MALLORCA
73 Tours Reviewed
Fast sails start in Alcúdia Bay. This short, instructor-led catamaran session is built around the Hobie 16, a fast, wind-friendly boat that makes the coast look different in a good way. I like that you get big sea-and-mountain views while…
A short catamaran day with real sea time. I like the Port d’Andratx stop for that upscale feel without needing a whole travel day, and I also love that you get two swimming breaks with snorkel masks. You’ll cruise along…
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…
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…
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…
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…
A calm sail with tapas at anchor. This Mallorca outing is built around Romantic Sailing style days—short swims, scenic stops, and food that’s made right onboard on a 14 m sailing yacht. I like two things most: the freshly cooked…
Hard to beat BBQ at sea. This 4-hour Palma Bay catamaran trip blends real time on the water with a laid-back stop-and-swim setup, plus BBQ and drinks while you’re sailing toward a nature reserve. I also like the way the…
Sun and sea with a schedule that keeps you moving. This catamaran cruise from Port d’Alcúdia makes a lot of the hard work for you: you get instant confirmation, a ready-to-go lunch plan, and built-in swim time at two scenic…
Mallorca’s coast looks better from the water. On this glass-bottomed catamaran tour starting at Font de Sa Cala, you’ll cruise past beaches and coves while getting a look at the seabed through the floor—no snorkel gear required. I also like…
Sunset sailing from Mallorca feels like cheating. You get a private boat experience along the coast, plus a proper swim stop at Cala Deia with snorkel and paddleboard gear included. One catch: it’s weather-dependent, so rough conditions can shift the…
Catamaran time on Palma Bay is easy. What makes this one fun is the two sea swim/snorkel stops plus the onboard lunch buffet you don’t have to think about. The main catch: the shared boat can feel crowded, and extra…
Eight hours of Mallorca coastline feels like a reset. This full-day sailing trip from Port de Sóller delivers scenic North-coast views and real time in the water, with snorkeling and paddle boarding gear included. You get a simple, swim-focused rhythm…
