Mallorca Catamaran Day Cruise — Magic
A definite must-do in Mallorca. Very chill and exactly as described — the staff were great, the tapas and drinks kept coming, and the swim spots lovely.
2 options for boat & catamaran tours in Mallorca — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
A seat on a boat trip around Mallorca starts at €49 per person for three hours on La Cala's small-group speedboat out of Cala Ratjada, capped at twelve guests, with two swim-and-snorkel stops in calas only boats can reach.
Snorkel gear, water, skipper and guide are included.
The other option is the big Magic catamaran from Palma: €55 per person for five hours, 10:00 to about 15:00, two cove stops, a meal on board with wine and sangria, sun nets and a freshwater shower, on a boat that carries up to a hundred guests.
Both are per-person fares, so a family of four pays four times the figure; transfers, premium drinks and gratuities are extra.
Sail out of Palma Bay on a big, stable catamaran to swim clear coves, with music, a full bar and tapas on the spacious deck.
Zip along Mallorca's north-east coast by speedboat to hidden calas only boats can reach, swimming crystal water with a local skipper — just twelve guests.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallorca Catamaran Day Cruise — Magic | 5h | up to 100 guests | €55 per person |
| Mallorca Boat Trip to the Calas — La Cala | 3h | up to 12 guests | €49 per person |
Operators: Magic Catamarans · La Cala Boat Tours
A definite must-do in Mallorca. Very chill and exactly as described — the staff were great, the tapas and drinks kept coming, and the swim spots lovely.
Great boating experience that took us to two swimming spots. Between the swims we relaxed on deck with tapas and sangria — a lovely, easy day out.
I had an absolutely fantastic day on the VIP cruise in Palma de Mallorca! We went as a group of five and the whole experience was brilliant.
The crew were really professional but fun. Ours was the 5-hour trip starting at 3.30 — we made our own way to the port and found the catamaran easily.
The Magic catamaran from Palma is the sociable one: five hours, up to a hundred guests, music, a bar, sun nets over the water and a meal on board, from €55 per person. The La Cala speedboat from Cala Ratjada is the quiet one: three hours, twelve guests, a local skipper and guide, two calas only boats can reach, from €49 per person.
Tip
both are per-person fares, so a group does not get cheaper — for that, look at renting a whole boat instead.
The catamaran price includes the cruise, crew, a meal on board, wine and sangria and snorkel gear; premium drinks, transfers and gratuities are extra. The speedboat price includes the boat, skipper, guide, snorkel gear and water; food, drinks and transfers are extra. Both crews work in Spanish, English and German.
If you would rather have the boat to yourselves, see boat rental; to drive yourself, jet ski tours.
Both are per-person fares, so what changes between them is the length of the day and the size of the crowd.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Cala Boat Tours · Cala Ratjada | €49 | per person | 3 h | up to 12 |
| Magic Catamarans · Palma | €55 | per person | 5 h | up to 100 |
The figures are the starting rates; the operator confirms the final price when you book.
The other Mallorca pages worth a look before you book:
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