Mallorca Sailing & Catamaran — Pollença
Catch your first tack on a Hobie catamaran in the sheltered Bay of Pollença, with the Formentor peninsula rising behind you.
Mallorca, Spain · 2h · up to 4 guests · €59 per person · ES · EN · DE
We had a fantastic time sailing a boat hired from Sail&Surf. They were really friendly and helpful, the boats are in great condition and everything was easy.
What is this tour like?
Set sail in one of Mallorca's most beautiful bays. In the sheltered Bay of Pollença, steady and gentle winds make ideal conditions for your first tack — with the Formentor peninsula as your backdrop.
Certified instructors run catamaran and dinghy lessons for every level, from complete beginner to confident solo sailor. You learn on a Hobie catamaran with the instructor aboard or alongside; experienced sailors can rent and head out on their own.
What are the highlights?
- Sail the sheltered, beginner-friendly Bay of Pollença
- Hobie catamaran and dinghy lessons for all levels
- Certified instructors guiding every step
- Steady, gentle winds ideal for learning
- Formentor peninsula as your backdrop
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- StartTheory & rigging
Meet on the beach for safety basics and rigging the boat.
- On the waterOnto the bay
Sail out into the bay with the instructor aboard or alongside.
- PracticeSkills & tacks
Practice tacking, gybing and steering the Hobie catamaran.
- Wrap-upDebrief
Back on the beach for feedback and a next-step plan.
What's included in the price?
- Certified instructor
- Catamaran or dinghy with sails
- Life jacket
- Insurance
What's not included?
- Photos (add-on)
- Wetsuit (seasonal)
- Transfers
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Sail&Surf Pollença, on the beach at Port de Pollença, Mallorca. Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“We had a fantastic time sailing a boat hired from Sail&Surf. They were really friendly and helpful, the boats are in great condition and everything was easy.”
“I had an amazing experience with the Sail & Surf crew. During our week of sailing classes the teachers were super friendly, patient and encouraging.”
“Excellent — we come here every year. The instructors are really nice, there are many boats to choose from, and every time we have a great experience.”
“Very nice and professional instructors who gave us great advice during our sailing week. By the end we felt like part of the team.”
“We did an hour’s rental of a Galion — small but stable — and enjoyed it. We had 12–16 knots of wind, which was fine, though the swell made it lively.”
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