Aboard · MALLORCA BOAT TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 mallorca boat tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
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.”
See Mallorca’s Tramuntana range by air-conditioned bus, wooden train, historic tram, and boat. From southern resorts, visit Lluc, Sa Calobra, Sóller, and the Torrent de Pareis with multilingual guides such as Sebastian, Juan, or Xavi. Expect a full day of mountain roads, sea views, and carefully timed connections.
“Thanks to our guide Sebastian, we had a really good time, totally worth the money especially in a sunny weather. All stops were well organised and scenary was just amazing. Thanks for all.”
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!!”
Spend three hours on Barca Samba cruising Palma Bay at sunset. You get Tramuntana Mountain views, pizza, water, music, WiFi, and a multilingual crew. Summer departures include a swim stop, while the lower deck becomes a dance floor and the upper deck offers a quieter place to watch the sky change.
“Absolutely great value for money, the company, views, food, drinks and music were all excellent. This was the perfect birthday treat.”
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.”
Sail from Playa Tora along Mallorca’s southwest coast in search of Risso’s and bottlenose dolphins. Your multilingual crew helps you spot pods, then the longer trip may pause at a cove for swimming. Expect sun, sea views, onboard snacks, and a lively guide.
“Most amazing boat trip we have ever been in, although not guaranteed we seen hundreds of dolphins it was incredible. The guide and all the staff were lovely too. Beautiful new boat.”
Set out from Port d’Alcudia at sunrise or in the afternoon on a three-hour dolphin cruise. Guides such as Carlos, Andy, César, Diego, and Pepe lead the search, then show you Cabo Formentor, sea caves, and Es Coll Baix. Expect a fast, bouncy ride, cool wind, and a short swim stop.
“I didn’t think I will see dolphins but in fact they they took us to the area where the dolphins were hanging around and got very close to our speed boats.”
Spend 2.5 hours aboard the Super Delfin Verde, sailing from Palma or Can Pastilla toward Mallorca’s marine reserve. You’ll get a swim and snorkeling stop, music, sea views, a bar, and one included drink. Crew members such as Juan Diego and Leandro are known for keeping the mood friendly and relaxed.
“the boat journey was awesome. The drinks given on board was also good. would recommend this tour to all.”
Set out from Port d’Alcudia before sunrise for a three-hour catamaran cruise along Mallorca’s north coast. Watch for wild dolphins, enjoy coastal views, and have a small breakfast of pastries, bread, ham, cheese, and drinks on the return to port.
“We really enjoyed our hosts! They were really friendly people who made sure that we had plenty of time to see the dolphins and that everyone on board had an opportunity to watch them. It was amazing seeing them work with other boat companies to find the dolphins and you could tell there is a positive atmosphere between them and the staff on boat. The breakfast was okay, but wasn’t overly amazing, but we came for the dolphins, not the breakfast!”
Spend two hours aboard a traditional Mallorcan boat from El Arenal, cruising past Cala Vella, Cap Rocat, and Cala Blava before stopping to swim and snorkel in clear water. Music, a bar, showers, toilets, and life jackets are provided. Snorkel gear may require a deposit.
“Brilliant. Journey too and from was as good as it gets, wasn’t too rocky of a journey. Area we snorkelled in was lovely, lots of fish and a lovely quiet area. Clear water and a calm environment. Staff don’t really get involved but we’re happy and helpful we needed.”
Cruise from Santa Ponsa into open water with a multilingual captain searching for Risso’s, bottlenose, and white-sided dolphins. Choose a 105-minute dolphin trip or a longer sailing with a swim stop. The large boat has upper and lower seating, a bar, snacks, and snorkel gear for a €20 deposit.
“We did see dolphins for I think longer than 10 mins. The swim stop could be longer. Until the boat moves literally you dont see nothing from the bottom of the boat.”
Spend 3.5 hours on a spacious catamaran from Santa Ponsa, cruising Mallorca’s southwest coast and stopping twice for swimming and snorkeling. You get access to masks and snorkels with a €20 deposit, two onboard bars, shaded seating, restrooms, and optional transfers from Arenal, Playa de Palma, and Calvia.
“Lovely boat trip around the island, reasonably priced food and drinks on board. With two stops for swimming/snorkelling. Shame they do not have enough flotation devises for unconfident swimmers. Which meant they missed out on the swimming. Only a few noodles available to use.”
Set out from Alcudia on a four-hour small-group speedboat cruise with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Swim and snorkel at Cap Pinar, visit Es Coll Baix and Es Caló, stop at Formentor Beach, and see Cala Murta, sea caves, cliffs, and the famous Formentor Lighthouse.
“Boat ride was great, Andy was super! What i did not like is no natural snorkeling, hoped for more wild places where i can see marine life, i seen none except some fried egg jellyfish”
Spend four hours aboard Barca Samba, cruising Palma Bay with a multilingual crew, buffet lunch, water, music, a dance floor, and a swim stop after about an hour. Bring swimwear, a towel, and sunscreen. Drinks beyond water cost extra, and the boat is for adults 18 and over.
“Booked trip for a large group of lads, all had a great time. It is slightly expensive as you only get 1 free drink and a small plate of food. But overall every had a great time and all the staff were outstanding.”
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