Sa Coma

Route & Activity
Enjoy a pleasant boat trip from Sa Coma to Cala Millor, sailing along Mallorca’s stunning east coast.
On your way dependig on which trip you choose, you’ll pass Cala Bona, a charming fishing area known for its small harbor and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Admire the cliffs, hidden coves, and turquoise waters that make this coastline so special.

A perfect afternoon excursion to relax, enjoy the sea breeze, and take in Mallorca’s coast from a new perspective.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a motion sickness pill before boarding.

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check weather and sea conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious with information from competitor companies, as some may be misleading.

• Swimming stops, when included, depend on weather and the captain’s decision.

This boat journey from Sa Coma to Cala Bona offers a pleasant and unhurried way to travel along Mallorca’s east coast, combining smooth navigation with open views of the Mediterranean and the island’s well-known seaside areas.

One of the options follows a route via Cala Millor, giving you the chance to admire its long sandy beach and lively promenade from the sea before continuing on to Cala Bona, a charming coastal town with a small harbor and a more traditional, relaxed atmosphere.

Alternatively, a direct route from Sa Coma to Cala Bona is available for those who prefer a quicker crossing while still enjoying a comfortable and scenic boat ride.

Both routes provide a calm and enjoyable maritime experience, ideal for moving between coastal resorts while appreciating Mallorca’s coastline from a different angle.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (included in all excursions)

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a pill before boarding.

• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the weather and sea conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious with information from other companies, as it can sometimes be inaccurate or misleading.

• Swimming stops depend on sea conditions and the captain’s final decision.

1st option - Boat Trip: Sa Coma → Porto Cristo with Swimming Stop at Cala Morlanda

Departure from Sa Coma: 2:30 p.m.
Arrival in Porto Cristo: 3:30 p.m.
Includes: 30-minute swimming stop at Cala Morlanda

Route & Activity
Enjoy a beautiful coastal cruise from Sa Coma to Porto Cristo, including a 30-minute swimming stop at Cala Morlanda, one of the most stunning coves on Mallorca’s east coast.

During the journey, you’ll sail past rocky cliffs and turquoise waters while taking in the natural beauty of the Mediterranean. At Cala Morlanda, you can dive in for a refreshing swim before continuing to Porto Cristo, where you’ll have time to explore the harbor and visit the famous Drach Caves.

2nd option - Boat Trip: Sa Coma → Porto Cristo (Direct Route)

Departure from Sa Coma: 11:00 a.m.
Arrival in Porto Cristo: 11:30 a.m.

Route & Activity
Enjoy a pleasant and direct boat ride from Sa Coma to Porto Cristo, sailing along one of Mallorca’s most scenic stretches of coastline.

Relax and take in the turquoise waters, rocky cliffs, and Mediterranean breeze during this short yet beautiful journey — the perfect way to reach Porto Cristo while enjoying the sea.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a motion sickness pill before boarding.

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Swimming stops depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

• Check the weather conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious with information from competitor companies, as some may be misleading.

South Route
A scenic direct cruise with a refreshing 30-minute swim stop before arriving at 13:00, perfect for guests seeking a short and relaxing sea experience.

South + North Route
Follows the same initial itinerary until 13:00, then extends along additional coastal highlights, including another half-hour swim stop, and finishes at 15:30. This extended option combines northern and southern coastline sections for a richer and more varied excursion.

Important

• Don’t forget your swimsuit.

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a pill beforehand.

• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.

• Check weather conditions.

• Be cautious of information from competing companies.

• Swimming stops depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Set sail from Sa Coma and enjoy a relaxing coastal experience that showcases the charm of Mallorca’s eastern shoreline. Each route offers a different combination of beaches, natural viewpoints, and sea caves, where the boat makes a small entry so you can admire their beauty from up close. Depending on the excursion, you may enjoy swim stops in Cala Morlanda or other pristine coves—always subject to weather conditions.
A comfortable and scenic boat outing perfect for discovering the coastline from a new perspective.

Additional information
– If you are prone to seasickness, take a motion sickness pill before boarding.
– Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
– Check weather and sea conditions before boarding.
– Be cautious with information from competitor companies, as some may be misleading.
– Swimming stops are always subject to weather conditions and the captain’s decision.
– Some excursions require a transfer in Porto Cristo; the crew will guide you.

Option 1 – Full excursion (return 5:00 PM)

Departure at 12:00 from Sa Coma for a coastal cruise along Mallorca’s east coast. A 30‑minute swimming stop in Cala Morlanda is included.

The route continues towards Calas de Mallorca, passing Porto Cristo and Cala Romántica, with visits to several sea caves.

Before returning to Porto Cristo, there is another 30‑minute swimming stop in Cala Varques.
At 3:30 PM in Porto Cristo, passengers change boats from Moon Paradise to Moon Adventure, continuing the trip until arriving in Sa Coma at 5:00 PM.

Option 2 – Return 4:00 PM

Same itinerary as the full excursion with departure at 12:00 from Sa Coma, swim stop in Cala Morlanda, coastal cruise to Calas de Mallorca, sea caves, and swim stop in Cala Varques.

After the boat change at 3:30 PM in Porto Cristo, the excursion ends in Sa Coma at 4:00 PM.

Option 3 – Short route (return 1:20 PM)

Departure at 12:00 from Sa Coma with a swimming stop in Cala Morlanda.

The route continues towards Porto Cristo, passing Cala Romántica and visiting sea caves.

At 1:00 PM, passengers change boats in Porto Cristo and return to Sa Coma at 1:20 PM.

Option 4 – Extended short route (return 2:20 PM)

Same itinerary as the short route with departure at 12:00, swimming stop in Cala Morlanda, and navigation towards Porto Cristo.

After the boat change at 1:00 PM, the cruise continues a bit longer before returning to Sa Coma at 2:20 PM.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a motion sickness pill before boarding.

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check weather and sea conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious with information from competitor companies, as some may be misleading.

• Swimming stops always depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Departure from Sa Coma: 11:00 a.m.
Arrival in Porto Cristo: 1:00 p.m.

Activity:
Enjoy a relaxing boat trip along Mallorca’s stunning east coast. During the journey, you’ll admire breathtaking views of hidden coves, sea caves, and dramatic cliffs.

Once in Porto Cristo, you’ll have two and a half hours of free time to explore the picturesque harbour, relax on its historic beach, or enjoy a drink on one of the seaside terraces.

You may also visit the famous Drach Caves, though it is recommended to book your ticket in advance.

Return:
Departure from Porto Cristo: 3:30 p.m.
Arrival in Sa Coma: 4:00 p.m.

Additional information:

• If you are prone to seasickness, please take a motion sickness tablet.

• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the weather conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious with information from competitor companies — some may try to mislead you to sell their services.

• Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.