Mallorca Sport Fishing Charter
As good as it gets. I’ve fished 60–90 days a year for 20 years and these guys are the best charter I’ve been out with. Top boat and top crew.
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Sport fishing off Mallorca is €140 per person on a shared trip — you buy a seat, not the whole boat, so two anglers pay €280 and other guests may fish alongside you.
The boat takes up to six anglers, and private charters can be arranged.
The trip lasts five hours out of Port d'Alcúdia with local captain Vince Riera: trolling the blue water for tuna, dorado, dentex and amberjack first, then bottom fishing over the reefs where grouper often show. Skipper and boat, rods, reels and tackle, bait, the fishing licence for the trip and fuel are included; food, drinks, gratuities and transfers are not.
Beginners are welcome — the skipper coaches the gear and technique in Spanish, English or German.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallorca Sport Fishing Charter | 5h | up to 6 guests | €140 per person |
Operators: Fishing Mallorca (Capt. Vince Riera)
As good as it gets. I’ve fished 60–90 days a year for 20 years and these guys are the best charter I’ve been out with. Top boat and top crew.
We had a great afternoon out with Capt Vince and Ignatius. Their equipment and boat are top-notch. We went after little tunny — a fun day on the water.
I’ve worked in the travel industry 14 years and have never come across such an amazing, professional fishing charter. Capt Vince goes above and beyond.
Had a great time this evening with Captain Vince and Marc. They made my family — including two young girls — feel welcome and everyone enjoyed it.
The Mallorca sport fishing charter is priced per angler at €140 on a shared trip, which is the opposite of how most charters work. Six seats fit on the boat, so a couple pays €280 and may share the day with other guests. If you want the boat to yourselves, ask about a private charter when you book.
You leave Port d'Alcúdia after a gear briefing, troll the blue water for tuna, dorado, dentex and amberjack, then anchor over the reefs to bottom fish for dentex and grouper before cruising back with the catch. The crew can often prepare what you land to take home. Families are welcome, and the skipper works in Spanish, English and German.
Everything you fish with is already aboard — rods, reels, tackle and bait are included, along with the licence for the trip.
Port d'Alcúdia on the north coast, about 5 minutes from Alcúdia, 16 from Port de Pollença and roughly 40 from Palma or the airport.
Important
transfers are not included in the price — plan your own way to the quay and allow for the drive.
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