Mallorca's coast runs from the yacht marinas of the south-west to the wild cliffs of the north, and most of what's worth doing there happens on the water. Eleven ways to get out on the sea, priced from €25 to €320:

  • Jet ski — Puerto Portals and Alcúdia
  • Boat rental — no licence needed
  • Catamaran sailing school — Bay of Pollença
  • Sport fishing
  • Kitesurfing
  • Diving
  • Wakeboard cable park
  • Two classic day cruises

Two jet-ski routes, two boat-rental fleets and three ways to spend a day at sea without a licence — here is how they compare before you book.

Marina in Puerto Portals, Mallorca
Photo: Dirk Vorderstraße, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

How much does a jet ski cost on Mallorca?

A jet ski on Mallorca costs €90 for 60 minutes at Puerto Portals or €85 for 90 minutes at Alcúdia, both per jet ski for up to two riders, no licence needed. Which coast fits depends on scenery and time: shorter and glamorous in the south-west, longer and wilder in the north.

Puerto Portals — the south-west coast

The 60-minute tour from Puerto Portals costs €90 per jet ski (up to 2 riders) with an instructor leading the whole route, so no licence or experience is required. You ride past the cliffs and calas towards the Bay of Palma and stop to swim in a turquoise cove before heading back.

Two riders on a jet ski off the Mallorca coast
Photo: Chilli Jetski Mallorca, via Google Maps

Alcúdia — Cap de Formentor

The 90-minute tour from Port d'Alcúdia costs €85 per jet ski (up to 2 riders), also licence-free and guided. It runs past sheer cliffs and sea caves on the north coast all the way to Cap de Formentor, with a stop to swim in clear water.

Jet ski off the Alcúdia coast, Mallorca
Photo: GOJET Alcudia, via Google Maps

Important

both jet-ski prices are per jet ski, not per person — a couple pays €90 at Puerto Portals or €85 at Alcúdia total, and a group of four needs two jet skis: €180 at Puerto Portals or €170 at Alcúdia in total.

Can you rent a boat on Mallorca without a licence?

Yes — both of the island's big rental fleets keep licence-free motorboats alongside skippered options, and they book by the boat, not by the head, so the per-person cost drops fast in a full group.

Palma — On Charter

On Charter, based in the Palma de Mallorca marina, rents a fleet of motorboats and yachts for €320 per boat for a full 8-hour day, for up to 10 guests, with or without a licence and skipper. The route runs to the caves of Portals Vells, the islet of El Toro and dozens of turquoise calas along the Bay of Palma and the south-west coast.

Guests aboard a rental boat off Palma, Mallorca
Photo: On Charter Palma, via Google Maps

Mallorca 4 Boat

Mallorca 4 Boat rents licence-free motorboats and skippered yachts for €260 per boat, also for a full 8-hour day, for up to 8 guests — a smaller, cheaper fleet aimed at families and first-time boaters who want to anchor in hidden calas and swim at their own pace.

A rental boat anchored in clear water, Mallorca
Photo: Mallorca 4 Boat, via Google Maps

Sailing, fishing, kite and diving on the north coast

Port de Pollença and Port d'Alcúdia, on Mallorca's north coast, cover four more ways to be on the water: a catamaran-sailing school, a fishing charter, kitesurf and wing-foil lessons and a PADI dive centre.

Catamaran sailing in Pollença

Sail&Surf Pollença, on the beach at Port de Pollença, runs catamaran and dinghy lessons for €59 per 2-hour session, for up to 4 people. Steady, gentle winds in the sheltered Bay of Pollença — with the Formentor peninsula as a backdrop — make it a good spot for a first tack, and experienced sailors can rent a boat and go out alone; the Mallorca sailing page sets out what the session includes.

Hobie Cat catamarans on the beach at Port de Pollença, Mallorca
Photo: Sail&Surf Pollença, via Google Maps

Sport fishing

Fishing Mallorca, sailing from Port d'Alcúdia, takes up to 6 anglers out for €140 per person over a 5-hour trip with captain Vince Riera. You troll open water and bottom-fish the reefs for tuna, dorado, dentex and amberjack, with grouper often in the mix; rods, reels, bait and tackle are all included.

Anglers with a tuna aboard the fishing charter, Mallorca
Photo: Fishing Mallorca (Capt. Vince Riera), via Google Maps

Kitesurf and wing-foil

Cuatro Vientos Mallorca, on Alcúdia Bay, teaches kitesurf and wing-foil for €90 per 2-hour session, for up to 4 people, with the latest gear included. The bay's steady thermal winds and shallow, warm water make it a beginner-friendly spot to learn either sport, and the kitesurf and wing-foil page explains how the two-hour session runs.

