction and free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Leave Palma harbour in the late afternoon for a swim and snorkel in a cove, a welcome cava and canapés on board.
Three hours cruising the bay at sunset with a swim stop and an onboard BBQ, leaving from El Arenal.
Sailboat for your own group (up to 7 or 11 depending on boat) with stops for swimming, snorkelling or paddle boarding and optional paella.
Small-group sail past coves and the bay's marine reserve with swimming, snorkelling, snacks and drinks.
Four hours on a sailboat with cava, wine, beer and snacks, an anchor stop for swimming with snorkel and SUP, and the sunset.
Four hours with a resident DJ, buffet lunch, one drink and a swim in the bay; a shorter night version offers views of Palma.
Cruise Cormoran (Cormoran Boats)
About two and a half hours on a boat for roughly 48 guests, with two stops for swimming and snorkelling.
Cruise Cormoran (Cormoran Boats)
Route along the southwest coast to Sa Dragonera island, with caves and a swim stop in a quiet cove.
Half day, full day or sunset aboard a traditional llaüt with a captain and complimentary drinks.
A day aboard a 1949 classic boat from Port de Sóller, with swim stops, snorkelling, paddleboards and a rope swing.
Passenger-boat trip towards the pierced rock of Sa Foradada, with a swim stop in a bay and a bar on board.
Four hours on a private boat for up to eight, with a west route (Foradada, Cala Deià) or east route (Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis).
Two hours on a private Hanse 495 sailing yacht off the Sóller coast, cava included, as the sun sets over the Tramuntana.
Guided first dive with an instructor in shallow waters off Port de Sóller; two dives down to 12 m, from age 10.
Fishing outing with a captain on a 32-foot Luhrs, rods included, with the option of adding swimming and dolphin spotting.
A 2.5-hour route along the Santanyí coast with swim and snorkel stops at Cala Llombards, Caló des Moro and Cala Màrmols.
Two options from Cala Figuera: 1 h 50 to Caló des Moro and S'Almunia, or 2 h 50 extended to Cala Màrmols, always with a maximum of 11 people.
Paddle along the Santanyí coast from Cala Figuera past Cala Llombards and Cala Santanyí to the Es Pontàs arch.
Sailing trip to the Cabrera archipelago with food and drinks included; the listing shows EUR 140 per adult and EUR 98 per child (0-12).
Cabrera trips of 3 to 6 hours in a small boat with swims at Es Burri and the Blue Cave; not running in July and August per SeeMallorca.
Three-hour outing along the south coast with snorkel gear on board; a single 15:00 departure Monday to Saturday in the stated season.
Two hours on the wooden llaut Sol from Club Nàutic Sa Ràpita, with a swim off Es Trenc; 4-hour routes and private hire also exist.
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An 8-hour day from 9:00 at Platja d'es Trenc with SUP boards, snorkels, umbrellas and coolers, for groups of up to 8.
A kayak trip of about two and a half hours from Cala Molins towards caves and hidden coves, with stops to swim and snorkel.
Guided jet ski ride from Alcúdia port to the Aucanada lighthouse, with a stop to swim and snorkel; no licence required.
A towed parachute flight of about 10 minutes at around 100 metres above the Cala Millor coast, solo, in pairs or in threes.
A five-hour cruise from Port d'Alcúdia to Coll Baix and a cove in Pollença Bay, with snorkelling, kayaks and lunch on board.
A four-hour outing from Alcúdia's Passeig Marítim that crosses Pollença Bay and leaves free time on Formentor beach.
Enigma Fishing Charter Mallorca
Private bottom-fishing or trolling trips with Captain Tom; can be combined with snorkelling or sightseeing and welcomes families with children.
Starfish Glass Bottom Boats Mallorca
Glass-bottom catamaran route from Cala d'Or or Portopetro with a swim in Mondragó nature park and an hour in Cala Figuera.
Starfish Glass Bottom Boats Mallorca
Boat day from Portocolom or Cala Marçal with a swim at Cala d'Or, an hour in Cala Figuera and a final stop at Mondragó with slides.
An hour and a half of guided stand-up paddling along the Cala Ratjada coast in groups of up to seven, with a stop to swim and snorkel.
An evening stand-up paddle outing from Cala Agulla to watch the sunset from the water, with a swim and a return after dark.
Mallorca Water Sport Center (Palma Jetski)
Flyboard sessions of 15, 30 or 60 minutes with an instructor at Port Calanova, powered by a jet ski over the Bay of Palma.
Mallorca Water Sport Center (Palma Jetski)
A one-hour guided jet ski outing across the Bay of Palma from Port Calanova; drivers must be at least 18 and able to swim.
Morning, afternoon or full-day outing from Port de Pollença to Formentor and coves such as Cala Murta, for groups of up to nine.
