Boat Trips in Mallorca: Boat Excursions in Majorca
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Tramuntana Tours, Port de SollerDay trips & sea fishing along the west coast of Mallorca
Sit back and relax while your skipper takes you on a trip along North West Mallorca's spectacular coastline. Discover quiet beaches in the height of summer and snorkel in crystal clear waters in hidden coves. Then have lunch at one of the excellent coastal restaurants. We have two boats at your disposal for you to enjoy; a 30ft sloop yacht and a 50ft Bavaria, both moored in Puerto Soller. ...more
TM Brisa, Port d'AlcudiaBoat & catamaran trips around the north west coast of Mallorca
Transportes Marítimos Brisa is dedicated to passenger tourist transport and is one of the most established companies on the island of Majorca. It was created in 1965 by the brothers José, Juan and Cristóbal Rebassa Busquets, expert seamen and descendents of fishermen. Nowadays, they offer trips from the Port d'Alcudia to Formentor Beach, Cap de Formentor and other destinations in the north-west of the island. They also have a glass-bottomed boat for viewing the sea life. ...more
Barcos Azules, Port de SollerCatamaran trips from Soller to Sa Calobra
Our main route is the service between Port de Soller and Sa Calobra, which is operated Monday to Sunday. Our catamaran with its "two hull" configuration, gives passengers much more space than similar vessels with just one hull. The extra width of the vessels means more navegational stability at sea, and provides passengers with extra comfort and less risk of sea-sickness. The catamaran is fitted with extra wide, super-lightweight windows, which can be opened to their full extent, so giving passengers unobstracted panoramic views from inside the boat. Trips to Sant Elm, Formentor, Menorca etc can be arranged by special request. ...more
Cruceros Costa de Calvia, MagalufBoat trips around the south west of Mallorca & to Palma
From Cruceros Costa de Calvia we offer several day trips on board our crafts around the south-west coast of Mallorca. Cruise around Portals Vells, Cueva de los Cormoranes (‘Cormorants’ cave’), Cala Figuera lighthouse, the Malgrats Islands (Natural Park) and Camp de Mar before reaching the Port of Andratx. Or take a trip from Cala Vinyes up to Palma (stoping at Magaluf and Palma Nova) to do some shopping before taking the return trip back. ...more
Illa Balear Creuers, Cala MillorBoat trips to all the main east coast resorts of Mallorca
Illa Balears Cruises offer a regular schedule of sailings up and down the east coast - Cala ratjada, Porto Cristo, Cala Millor, Cales de Mallorca, Cala Romantica & Sa Coma. They cater especially well for families, with a 'sea adventure' trip featuring pirates and the exploration of coves and caves along the coast. Relaxing day trips to all the main east coast resorts (sailings are timed so that they are on the same day as market day), and glass bottomed boats are all available. ...more
Excursions a Cabrera, Colonia Saint JordiVisit the beautiful islands of Cabrera by boat or speed boat
A little over an hour by boat from Mallorca, Cabrera Archipelago is the best example of undisturbed island ecosystems of the Spanish Mediterranean. Since 1991, the Maritime-Land National Park blanket all the natural richness of this group of limestone islands and islets: important colonies of seabirds and one of the best preserved seabed coast. Day trips from Colònia Sant Jordi are available by normal boat or by speed boat. Trips to Es Carbó and Es Trenc beaches are also available. ...more
Attraction Catamarans, Palma de MallorcaCruise the Bay of Palma day or night!
Based in the Bay of Palma, Attraction Catamarans offer half-day or full day trips, starting from Palma (at the Auditorium), Ca'n Pastilla (to the east of Palma) and Magaluf (to the west of Palma). In the summer months, you can also take a sunset cruise. Their two catamarans take up to 70 and 115 passengers. Both have bar service and a dance floor. ...more
Mare Nostrum, Palma de MallorcaExplore the beautiful beaches of the south
Day trips in the Bay of Palma towards Portal Vells where the catamaran is anchored so you have time to swim in the turquoise waters, relax on the bow nets, and enjoy a tasty BBQ. Or take a trip from Palma to Es Trenc beach where the boat is anchored in the crystal clear water and enjoy the virgin beach from the catamaran. The maximum number of persons on board is 71. ...more
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