Wing-foil rider in the bay of Pollença
Photo: Cuatro Vientos Mallorca, via Google Maps

Diving in Pollença

Scuba Mallorca, a PADI 5-star centre in Port de Pollença, runs try-dives from €75 per person for a 3-hour outing, in groups of up to 8. The north coast's clear water holds caves, healthy reefs and protected Posidonia meadows, with groupers, barracuda and octopus common sights; the Mallorca diving page sets out what the try-dive price covers.

The Scuba Mallorca dive boat off Pollença
Photo: Scuba Mallorca, via Google Maps

Wakeboarding and boat trips without your own boat

Three more ways to spend a day at sea near Alcúdia and Palma need no boat of your own and no group booking in advance.

Wakeboard cable park

The Mallorca Wakepark, near Alcúdia, costs €25 per 1-hour session, for up to 8 riders, with boards, helmets and impact vests included. An overhead cable tows you across the lagoon, so no boat and no fuel are needed — coaching for first-timers, kickers and rails for confident riders; the wakeboarding page shows what a €25 session covers.

Rider on the cable at Mallorca Wakepark, Alcúdia
Photo: Mallorca Wakepark, via Google Maps

Catamaran day cruise

Magic Catamarans sails a big, stable catamaran out of Palma de Mallorca for €55 per person over a 5-hour day, with music, drinks and tapas on board. It runs family-friendly by day and leans party on the sunset sailings, stopping to swim and snorkel in clear coves along the way.

The Magic catamaran anchored with guests aboard
Photo: Magic Catamarans (magiccatamarans.com), via Google Maps

Speedboat to the calas

The La Cala speedboat tour departs Cala Ratjada on the north-east coast for €49 per person over 3 hours, for up to 12 guests. A local skipper runs the boat to hidden calas that only boats reach, with stops to swim and snorkel away from the crowds.

Boat-tour stop at a Mallorca cala
Photo: La Cala Boat Tours, via Google Maps

How much does a day on Mallorca cost in 2026?

Eleven ways to be on Mallorca's water span €25 to €320, and the price unit is the detail that changes the maths — jet skis and boat rentals are priced per craft, while sailing, fishing, kite, diving and the sea tours are priced per person.

OptionPriceUnitDurationGroup size
Jet ski, Puerto Portals€90per jet ski1 hup to 2
Jet ski, Alcúdia€85per jet ski1 h 30 minup to 2
Boat rental, Palma (On Charter)€320per boat8 hup to 10
Boat rental, Mallorca 4 Boat€260per boat8 hup to 8
Catamaran sailing, Pollença€59per person, per session2 hup to 4
Sport fishing€140per person5 hup to 6
Kitesurf/wing-foil€90per session2 hup to 4
Diving, Pollença€75per person3 hup to 8
Wakeboard cable park€25per person, per session1 hup to 8
Catamaran day cruise (Magic)€55per person5 hup to 100
Speedboat to the calas (La Cala)€49per person3 hup to 12

Booking goes straight to the operator, at their price — check the Mallorca boat tours page and the Mallorca jet ski page for the live options.

How do you book a boat trip or tour on Mallorca?

Booking goes straight to the operator, at their price — we just help you pick between two coasts and two fleets before you pay. Write to us in WhatsApp with your dates and group size, and we confirm availability with the operator directly.

FAQ

How much does a jet ski cost on Mallorca?
A jet ski costs €90 per jet ski for 60 minutes from Puerto Portals or €85 per jet ski for 90 minutes from Alcúdia, both for up to two riders and both licence-free. The price is per craft, not per person, so a couple pays the same €90 or €85 total.
Do I need a licence to rent a boat on Mallorca?
No — On Charter in Palma and Mallorca 4 Boat both offer licence-free motorboats alongside skippered options. A licence only matters if you want to drive a boat above the licence-free size on your own.
What's included in the Mallorca fishing charter?
Fishing Mallorca's charter from Port d'Alcúdia costs €140 per person for a 5-hour trip with up to 6 anglers, and rods, reels, bait and tackle are all included. You fish for tuna, dorado, dentex and amberjack with captain Vince Riera.
What's the difference between the Pollença catamaran and the Magic day cruise?
The Pollença catamaran is a sailing lesson — €59 for a 2-hour session for up to 4 people, learning to handle a Hobie catamaran yourself. The Magic day cruise is a passenger trip — €55 per person for 5 hours on a big catamaran out of Palma, with swimming stops and no sailing skills needed.
Where do the Mallorca jet-ski tours start?
The Puerto Portals jet-ski tour starts at the marina in Calvià, on the south-west coast; the Alcúdia tour starts at Port d'Alcúdia, on the north coast towards Cap de Formentor. Both are guided and licence-free.