MALLORCA
73 Tours Reviewed
A sail-and-swim day can be perfect here. This private half-day along Mallorca’s coast mixes real time on the water with three distinct coves—Cala Deia, Cala Tuent, and Sa Calobra—where you can swim and use snorkeling and paddle boarding gear. Captains…
The Bay of Pollensa looks different from sea level. This 4.5-hour catamaran outing is built for swim stops and big-window views of northern Mallorca, with a laid-back vibe and a hearty onboard meal. You cruise past coves and headlands that…
Sun on your face, salt in your hair. This Mallorca catamaran cruise from Port d’Alcúdia is a simple, good-value way to spend a 5-hour stretch of the day floating in clear coves, then eating a proper BBQ lunch on board…
A catamaran sunset in Alcudia hits different. I love the north-Mallorca coastline views as the light turns soft, and I also love how the trip builds in real water time, including snorkeling and paddle options in quieter coves. One thing…
Palma from the water is a whole different planet. I love how this cruise keeps things small and personal, with Captain Bryce and host Karin steering the day and pointing out what you’re seeing along the Bluewater surrounding Palma. You…
Paella tastes better when it is sailing. This private 4-hour trip in Palma Bay mixes swim time and great views with a skipper who keeps things moving. I love having snorkeling and paddleboarding gear ready for you the moment you…
This is Mallorca without the crowds. I like that you leave from the Palma area on a small sailing boat and the route is weather-chosen, so the day feels practical, not frantic. You’re on the water for about half a…
Mallorca looks different from a private deck. This half-day private sailboat experience from Port d’Andratx puts you right on the Andratx coast, where you can reach beaches and coves that are tough (or impossible) to get to by land. You…
A catamaran where you can actually see below the surface. This 4-hour cruise along Mallorca’s east coast mixes glass-bottom views with dramatic shoreline scenery. You’ll sail the water between Calas de Mallorca and Cala Millor, spotting small caves and beaches…
Four hours, two swim stops, zero rush. This Mallorca sailing trip on the 40-foot JaquesMate gives you snorkeling gear and a calm max-12 crowd vibe, with snacks and two drinks per person. One thing to know: the sails only get…
Sailing out of Alcúdia feels like a quick reset. On Caribia Sailing’s shared half-day trip, you get real time on the open water plus a swim-and-snorkel stop in Cala Coll Baix. I like the way the crew keeps it personal…
A sail from Palma feels like a reset button. You’re on the water fast, with time to swim, and you get the view of the cathedral from offshore. The small-group setup on a fully equipped sailing yacht keeps it relaxed.…
Cap de Formentor looks different from the water. I like the tapas cooked onboard and the chance to take the wheel for great photos. The one thing to plan around is weather, because windy conditions can change how much time…
Sea cliffs, snacks, and swim time all in one trip. This 4-hour sailboat outing mixes real sailing around Mallorca’s coast with stops for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and tapas and cava. What I like most is how Captain Andres runs the boat…
Sunsets at sea are better with snacks. This S’Arenal sunset catamaran turns Palma Bay into a slow, social evening with a BBQ, included drinks, and time to swim and snork. I especially like the Cap Enderrocat views for photos and…
