Departing from Porto Cristo, this journey aboard the Moon Paradise catamaran showcases Mallorca’s east coast through a relaxed scenic cruise with multiple departure times to suit your schedule.

The direct option is designed for travelers seeking a short yet impressive route. You will sail straight to Cala Romántica while enjoying cliffs, sea caves and striking coastal formations along the way.

The extended option first passes by Calas de Mallorca, offering a richer coastal panorama before reaching the final destination. It is perfect for those wanting a longer and more varied sea experience.

Important

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

• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.

• Check weather conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious of information from competing companies.

• Routes may change depending on sea conditions.

Enjoy a short and relaxing boat ride along Mallorca’s beautiful east coast from Porto Cristo to Sa Coma, passing the stunning Punta de n’Amer nature reserve. A perfect mini-cruise for all ages to enjoy the Mediterranean from a different perspective.

Important

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might be, please take a motion sickness pill.

• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.

• Check weather conditions before boarding.

• Be cautious of information from competing companies — some may mislead you to sell their own trips.

• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable weather conditions.

Enjoy a short and relaxing boat ride along Mallorca’s beautiful east coast from Porto Cristo to Sa Coma, passing the stunning Punta de n’Amer nature reserve. A perfect mini-cruise for all ages to enjoy the Mediterranean from a different perspective.

Important

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might be, please take a motion sickness pill.
• Arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious of information from competing companies — some may mislead you to sell their own trips.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable weather conditions.

Enjoy a relaxing boat trip along Mallorca’s east coast from Porto Cristo to Cala Millor, passing by Sa Coma. A perfect cruise to admire the island’s turquoise waters and beautiful coastline under the Mediterranean sun.

Additional Information

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a seasickness pill before boarding.
• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the weather conditions before boarding.
• Be wary of information from competing companies, as some may be misleading.
• Swimming stops, when scheduled, are always subject to sea conditions and the captain's discretion.

The boat trip from Porto Cristo to Calas de Mallorca offers a comfortable and scenic way to travel along Mallorca’s east coast, enjoying open views of the Mediterranean and some of the island’s most attractive coastal areas.

One option follows a direct route, ideal for guests looking for an efficient transfer while still enjoying a pleasant coastal cruise. Along the way, you can relax on board and admire gentle cliffs, open coves, and the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean.

The second option extends the journey via Cala Romántica, one of the area’s best-known coves, appreciated for its natural surroundings and sandy beach. This route provides a more complete and visually rich experience before reaching Calas de Mallorca, a collection of beautiful coves set among cliffs and crystal-clear waters.

Both routes offer a smooth and enjoyable maritime experience, combining transportation with scenic coastal views.

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 Porto Cristo to Cala Bona provides a comfortable and enjoyable way to travel along Mallorca’s east coast, combining smooth sailing with panoramic views of the Mediterranean shoreline.

One option follows a route via Sa Coma, allowing you to admire its wide sandy beach and natural surroundings from the sea before continuing on to Cala Bona, a charming coastal town with a small harbor and a relaxed atmosphere.

The second option extends the journey via Sa Coma and Cala Millor, offering a more complete coastal experience. Along this route, you’ll enjoy views of both Sa Coma’s long beach and Cala Millor’s lively seafront before reaching Cala Bona, making the journey more varied and scenic.

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.

Both routes offer a pleasant maritime experience, ideal for combining transportation, relaxation, and coastal sightseeing.

Enjoy a relaxing boat trip along Mallorca’s east coast from Porto Cristo to Cala Millor. A perfect cruise to admire the island’s turquoise waters and beautiful coastline under the Mediterranean sun.

Additional Information

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

• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the weather conditions before boarding.

• Be wary of information from competing companies, as some may be misleading.

• Swimming stops, when scheduled, are always subject to sea conditions and the captain's discretion.

Moon Adventure round-trip excursions departing from Porto Cristo offer an exceptional way to explore Mallorca’s eastern coastline from the sea, combining panoramic navigation, iconic coves, sea caves and, on selected routes, refreshing swimming stops in crystal-clear waters.

Depending on the chosen schedule, guests can enjoy longer, more comprehensive journeys or shorter yet equally memorable outings, all designed to showcase the natural beauty of the Mallorcan coastline. The longer routes reach highlights such as Cala Bona and the famous Cala Varques, allowing time to explore pristine sea caves and enjoy a swim stop whenever sea conditions permit. Other excursions head towards Cala Millor, returning via Cala Morlanda, where a swimming stop is made in a particularly scenic natural setting.

