Aboard · CATAMARAN CRUISES IN MALLORCA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 12 catamaran cruises in Mallorca worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you step aboard.
Spend five hours aboard Magic Catamarans from Palma, with two weather-dependent swimming stops near Portals Vells or Cala Vella. Expect snorkeling, a barbecue buffet, soft drinks, Mallorcan wine, sangria, music, and views of Palma Cathedral on the return.
“The crew were amazing. everyone felt comfortable and in the mood to really enjoy the whole experience . improvements none nedeed.”
Set sail from Palma’s Golondrinas marina on a 4 to 5 hour catamaran trip to Cala Vella. Swim, snorkel, eat a fresh buffet, and enjoy Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle from the water. Choose a daytime or sunset cruise, with DJ music on the afternoon sailing.
“Second cruise we went on Palma, this was also very good and worth it. Front of the boat is reserved for VIP clients, so no lying on the front nets if you dont pay the premium. On our trip the food ran out, which was a shame. The food was excellent so its no suprise that it ran out, but its not good that not everybody got to eat.”
Spend five hours aboard a sailing catamaran from Puerto de Alcúdia, with coastal views, quiet swim stops, kayaks, paddleboards, a barbecue meal, and two included drinks. Choose a daytime sailing with lunch or a sunset departure with dinner. English and Spanish support is available.
“We had the best day, even though it rained on us during lunch! The crew were fantastic!!”
Set sail from Playa del Arenal toward Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella on a spacious catamaran. You get time to swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and take photos, with music and a bar onboard. Choose the BBQ option for pasta salad, local bread, and one water, beer, or sangria.
“It was a very fun boat day! The staff were very kind and helpful, the food was good, drinks were great. We stopped twice both spots has beautiful scenery for swimming and pictures.”
Spend five hours aboard a Magic Catamarans boat from Colònia de Sant Jordi, passing Cap Salines and Es Caragol before stopping to swim near Es Trenc or Cala Marmols. Expect two swim breaks, onboard barbecue, salads, cake, soft drinks, and wine or sangria with lunch.
“Great food, lovely staff and guests on board. Very good atmosphere”
Join Oasis Catamaran in Palma for a 5.5-hour cruise to Cueva Verde and Cala Vella. You get two swim stops, paddleboards, water, appetizers, a freshly prepared barbecue, dessert, music, and open sea views. Drinks cost extra, and the route can change with weather.
“Amazing! The boat excursion was absolutely unforgettable – stunning views, crystal-clear water, and a perfect vibe throughout the day. The crew made everything easy and enjoyable with their warmth and professionalism. Food was yummy!!! I would recommend this trip to anyone looking for both adventure and relaxation at sea.”
Cruise Mallorca’s southwest coast for two hours, passing Paguera, Santa Ponsa, Camp de Mar, and the Malgrats Islands Marine Reserve. You’ll have a 20-minute swim stop, fish-viewing windows, toilets, snacks, drinks, and commentary in English, German, Spanish, or French.
“Fantastic, my son loved the bottom glass and I loved the scenery, and swimming in the sea. The guide was very knowledgeable and funny. I especially enjoyed the guide getting the guitar out and singing, brilliant. Highly recommend.”
Set out from Porto Cristo, Cala Millor, Cala Bona, Sa Coma, or Calas de Mallorca for a 2 to 3.5-hour glass-bottom catamaran cruise. See caves, Cala Varques, Cala Romantica, and Punta de n’Amer, with a swim stop when sea conditions allow.
“Overall good but definitely not for people who get sea sick”
Set sail from Palma’s port for a relaxed 1.5-hour sunset cruise through the Bay of Palma. You’ll see Palma Cathedral from the water, enjoy music, light snacks, and one included cava, sangria, or soft drink. The boat has a bar for extra drinks and Spanish- and English-speaking staff.
“what an absolute fabulous time we had! we caught a taxi to the port and it was smooth sailing from there! just absolutely beautiful to sit on a boat with some music and a drink and watch the sunset and look at the view around us!”
Sail from Palma aboard the Oasis, a stylish catamaran limited to 36 people. Swim at Cala Vella, use the paddle boards, and enjoy a BBQ by day or tapas at sunset. The crew speaks English, French, German, and Spanish. Bring your own snorkeling gear or buy a set on board.
“Amazing trip from start to finish. Crew were so polite and helpful. Boat was amazingly clean and comfortable and the food was excellent. By far the best boat trip I’ve ever done. We did the sunset trip and had a lovely evening swim. Would definitely recommend”
Leave Palma’s La Lonja Marina with a skipper and host, then cruise the Mallorca coast in a group of up to 10 to 12 people. You’ll get a welcome drink, homemade tapas, swimming time in a calm bay, snorkeling gear, SUP boards, and plenty of room to relax away from the party-boat crowd.
“We had the best time!!! Favorite stop on our trip for the family! Relaxing, entertaining, joy for all ages.”
Spend three hours on a modern catamaran from Playa de l’Arenal, sailing past Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella. You’ll have time to swim, snorkel with provided gear, eat a BBQ with pasta salad and bread, and watch the sunset with water, beer, or sangria in hand.
“We was welcomed was friendly smiles and that continued for the rest of the tour drinks were yummy as was the food!”
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