Calas de Mallorca

Boat trips from Calas de Mallorca to Cala Romántica offer a short yet highly scenic coastal experience along Mallorca’s eastern shoreline, ideal for enjoying the sea in a relaxed and comfortable way.

Depending on the chosen departure time, guests can select between two route options:

• The direct option features a smooth panoramic cruise to Cala Romántica, sailing past coves, cliffs, and crystal-clear waters for a calm and visually stunning journey.

• On selected schedules, the trip also includes a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes at Cala Varques, subject to favorable sea conditions. This unspoiled cove, known for its turquoise waters and natural surroundings, provides the perfect opportunity for a refreshing swim before continuing to Cala Romántica.

Both options combine maritime transport and coastal scenery, allowing travelers to choose the experience that best suits their plans.

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.

This boat trip from Calas de Mallorca to Sa Coma offers a complete and enjoyable experience along Mallorca’s eastern coastline. During the journey, the boat visits Cala Romántica, Porto Cristo and Cala Millor, allowing passenger boarding and disembarkation while showcasing some of the most iconic spots along the coast.

Weather permitting, the excursion also includes visits to several sea caves, where the boat makes short approaches so guests can admire the impressive rock formations and crystal-clear waters up close.

The trip ends in Sa Coma, an ideal destination to relax, stroll along the seafront, and enjoy its wide sandy beach and lively coastal atmosphere.

Important

• Don’t forget your swimsuit.
• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, take a seasickness pill.
• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the weather conditions before boarding.
• Be wary of any information about our service from competing companies in the same sector; some may try to deceive you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable weather conditions.

Boat trips from Calas de Mallorca to Porto Cristo offer a comfortable and scenic way to explore Mallorca’s eastern coastline. All departures sail along the coast near Cala Romántica, one of the area’s most iconic coves, adding exceptional views to the journey.

Depending on the selected departure time, guests can choose between two excursion options:

• The standard option focuses on a smooth and panoramic coastal cruise, passing cliffs, coves, and crystal-clear waters before reaching Porto Cristo, one of the island’s best-known natural harbours.

• On selected schedules, the trip also includes a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes at Cala Varques, weather and sea conditions permitting. Famous for its pristine surroundings and turquoise waters, Cala Varques provides an ideal spot for a refreshing swim before continuing the voyage.

Both options combine maritime transport, coastal scenery, and relaxation at sea, allowing travellers to enjoy Porto Cristo from a unique perspective while choosing the schedule that best suits them.

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.

This boat trip from Calas de Mallorca to Cala Millor offers a complete coastal experience along Mallorca’s eastern shoreline. During the journey, the boat makes brief stops at key locations such as Cala Romántica and Porto Cristo, allowing passenger boarding and disembarkation while enjoying views of coves, cliffs, and crystal-clear waters.

Depending on the selected departure time, and whenever weather and sea conditions allow, the route includes visits to several sea caves, where the boat makes a short entry to admire their natural formations—one of the highlights of this coastline.

The trip ends in Cala Millor, a lively destination known for its long sandy beach and seaside promenade.

Important

• Don't forget your swimsuit.
• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, take a seasickness pill.
• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the weather conditions.
• Be wary of any information about our service from competing companies in the same sector; some may try to deceive you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable weather conditions.

The shuttle boats between Calas de Mallorca and Porto Cristo offer a comfortable, scenic, and unique way to travel along Mallorca’s eastern coastline. During the journey, the boat navigates some of the area’s most impressive coastal landscapes, making short entries into several sea caves to admire their interior and, on certain routes, including a swim stop in an unspoiled cove when sea conditions allow.

These services combine maritime transport with free time in Porto Cristo, one of the island’s most historic ports: a former Roman harbor, later the site of a major landing during the Spanish Civil War, and today a charming waterfront area filled with shops, terraces, small beaches, and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.

The trip also includes a stop to observe the seabed, although it can often be seen at other moments when the boat is stationary or moving slowly.

All routes include a round-trip ticket.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• 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.

The coastal excursions departing from Calas de Mallorca offer a scenic and immersive experience along Mallorca’s eastern shoreline, showcasing some of the region’s most iconic coves and natural landscapes. During these trips, the boat navigates past striking cliffs and pristine beaches, making partial entries into several sea caves, including the well-known Pirate’s Cave, to admire their impressive rock formations.

Depending on the itinerary, the excursion includes one or two swimming stops in secluded coves with exceptionally clear waters, allowing visitors to enjoy the coastline from a unique perspective.

These routes highlight some of the most emblematic coves of the Mallorcan Levante such as Cala Varques, Cala Virgili, Cala Magraner, Cala Romàntica, Cala Morlanda, and others, offering a perfect blend of navigation, relaxation, and natural exploration. 

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.

The excursion begins at 10:00 a.m. departing from Calas de Mallorca, sailing along the coastline and passing well‑known locations such as Cala Romántica and Porto Cristo, where guests can enjoy the beautiful views of the east coast of Mallorca.

Arrival at Cala Millor is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., where guests will have approximately two hours of free time to enjoy the beach, take a walk or relax in this popular seaside destination.

At 1:45 p.m. the boat will pick up passengers again to continue the coastal excursion. During this second part of the trip there will be a swimming stop of around 30 minutes in Cala Morlanda, as well as a visit to some of the natural sea caves in the area.

At 3:30 p.m., in Porto Cristo, passengers will change boats, transferring from the Moon Adventure to the Moon Paradise, before starting the return journey to Calas de Mallorca, where the excursion will finish at 4:30 p.m.

Additional Information

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

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the weather and sea conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious of information provided by competing companies, as some may be misleading.

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