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A sailboat anchored in a blue, clear bay surrounded by rocky, tree-covered hills under a clear sky.
4.0 (140 reviews)

Mallorca Boat Trips

Explore the unique Spanish island of Mallorca as you cruise around the coast

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Guadalupe,  Netherlands Netherlands
07 Jul 2025
Excellent
The staff was very generous with us, we enjoy watching fishes in the bottom of the boat (wait till is stopped for it) and the view from the caves was incredible. Snorkeling was really nice with...
The staff was very generous with us, we enjoy watching fishes in the bottom of the boat (wait till is stopped for it) and the view from the caves was incredible. Snorkeling was really nice with the full face mask
Bay Cruise: 2-Hour Catamaran Excursion Through the Bays of Mallorca
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Saad,  France France
15 Sep 2025
Excellent
Fabulous! I love it and recommend it for everyone who want to spend time in the beach
Catamaran Sailing Trip in the Bay of Palma
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Arjun Narayanan,  Germany Germany
01 Oct 2025
Excellent
Great experience, awesome DJ and ambience. Enjoyed the ride!
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About: Mallorca Boat Trips

Experience the beauty of Mallorca from a unique perspective – by boat!

These boat trips in Mallorca offer the chance to explore the stunning coastline and crystal blue waters of this magical island.

You'll sail past spectacular cliffs, secluded coves, and rugged landscapes, all while soaking up the Mediterranean sunshine.

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