Starfish Glass Bottom Boats Mallorca
A cruise along the east coast in a glass-bottom catamaran looking for dolphins, with a 45-minute stop at Mondragó.
Roughly three-hour trip with at most 12 people from Alcúdia harbour, taking in Alcanada island, Es Coll Baix and a search for dolphins.
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A guided van day for up to 8 people to the south-east coves: Caló des Moro and S'Almunia, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and umbrellas.
GoFurgo Mallorca · Atlas pick: Local operator we know and recommend; nobody pays for it.Atlas pick: What’s this?
A van day along the Tramuntana coast to Cala Tuent and Sa Calobra, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and a group of up to 8.
GoFurgo Mallorca · Atlas pick: Local operator we know and recommend; nobody pays for it.Atlas pick: What’s this?
A van day out to the beach and cave at Portals Vells in Calvià, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and a small group of up to 8.
GoFurgo Mallorca · Atlas pick: Local operator we know and recommend; nobody pays for it.Atlas pick: What’s this?
A van day to Cala Llombards, with Cala Santanyí and the Es Pontàs arch as the fallback, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and a guide.
GoFurgo Mallorca · Atlas pick: Local operator we know and recommend; nobody pays for it.Atlas pick: What’s this?
A paddleboarding and snorkelling day in the Mondragó nature park: S'Amarador, Cala Mondragó and an optional walk to Barca Trencada.
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A day of about 8 hours around the Capdepera coves in the north-east, with paddleboarding, snorkelling and a group of up to 8.
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A short afternoon outing of 4 to 5 hours for paddleboarding and snorkelling at a hidden spot on the coast, by van from Palma.
Two hours on a fast boat with snorkel stops off Es Carbó, Es Caragol and Cap de ses Salines; maximum 12 people.
Private skippered sailboat for up to 12 people along the unspoilt south coast: coves, snorkelling, paddle board and snacks included.
About 3 h from Colònia de Sant Jordi: direct crossing, 45 minutes on the island, Blue Cave if the sea allows and cava on board at sunset.
About 6 h departing at 15:30: around 3.5 hours free on Cabrera, the Blue Cave if the sea allows and an aperitif at sunset.
About 6 h on a fast boat: a sail around the archipelago, roughly 3.5 free hours on Cabrera and a swim at the Blue Cave when possible.
A short version of about 3 h: a sail around the archipelago, around 45 minutes at Cabrera harbour and a stop at the Blue Cave.
Departing at 10:00 towards Cap de ses Salines with a snorkel stop, a barbecue cooked on board and a second stop off Es Trenc beach.
Llaüt Corb Marí (Corb Marí Sea Experience)
A day on a classic llaüt for up to 7 passengers: Cabrera harbour, a walk on the island and a swim at sa Cova Blava; 10:00 to 18:00.
Llaüt Corb Marí (Corb Marí Sea Experience)
Two and a half hours from 19:30 to 22:00 on a traditional llaüt for up to 7 people, with a local aperitif, drinks and paddle boards on board.
Two hours on a fast boat past caves and coves, with a 30-40 minute swim and snorkel stop in the protected marine area.
Sailing Porto Cristo (Malakai)
A private sailboat with a local skipper to Cala Varques and nearby coves, with swimming, snorkelling, paddle boarding and a Mallorcan aperitif.
A private skippered boat on the Tirant IV: anchoring in coves, snorkelling and paddle boarding; a 4-hour half day or a 7-hour full day.
Two hours on a private boat with a skipper and cava on board; at least 3 people, up to 10, with snorkelling available.
A 10:30 to 16:00 trip past hotel-free coves of the Llevant Marine Reserve, with a snack, buffet lunch and drinks included.
A trip of about 2 h 45 along the Llevant coast with a snack and drinks included; check availability with the operator.
A 50-minute high-speed ride (up to 130 km/h) on a 600 hp boat, leaving straight from Cala Ratjada harbour; 49.50 EUR per person.
About 90 minutes by boat to spots on the Llevant coast that are hard to reach on foot, with shorty, fins, mask and snorkel included.
About 3.5 h along the Andratx coast with handmade pizza, a drink, a 40-minute snorkel stop and the sunset; 49 EUR per person.
A 6-hour day with about 2.5 h on Sa Dragonera, 1.5 h in Sant Elm, natural park entry included and an optional lunch; from 39 EUR.
Three hours along the north coast with snorkel and swim stops, Coll Baix, the Alcúdia lighthouse and caves; 6 seats, drinks and paddle board included.
An early speedboat departure from Can Picafort in search of dolphins; the way back follows the coast with a cave visit and a swim if the sea allows.
Two hours by speedboat along the north coast to see sea caves and rock formations, with a swim and snorkel stop in turquoise water.
