Mallorca · MALLORCA CATAMARAN CRUISES
A catamaran buys you shade, a flat deck and a swim ladder that people can actually climb. These 15 compare the Palma bay runs, the west-coast sailings and the Alcudia trips on price, group size and whether lunch and drinks are really included.
Join Magic Catamarans at Palma’s harbor for a five-hour cruise toward Portals Vells or Cala Vella. You’ll swim and snorkel from the boat, eat grilled meats and salads, enjoy drinks and music, and return with views of Palma Cathedral. The route changes with wind and sea conditions.
“the staff was very nice, food was good, and the water was amazing!!! we loved it!!!”
Sail from Playa del Arenal across Palma Bay toward Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella. You’ll have time to swim, sunbathe, and snorkel from the catamaran, with equipment provided. 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 Palma’s La Lonja Marina on a four-hour catamaran trip for up to 10 to 12 people. Expect a welcome drink, homemade tapas, music, coastal views, and time to swim, snorkel, paddleboard, or relax in a quiet bay. Additional drinks cost extra.
“Luxury catamaran only 4 yrs old, lots of indoor seating and exterior seating and lounging. Beautiful prepared lunch served. Lots of water toys to use in ocean once we anchored by the cavesCrew was so friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend this tour.”
Spend two hours on a modern catamaran from Santa Ponça, Playa Tora, or Las Olas. You’ll pass Paguera, Santa Ponsa, Camp de Mar, and the Malgrats Islands, with a 20-minute swim stop, onboard toilets, snacks, drinks, and multilingual commentary.
“It was alot of fun the guide was very friendly and had great energy. My son loved seeing the fish bellow deck and we enjoyed a little swim.”
Sail across Palma Bay for 1.5 hours as the sun drops behind the Mallorcan hills. You’ll see Palma Cathedral from the water, enjoy one sangria, cava, or soft drink, and nibble on olives, chips, and nuts while music plays onboard.
“Great activity and value for money. Plenty of refreshments on board. Only issue was the toilets on board as we had a couple of people with mobility issues with us.”
Sail from D-Marin Palma Cuarentena with skipper Helmut and bartender Nadine on a four-hour catamaran trip for up to 12 people. Expect homemade Mallorcan tapas, a swim and snorkel stop, SUP boards, floats, and cocktails available to buy on board.
“Friendly team clean boat - crew very knowledgeable. Fantastic time on the water for the entire family!”
Cruise Mallorca’s southwest coast from Santa Ponsa on a traditional engine catamaran with underwater viewing windows. Swim and snorkel near Cala Egos, stop for 40 minutes at Port Andratx, enjoy a pasta buffet, and relax on deck. Hotel-area transfers may be available from Palma, Arenal, and Calvià.
“The family really enjoyed the four hours. Guide was in Spanish, German, English, French and Italian. He tried Dutch…”
Sail from Palma on the elegant Oasis catamaran, limited to 36 passengers despite space for 57. Swim at Cala Vella, use the paddle boards, enjoy a daytime BBQ or sunset tapas, and return with views of Palma Cathedral. Bring a towel and your own snorkeling gear.
“was so good, relax, good food and swim on clear water”
Join LIFE & SEA at Playa del Arenal for a three-hour sunset sail toward Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella. You’ll have time to swim, snorkel, sunbathe, eat a BBQ with pasta salad and bread, and enjoy water, beer, or sangria while music plays onboard.
“Beautiful experience, music, food, drinks, the sunset it was perfect.”
Join a multilingual crew from Alcudia for a 4.5-hour sunset catamaran cruise along north Mallorca. Swim at a quiet cove, use the kayaks and paddleboards, snorkel with rented gear, and eat a simple BBQ buffet with two included drinks.
“It was such a fun day. I can highly recommend this tour. For couples and also families with children.”
Spend about five hours aboard the Anacaona catamaran from Port d’Alcudia, stopping at Coll Baix and Cala d’Engossalba for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and sunbathing. A BBQ of grilled meats, pasta salad, bread, fruit, and two meal-time drinks is included. Expect a relaxed group cruise, not a quiet private sail.
“Stunning views and had fun swimming! Stopped at three different places to swim. The cruise is a must when visiting Alcudia!”
From Port de Pollença, cruise the bay aboard the Robinson Catamaran, stopping near Ses Caletes, S’Illot, and Formentor. You’ll have time for swimming, snorkeling, and possibly stand-up paddleboarding, plus lunch with chicken, pasta salad, cheese, bread, fruit, and drinks. Captain Antonio may be at the helm.
“Great experience !! lovely crew !! and especially Captain Antonio!!Auto-translated”
Sail Palma Bay for about five hours aboard a shared catamaran, passing the cathedral, coves, and Cala Vella. You get two swim and snorkel stops plus a buffet lunch. Drinks cost extra, and the boat can carry up to 70 people, so expect a lively group setting.
“The catamaran was nice; definitely in better shape than some of the other in the harbor. They could have provided some floats (noodles or float belts) to assist with the couple hours of snorkeling you do. I found it strange you had to buy snorkel gear-for the service they provide, the cost adds up once you start paying for the gear and the drinks.”
Set sail from Port d’Alcúdia at 10 a.m. for about five hours along Mallorca’s north coast. You’ll pass Aucanada lighthouse, stop at Coll Baix and the Bay of Pollensa, swim in clear water, use onboard equipment, and eat a simple shared lunch.
“Le personnel était sympathique et nous avons passé un bon moment. Nous avons fait 3 arrêts pour se baigner et déjeuner. Le déjeuner est très basique, la bière devait être incluse mais ne l'était pas et il y avait très peu de kayaks et de stand up paddle pour tous les passagers donc nous n'avons pas pu tester le paddle. Le temps indiqué a été respecté, cela a bien duré 5 heures.”
Sail from S’Arenal toward a nature reserve on a large catamaran, stopping for Mediterranean swimming and snorkeling before a BBQ lunch. You get hammocks, sunbathing space, music, drinks, and easy-access ladders, but the boat can hold up to 146 people.
“Excellent trip. Staff are very accommodating for Kids as well . Fantastic crew . Good food and nice drinks”
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