Shorter options are also available and are ideal for those with limited time. These trips include visits to several sea caves with partial boat entry and a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes in outstanding coves such as Cala Varques or Cala Falcó.

In the afternoon, certain routes sail past key coastal areas such as Sa Coma, Cala Bona and Cala Millor before returning to Porto Cristo, offering a relaxed and comprehensive overview of this part of the island during a comfortable and scenic cruise, without a swimming stop.

Each excursion is carefully designed to suit different types of travellers, always balancing discovery, comfort and enjoyment of the natural surroundings.

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 services from competing companies; some may try to mislead you in order to sell their own trips.
Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.

The round-trip excursions departing from Porto Cristo aboard the Moon Paradise offer a comfortable and spectacular way to explore Mallorca’s eastern coastline while returning to the same starting point. These routes combine panoramic sailing, visits to iconic coves, sea cave entrances, and—whenever sea conditions allow—refreshing swimming stops in crystal-clear waters.

Depending on the chosen departure time, the excursions navigate towards Calas de Mallorca, Cala Romántica, or Cala Millor, passing scenic natural areas such as Punta de n’Amer, Sa Coma, and Cala Morlanda. Along the way, the boat visits several sea caves, making brief entries to admire their interiors—one of the highlights of this coastline.

Some departures include swimming stops in highly valued coves known for their clear waters, such as Cala Varques, Cala Magraner, Cala Virgili, or Cala Morlanda, always subject to weather and sea conditions.

With durations ranging from 1 hour 45 minutes to 2.5 hours, these excursions are ideal for families and sea lovers looking to enjoy Mallorca’s coastal beauty in a relaxed and comfortable way, returning conveniently to Porto Cristo.

Important

• Don’t forget your swimsuit.
• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, take a seasickness pill before boarding.
• 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 mislead you to sell their own services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable weather conditions.

Enjoy a pleasant cruise along the east coast of Mallorca, combining scenic sailing with free time to explore one of the island’s most popular seaside destinations.

The excursion begins at 11:00 AM departing from Porto Cristo, sailing towards Cala Millor, where arrival is scheduled for 11:30 AM. Once there, passengers will have time to enjoy the beach, stroll along the lively promenade or relax in this well‑known seaside resort.

From this point there are two excursion options:

Option 1 – Return at 3:30 PM
Passengers can enjoy Cala Millor until 1:45 PM, when the boat returns to pick them up for the journey back to Porto Cristo. During the return trip the boat sails past Cala Bona and Sa Coma and includes a 30‑minute swimming stop, usually in Cala Morlanda, depending on sea conditions and the occupancy of the cove. Arrival in Porto Cristo is scheduled for 3:30 PM.

Option 2 – Return at 5:30 PM
Those who prefer more time in Cala Millor may stay until 4:30 PM, when the boat will collect passengers again. The return journey follows the coastline past Sa Coma before arriving in Porto Cristo at 5:30 PM.

A perfect excursion to combine coastal sailing, free time in Cala Millor and the beauty of Mallorca’s eastern coastline.

Additional information

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

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the 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.

Discover Mallorca’s east coast with a comfortable catamaran shuttle between Porto Cristo and Sa Coma.

The catamaran departs from Porto Cristo at 9:30, 13:00 or 15:30, offering a pleasant 30-minute sailing trip to Sa Coma, arriving at 10:00, 13:30 or 16:00 respectively.

Once in Sa Coma, you will have free time to relax on the beach, walk along the promenade or explore the area until the return departure.

Passengers choosing the 14:30 return will enjoy a swimming stop of around 30 minutes in a crystal-clear cove during the journey back, selected by the captain depending on sea conditions — usually Cala Morlanda.

Arrival back in Porto Cristo will be at 15:30 or 17:25, depending on the selected schedule.

A comfortable and scenic way to reach Sa Coma by sea, combining sailing, free time and the chance to swim in the Mediterranean.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, we recommend taking a tablet before boarding.
• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the sea and weather conditions before boarding.
• Be careful with information from competing companies, as some may be misleading.
• Swimming stops, when included, always depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Discover Mallorca’s east coast sailing by catamaran between Porto Cristo and Cala Bona.

The catamaran departs from Porto Cristo at 9:30 or 13:00, offering a pleasant one-hour sailing trip along the coastline until reaching Cala Bona.

During the journey you will enjoy views of cliffs, small coves and the characteristic scenery of Mallorca’s eastern coast from the sea.