Five hours aboard a catamaran from Port de Pollença: you hoist the sails, with snorkelling, paddle boarding and a buffet with drinks; from 50 EUR.
Three hours at sea around sunrise looking for wild dolphins, with a buffet breakfast on board; April to October, from 48 EUR.
An afternoon on a sailing catamaran past coves and Formentor beach, with snorkelling, paddle boarding and dinner with drinks; sunset over Tramuntana.
A shared 4-hour sail on a Lagoon 42 from Palma's marina, with homemade tapas, snorkelling and stand-up paddleboards.
A 4-hour catamaran trip from La Lonja with skipper and hostess, tapas, a welcome drink and a group of up to 10-12.
A 2-hour sunset sail around Palma Bay with views of the cathedral, a welcome drink, starters and canapés.
Attraction Catamarans Mallorca
About 5 hours (10:00-15:00) on a large catamaran, with swim stops at Cala Blava and Cala Vella and a buffet meal.
A 4-hour trip (9:30-13:30) from Port d'Alcúdia on a classic wooden boat, with swimming, snorkelling, paddleboards and tapas on board.
A 3-hour sunset trip from Port d'Alcúdia on a restored wooden boat, with tapas, swimming, snorkelling and paddleboards.
A roughly 4-hour sail with skipper, tapas, wine and drinks included, for up to 9-10 guests along the Formentor coast.
A 6-hour sailing day from Alcúdia around Cap de Formentor to Cala Figuera, with regular departures on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A 3-hour speedboat trip from Alcúdia port to hidden coves and Coll Baix, with two snorkelling stops.
A roughly 3-hour kayak trip from Cala Romàntica to the Cala Varques reserve, with a natural arch, caves and snorkelling.
A guided kayak trip from Sant Elm at sunset, with a swim or snorkel and a picnic in a cove, in small groups.
A roughly 3-hour kayak trip from Sant Elm along cliffs and sea caves to Cala en Tió, with swimming and snorkelling.
A 4-hour trip for at most 9 people with a professional skipper past coves, caves and spots reachable only by sea.
A 3-hour boat trip across the Bay of Palma with a BBQ on board, a swim stop and music at sunset.
A 3-hour fast-boat trip from Alcúdia port to look for dolphins, with a multilingual guide and ethical viewing practices.
A roughly 3-hour semi-rigid boat trip along the north-east coast, entering the Cova Gran de Farrutx by boat, with swimming and snorkelling.
A guided jet-ski tour of about 90 minutes from Alcúdia harbour to the Jack Sparrow Cave, with a swim stop.
A roughly 3-hour (9:00) kayak outing with an instructor and support boat, with sea caves, snorkelling and a snack.
A catamaran along the north-east coast with swim stops and a lunch of Mallorcan dishes.
An early boat trip along the east coast to look for wild dolphins, with optional transfer.
South-east coves on a glass-bottom catamaran, with a swim stop at Cala Morlanda or Cala Varques.
Two hours along the Calvià coast with views from deck and below the waterline, from about €30.
A speedboat along the west coast to the Malgrats Islands reserve, with snorkelling and a swim.
A sightseeing boat between Cala Millor and Cala Ratjada, passing Cala Bona, Font de sa Cala and Canyamel.
A boat ride along the Llevant coast to Sa Coma and Cala Morlanda, with two departure times.
Five hours on a catamaran with General, Premium or VIP areas, lunch, snorkelling and an onboard slide.
A short outing from Can Pastilla with chill-out music, a welcome drink and talks on marine wildlife.
A boat with only 12 places: snorkelling at Cap Pinar, Formentor beach and views of the Balearics' highest lighthouse.
A small-group sailing yacht from Palma with swim stops in coves, light snacks and an open bar of cava, wine and beer.
Two hours by boat at dawn off the north of the island to see dolphins, in a small group with hotel pick-up.
Three hours by boat along the Alcúdia coast to a hidden cave, with a snorkelling stop.
A speedboat with a maximum of 12 passengers, the Cap Rocat cliffs and an optional swim, from €40.
A morning boat trip along the south coast to look for dolphins, with a swim in a quiet cove and a bar on board.
Four hours on a sailboat in a small group around the Bay of Palma, with snorkelling, paddle boarding, tapas and two drinks.
Two hours on a fast boat along the south-west coast with snorkel gear, paddle boards and underwater scooters.
A sailboat with an international crew and a maximum of 8-10 people, shared (adults only) or private.
A modern catamaran along the north coast past two bays, with snorkel and kayak stops and a barbecue on board.
Cruise Cormoran (Cormoran Boats)
Two hours along the south-west coast on a catamaran with underwater viewing, a swim stop and a bar on board.
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