MALLORCA
207 Tours Reviewed
Mallorca changes fast from the port area. This private route takes you into Valldemossa and up to Bellver for big views and small-town feel in about four hours. It’s a good match for cruise days because you get a driver…
A boat day in Llevant Natural Park is the easy win. From Can Picafort you’ll cruise the Alcudia bay coastline, then anchor and swim around the cliffs and coves toward Cap Ferrutx—with natural sea-cave moments built into the route. I…
A day on a small catamaran beats another hot-sand afternoon. This one leaves Palma and heads toward the protected coves around Cala Vella, with an on-board aperitif stop and a BBQ served while you’re out on the water. It’s also…
Formentor looks better from the sea. This 6-hour day sail from Bonaire puts you on the water in Majorca’s north, with time to steer a 14m yacht and reach bays that feel calm because you can only get there by…
A day on Mallorca’s coves is better when the boat is small. This one links Cala Figuera with sweeping rock scenery and classic swimming stops like Cala d’es Moro, plus you get snorkel kit and drinks for the trip. I…
The Tramuntana looks best from the sea. This half-day private sail from Port de Sóller keeps things simple and special: you cruise between classic coves, with swim-ready stops and a friendly captain, Alvaro, guiding the day in English. You’ll love…
Two fishing villages, one private speedboat ride. This half-day on the sea in Mallorca is built for real downtime, with snorkeling gear ready and two shore stops that don’t feel rushed. I like that the schedule gives you real time…
Blue water, caves, and a quick sail. This 3-hour boat trip in Mallorca pairs Blue Cave swimming with snorkeling gear and paddle surfboards for a fun hit of sea time in the Llevant Natural Park area. I love how the…
Crystal water and a private boat. That combo is why this Andratx south-coast day feels special: you leave from the port, cruise past coves toward Dragonera Island, then get time in the water for snorkeling and relaxing aboard. I like…
Crystal water, no road slog. This Puerto de Sóller to Cala Tuent boat trip is a low-effort way to reach a protected cove in the Tramuntana World Heritage area. I love the Tramuntana views from the water, and I also…
Golden hour hits different on water. This private sunset cruise from Portopetro is built around one main goal: reaching Cala Mondragó while the sky turns warm and the bay glows. I really like the small-group feel (just your party, up…
A half-day on the water beats another beach day. This small-group catamaran tour off Mallorca pairs a real swim-and-play stop with homemade tapas cooked onboard by Dani and served with easy hospitality from Tasha. The main trade-off: you should plan…
Palma’s coves feel different by boat. This private trip heads into clear, sea-only areas around the Bay of Palma, where you can snorkel in smaller coves and swim where day-trippers usually can’t reach. What I love most is the private…
Mallorca’s coast looks good from above and below. This glass-bottom boat trip from Cala Bona is all about seeing fish under the waterline and enjoying beach-and-cove scenery as you cruise. I especially like the way the longer options can turn…
Turquoise coves in four hours can feel like magic. You’ll sail out of Portopetro and spend time at two standout shoreline spots—Cala Llombards and Es Caragol—so the trip is more than just looking at the sea. You also get a…
