Mallorca Wakeboard — Cable Park
Had a great experience booking the family hour today. As first-timers, Sasha was super nice and helped us get on our feet and enjoy the time.
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Wakeboarding on Mallorca costs €25 per person for a session at the cable park near Alcúdia — a family of four pays €100, since everyone buys their own ride.
A session runs up to an hour, and you can book a single pull instead.
There is no boat: an overhead cable pulls you across the lagoon, which is what keeps the price this low and makes it easy for first-timers. The board, helmet and impact vest and intro coaching are included, so beginners get up with a coach watching; confident riders lap one of Europe's longest cable lines and session the kickers and rails.
Up to eight guests ride per session, photos and video, a seasonal wetsuit and transfers are extra, and the coaches work in Spanish, English and German.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallorca Wakeboard — Cable Park | 1h | up to 8 guests | €25 per session |
Operators: Mallorca Wakepark
Had a great experience booking the family hour today. As first-timers, Sasha was super nice and helped us get on our feet and enjoy the time.
Camille is an excellent tutor — so patient, with very specific and careful instruction that helped me progress while also pushing me to achieve more.
We came to Mallorca for our holidays but couldn’t resist trying one of the longest cable lines in Europe. So much fun — I even landed my first kicker!
We had a great time with my friends. Very friendly staff, the rental boards were good and the features are fun — one of the best cable parks we’ve ridden.
A cable does. Mallorca Wakepark charges €25 per person per session because an overhead cable does the towing: there is no boat to fuel or crew. Everyone buys their own ride, so a family of four pays €100 and can all ride the same afternoon.
You fit a board, helmet and impact vest, get a quick briefing, then take your first pulls with a coach watching. After that you lap the lagoon at your own pace and hit the kickers and rails once you feel steady. Up to eight guests ride per session on one of Europe's longest cable lines, so you take turns rather than wait behind a boat. More time can be added on the spot.
Beginners, families and experienced riders alike, with coaching in Spanish, English and German. The park holds 4.7 from 208 reviews.
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Important
photos and video, a seasonal wetsuit and transfers are all extra, and the €25 is a starting rate that Mallorca Wakepark confirms when you book.
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