Mallorca · MALLORCA JET SKI TOURS
Guided routes reach coves the beach boats do not, and a licence is not needed on the escorted ones. The 14 below compare route length, whether you ride solo or double up, and what the fuel and insurance really cost.
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 Alcudiajets in Port d’Alcudia, you’ll learn the basics, then ride with a bilingual guide toward Jack Sparrow Cave, Aucanada, and Coll Baix. The two-seat jet skis suit couples and first-timers, with snorkel gear and life jackets included. Guide Sam has also taken photos on some tours.
“We, two couples, been the first time on Jetski and had a lot of fun. Our guide "Sam" took care and made a lot of really good photos during the trip. If you want to have some fun we highly recommend the tour.”
Meet Gojet at Alcudiamar in Puerto de Alcudia for a 30-minute private jet ski outing around the Bay of Alcudia. Staff explain the controls, guide you from the yacht club, take photographs during the ride, and send them free. Each jet ski carries one or two people.
“I had a great experience. Traveled from Cala Ratjada to Alcudia via Bus for this particular excursion. Worth the travel. Instructor was amazing and made me and my Brother feel at ease. And the other guy who assisted us after we booked was also really helpful. Amazing people. Well worth the trip.”
Start at Alcudiajets in Port d’Alcudia for a 30-minute beginner jet ski ride across Alcudia Bay. An English or Spanish-speaking instructor explains the controls, then you share one jet ski with a companion and swap driving roles. Photos and video cost €20 extra.
“We had a very fun first time on a jetski! The guide was a nice guy. Would really recommend it 😀”
You’ll ride a high-powered jet ski from Pontoon 4 at the Nautical Club, following a Spanish, English, or German-speaking guide around Alcudia Bay. Stop for photos, ask about the short snorkeling break, then return with complimentary pictures sent to you.
“An amazing experience, we had so much fun, the guide took some pictures of us and made sure we’re having fun at all times”
You’ll ride with a Spanish or English-speaking guide from the Andratx sailing club toward Cala en Basset and s’Argilau Cave. The one-hour route combines speed, clear water, cave views, and instructor-taken photos. The group is limited to eight, and the price covers up to two people per jet ski.
Take a jet ski from Puerto de Alcudia around Aucanada Island and Playa de Alcudia. You can drive alone or share with one passenger, pause for swimming and photos, and return to the marina after about an hour. Bring identification and parental authorization for drivers aged 16 or 17.
“Scumbags these guys are and would not recommend I purchased numerous excursions that said pickup, and picked this one because it said so: They didn’t reach out until an hour before and asked where I was when my hotel location was indicated and confirmed. Like I said, the other two booked events went perfect but this lazy company didn’t even take time out to see who booked or any details: simple… lazy and last minute”
You’ll ride from Club Nàutic Cala Gamba through Portitxol to Palma Cathedral, stopping for sea-level photos with Bellver Castle in view. A coach handles the briefing, and you may switch drivers. The 30-minute route ends with an open-sea speed run, plus lockers, showers, and free water.
“It was à gréât expérience. It was my first time so i had à gréât fun . Thé coach is really Nice . I will suggest people to do jetski if they have never done in their life. Go for it i promise you will enjoy it.”
Share one jet ski with a driver and pillion passenger as a guide leads you around Alcudia Bay. Expect a safety lesson, fuel, insurance, a swim and snorkel stop, and coastal views. Instructor Sam has earned special praise for his friendly, careful approach. Photos cost extra.
“Great fun. Good instructors that has high focus on safety as well as fun. If you don’t follow the guidelines be prepared to get splashed and getting yelled at a little bit. But by following the rules it’s all good fun.”
Start at Formula Tours in Peguera for a guided manual race-car route through Mallorca’s southwest, with stops at Puerto Portals, Palma, Port Andratx, or Cala Fornells. Then ride a jet ski to Cala en Basset and S'Aguilau Cave. Drivers must be 21 or older with two years of experience.
“Super leuke dag, alleen na het boeken erachter gekomen dat de activiteiten los bespreken goedkoper was ook kregen wij een andere route dan er op de site te lezen stond. de route die we hadden was wel gaaf langs de bergwegen en S-bochten Daarna de waterscooter tour gedaan dit was ook heel gaaf enkel had onze tour guide er niet zoveel zin in. wat jammer was”
Aquajet Mallorca gives you about 90 minutes on a jet ski from Cala Gamba in Playa de Palma, with views of Palma Cathedral, the Gulf of Palma, and hard-to-reach coves. A navigation license, €250 cash deposit, and matching fuel level on return are required.
“It was my first time on a jet ski, they taught me and I loved it.”
Ride a two-person jet ski from Port Calanova with an English- or Spanish-speaking instructor. You’ll follow a prepared route near Cala Mayor and Marivent, stop for photos, and enjoy one hour on Mallorca’s clear coastal waters. No boat license is needed, but you must know how to swim.
“We had a wonderful trip, it was very inspiring and fun, and at the end we even saw a dolphin!”
Meet Gojet in Andratx for a short safety and operating lesson, then ride a jet ski for about 30 minutes. Each jet ski holds one or two people, drivers must be at least 16 with parental permission, and passengers must be at least 5.
“Activité au top vraiment les accompagnateur detante endroits magnifiques tout pour faire un kif.”
You ride a jet ski with an English- or Spanish-speaking instructor from Port Calanova, opposite Cala Mayor and Marivent. The one-hour route follows Mallorca’s beaches and coves, with stops for photos. No boat license is needed, but you must know how to swim and be at least 16.
“Activity did not take place due to weather conditions. Communication very difficult, amount not yet refunded...”
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