Mallorca · CALA MILLOR BOAT TRIPS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 13 cala millor boat trips worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Drive a modern jet ski from Cala Bona with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. Choose a bay ride, sunset route, Sea Lion Cave, or Caves of Artà tour. Expect a short safety briefing, coastal views, possible swimming, and a small group of no more than eight people.
“absolutely amazing all the staff where fantastic it was that good we have re booked again today x”
From Cala Millor, choose a 1.5 to 4-hour glass-bottom cruise along Mallorca’s east coast. You’ll pass beaches, caves, ports, and rocky coves, with swim and snorkel stops on selected departures. Routes reach Porto Cristo, Cala Ratjada, Cala Romantica, or Calas de Mallorca.
Drive a manual buggy from Cala Millor toward Porto Cristo, mountain monasteries, Cala d’Or, caves, and Cala Domingos. Guides such as Mike and Jürgen lead the English-language tour, with fuel, drinks, and scenic stops included. Bring your original driving licence and budget for insurance.
“Great trip. Brilliant fun. Got to see the sights of Majorca. Really enjoyed the buggy, especially second gear.”
Take off from Cala Bona behind a speedboat and fly up to 100 metres above Mallorca’s coast. English- and Spanish-speaking instructors handle the safety briefing and equipment, while you enjoy about 10 minutes in the air and a boat ride lasting up to an hour. Fly alone or with up to two others, subject to weight limits.
“Really enjoyed the activity happy hosts and very good photographers :)”
Learn to handle an original X2 Segway before riding from Sa Coma promenade into Punta de n'Amer Nature Park. Guide Jan and his small group take you over rocky tracks to Castell Punta de n'Amer, with time for views, photos, and a drink stop before returning along the coast.
“They were very flexible to add a last minute participant and prepared us well for the tour. Our guide was super patient with the boys, who did not listen to his advice and very mindful at difficult areas to make sure we came home safe. Nature and the Castell are fabulous, overall lots of fun, a little challenging and a great experience. Thank you, Jan”
You and up to five teammates legally break into a former music producer’s Cala Millor villa, search the garage and recording studio, and solve puzzles to find hidden gold before the alarm wins. Choose a beginner or harder version, with hints available in five languages.
From Cala Bona, you’ll cruise Mallorca’s east coast aboard one of three glass-bottom boats. Choose a short coastal ride or longer route toward Porto Cristo, Cala Ratjada, or Calas de Mallorca, with swimming stops when weather allows. Expect scenic beaches, shared transport between ports, and limited onboard commentary.
“Ich finde die Beschreibung der Leistung nicht geglückt. Es handelt sich meiner Meinung nach mehr um eine „Taxibootsfahrt“. Man hat an allen möglichen Anlegepunkten gehalten. Leider war nirgendwo beschrieben, dass man auch flexibel hätte aus und einsteigen können. Der Badestopp war eher so naja. Wir haben sehr kurz gehalten. Jeder konnte einmal ins Wasser springen und schon ging es weiter. Also von einer gemütlichen entspannten Bootstour hatte dies nichts. Zum Sightseeing in ggf den Nachbardörfern ist es vielleicht ganz gut. Ich finde nur, die Beschreibung sollte angepasst werden.”
Follow an old pirate captain’s trail through the Punta de n’Amer nature reserve near Cala Millor and Sa Coma. Your team of up to five uses an app to solve seven puzzles, hear three pirate stories, collect points, and find a hidden treasure along a 4-kilometer route.
Learn Segway basics with a live English, German, or French-speaking guide, then ride from Cala Millor along promenades, forest tracks, and sandy paths to Sa Coma, S'illot, Cala Morlanda, and Punta de n'Amer. The small group is limited to eight people.
“It was amazing. The guide was friendly and professional and the tour was incredibly fun and a great value for money. I highly recommend”
Set out near Cala Millor’s Repsol gas station for a self-guided 5-kilometer mountain adventure. Your app leads you through cactus, hidden places, riddles, survival tasks, and audio stories in English, German, French, or Spanish, ending at a cave with wide views.
“Die Rätsel sind etwas undurchsichtig. Lassen sich mit etwas Geschickt aber lösen.”
You and a partner or close friend follow a two-hour private route through Cala Millor using an app. Solve riddles, answer funny relationship questions, collect points, and hear multimedia content in English, French, German, or Spanish. This is a playful city walk, not a historical sightseeing tour.
You and up to five companions follow a smartphone app through Punta de n’Amer, stopping at 15 locations to solve riddles and uncover a fictional murder case in German. The route begins near Cala Millor and lasts about three hours, with the group returning to the starting point.
“a fun way to explore the area and the bound was really fun too. You can see places you might not have discovered.”
You drive a manual buggy or mini jeep in a small group of up to 10, stopping at Font de sa Cala and the Coves d’Artà. Guide Jürgen leads the convoy in English, German, or Spanish, with fuel and water included. Bring a license, closed shoes, and sunglasses.
“There were four of us with two mini jeeps. Jürgen, our guide, took us through beautiful little villages in three hours. The half-hour stop at the caves of Arta was also great. There were photo breaks with cold drinks in between. A nice touch... But the fun of driving was really great and Jürgen always made sure that no one got lost in the convoy. We'll definitely book again. Highly recommended for Buggy 4 fun in Cala Millor!!! We're already looking forward to it...”
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