Once in Cala Bona, you will have free time to stroll around the harbour, relax on its terraces or explore the seaside promenade until the return departure.

Passengers choosing the 14:00 return will enjoy a swimming stop of around 30 minutes, usually in Cala Morlanda, depending on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Those who prefer to stay longer in Cala Bona may return with the 16:20 departure, sailing directly back to Porto Cristo.

Arrival back in Porto Cristo will be at 15:30 or 17:25, depending on the selected return schedule.

A comfortable and scenic way to visit Cala Bona by sea, combining sailing, free time and the chance to swim in the Mediterranean.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, we recommend taking a tablet before boarding.
• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the sea and weather conditions before boarding.
• Be careful with information from competing companies, as some may be misleading.
• Swimming stops, when included, always depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Enjoy a pleasant cruise along the east coast of Mallorca, combining scenic sailing with free time to explore one of the island’s most popular seaside destinations.

The excursion begins at 9:30 AM departing from Porto Cristo, sailing towards Cala Millor, where arrival is scheduled for 10:30 AM. Once there, passengers will have time to enjoy the beach, stroll along the lively promenade or relax in this well‑known seaside resort.

From this point there are two excursion options:

Option 1 – Return at 3:30 PM
Passengers can enjoy Cala Millor until 1:45 PM, when the boat returns to pick them up for the journey back to Porto Cristo. During the return trip the boat sails past Cala Bona and Sa Coma and includes a 30‑minute swimming stop, usually in Cala Morlanda, depending on sea conditions and the occupancy of the cove. Arrival in Porto Cristo is scheduled for 3:30 PM.

Option 2 – Return at 5:25 PM
Those who prefer more time in Cala Millor may stay until 4:30 PM, when the boat will collect passengers again. The return journey follows the coastline past Sa Coma before arriving in Porto Cristo at 5:25 PM.

A perfect excursion to combine coastal sailing, free time in Cala Millor and the beauty of Mallorca’s eastern coastline.

Additional information

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

• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the 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.

This shuttle boat service from Porto Cristo to Calas de Mallorca offers a comfortable and scenic way to combine coastal navigation with free time in one of the most popular areas on Mallorca’s east coast.

The excursion starts with a departure from Porto Cristo at 9:15 a.m., sailing along the coastline and arriving in Calas de Mallorca at approximately 10:00 a.m. From the very beginning, passengers can enjoy beautiful coves, cliffs, and Mediterranean landscapes during a smooth and relaxing journey.

From Calas de Mallorca, guests can choose between two return options, depending on their preferred schedule and experience:

Option 1 – Return with swimming stop (full experience)
Enjoy free time in Calas de Mallorca until 2:00 p.m., perfect for relaxing on the beach, swimming, or having lunch.
The return journey begins at 2:00 p.m. and includes a 30-minute swimming stop at Cala Varques, weather and sea conditions permitting.
The route continues with a visit to Cala Romántica, adding scenic value to the trip, before arriving back in Porto Cristo at 3:30 p.m.
This option is ideal for those looking for a complete experience combining transport, leisure, coastal views, and swimming in crystal-clear waters.

Option 2 – Afternoon direct return (relaxed experience)
Spend extended free time in Calas de Mallorca until 4:30 p.m., allowing for a more leisurely visit.
The return journey does not include a swimming stop but still features a visit to Cala Romántica, ensuring a pleasant and scenic cruise.
Arrival in Porto Cristo is scheduled for 5:15 p.m., making this option perfect for guests who prefer a calm and unhurried day.

Additional information
– Don’t forget your swimsuit.
– If you are prone to seasickness, take a seasickness 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 favorable weather conditions and the captain’s decision.

Excursion departing from Porto Cristo at 9:30 or 11:00 towards Cala Millor, with a scenic 30-minute boat journey along Mallorca’s east coast.

Upon arrival in Cala Millor, passengers will enjoy free time until 13:45 to stroll along the seafront promenade, relax on the beach or explore one of the most popular resorts in the area.

At 13:45, the boat will pick passengers up for the return journey. During the navigation there will be a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes, depending on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.

Arrival in Porto Cristo is scheduled for 15:30, where passengers will change boats to continue the coastal excursion.

The excursion finally ends with the return to Porto Cristo at 17:30.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness, take a tablet before boarding.
• Please arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check sea and weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious with information from competing companies, as some may be misleading.
• Swimming stops always depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.