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.

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.

This boat trip from Cala Romántica to Cala Millor offers the opportunity to explore some of the most attractive stretches of Mallorca’s eastern coastline from the sea. During the journey, the boat makes a brief stop in Porto Cristo, allowing passenger boarding and disembarkation while enjoying the natural surroundings and the historic character of one of the island’s most iconic ports.

Depending on the selected departure time, and whenever sea conditions allow, the route may include visits to several sea caves, where the boat makes a short entry to admire their rock formations and crystal-clear waters, adding extra value to the experience.

The excursion ends in Cala Millor, one of the liveliest destinations in the area, perfect for enjoying its wide beach, promenade, and leisure options.

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.

North Route – 1h 30 min
Enjoy a pleasant cruise aboard the Moon Paradise catamaran along Mallorca’s stunning east coast. Departing from Cala Millor at 11:30, you will sail past Sa Coma and its scenic shoreline before stopping for a refreshing 30-minute swim in the crystal-clear waters of Cala Morlanda. A relaxing and scenic experience perfect for discovering the Mediterranean from the sea, arriving in Porto Cristo at 13:00.

North + South Route – 4 h
For a more complete adventure, this option extends the previous route by combining both northern and southern coastal sections. After following the same initial route and swim stop at Cala Morlanda, the trip continues to Cala Romántica and other beautiful coves, including a second 30-minute swim stop in the breathtaking Cala Varques. Arrival in Porto Cristo is scheduled for 15:30 after a longer and more diverse sea excursion.

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; some may be misleading.

• Swimming stops always depend on sea conditions.

Discover Mallorca’s beautiful east coast on a one-way speedboat trip from Cala Ratjada to Cala Bona. This coastal journey allows you to travel between two charming seaside destinations while enjoying a dynamic and scenic experience on the Mediterranean.

As the boat cruises along the shoreline, you will pass rugged cliffs, hidden coves and stretches of untouched coastline that reveal the natural beauty of Mallorca’s Levante region. The speed of the boat combined with the refreshing sea breeze and open sea views creates an exciting yet relaxing ride.

A unique and enjoyable way to reach Cala Bona while admiring one of the island’s most picturesque coastal landscapes.

Additional Information

What to bring

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Water
• Snacks
• Snorkelling equipment (if you have booked a swim stop departure)

The speedboat does not have a bar on board, so we recommend bringing your own drinks and snacks. The sea breeze can make the sun feel less intense, but exposure is still strong, so please use appropriate sun protection.

Restrictions

• Not suitable for people with mobility problems.
• Not suitable for people with back or neck problems.
• Not suitable for pregnant women.
• The boat may experience sudden movements.

Experience Mallorca’s beautiful east coast with a one-way speedboat trip from Cala Bona to Cala Ratjada, a comfortable and exciting way to travel while enjoying the Mediterranean scenery from the sea.

As the boat glides along the coastline, you will pass impressive cliffs, small hidden coves and clear turquoise waters typical of this stunning stretch of coast. From the deck, the views open up across the Mediterranean, offering a refreshing and scenic journey accompanied by the sea breeze.

This sea transfer is more than just transport – it is a short coastal adventure that allows you to enjoy Mallorca’s natural beauty as you head toward the lively harbour of Cala Ratjada.

Additional Information

What to bring

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Water
• Snacks
• Snorkelling equipment (if you have booked a swim stop departure)

The speedboat does not have a bar on board, so we recommend bringing your own drinks and snacks. The sea breeze can make the sun feel less intense, but exposure is still strong, so please use appropriate sun protection.

Restrictions

• Not suitable for people with mobility problems.
• Not suitable for people with back or neck problems.
• Not suitable for pregnant women.
• The boat may experience sudden movements.

Discover Mallorca’s stunning east coast on an exciting one-way speedboat journey from Cala Millor to Cala Ratjada. This scenic trip lasts approximately 45 minutes and offers a completely different perspective of the island’s coastline.

Along the route you will cruise past dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and unspoiled coastal landscapes that can only truly be appreciated from the sea. The combination of the speedboat’s thrilling ride, the refreshing sea breeze and the panoramic Mediterranean views creates a dynamic and enjoyable experience.

It is a fast, comfortable and memorable way to travel while discovering one of the most beautiful stretches of Mallorca’s coastline on your way to Cala Ratjada.

Additional Information

What to bring

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Water
• Snacks
• Snorkelling equipment (if you have booked a swim stop departure)

The speedboat does not have a bar on board, so we recommend bringing your own drinks and snacks. The sea breeze can make the sun feel less intense, but exposure is still strong, so please use appropriate sun protection.

Restrictions

• Not suitable for people with mobility problems.
• Not suitable for people with back or neck problems.
• Not suitable for pregnant women.
• The boat may experience sudden movements.

Experience Mallorca’s stunning east coast on a one-way speedboat trip from Cala Ratjada to Cala Millor. This scenic ride takes approximately 45 minutes and offers a unique opportunity to admire the island’s coastline from the sea.

As the boat cruises along the coast, you will pass rugged cliffs, secluded coves and stretches of unspoiled shoreline that reveal the wild beauty of Mallorca’s Levante region. The speed of the boat, combined with the refreshing sea breeze and sweeping Mediterranean views, creates an exciting yet enjoyable journey.

It’s a fast and memorable way to travel while taking in one of the most beautiful coastal landscapes on the island on your way to Cala Millor.

Additional Information

What to bring

• Swimsuit
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Water
• Snacks
• Snorkelling equipment (if you have booked a swim stop departure)

The speedboat does not have a bar on board, so we recommend bringing your own drinks and snacks. The sea breeze can make the sun feel less intense, but exposure is still strong, so please use appropriate sun protection.

Restrictions

• Not suitable for people with mobility problems.
• Not suitable for people with back or neck problems.
• Not suitable for pregnant women.
• The boat may experience sudden movements.

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.

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.

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.

Embark on a stunning coastal boat trip from Cala Romántica and discover some of the most spectacular corners of Mallorca’s east coast. Enjoy a relaxing panoramic route that takes you past crystal-clear coves such as Cala Magraner, Cala Virgili, and Cala Varques, while also entering impressive natural caves like the famous Pirate Cave or the Coloms Cave. You will visit places steeped in history such as Calas de Mallorca and Porto Cristo.

Throughout the journey, the captain will approach several sea caves so you can admire their unique rock formations up close. Weather permitting, the excursion also includes a refreshing swim stop in one of the area’s most beautiful coves—a perfect moment to enjoy the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean.

Designed for travellers seeking a scenic and comfortable experience at sea, this excursion combines breathtaking landscapes, gentle navigation, and the charm of Mallorca’s unspoiled coastline. A perfect choice whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or simply unforgettable views.

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.

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.

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.

Discover Mallorca’s east coast aboard the Moon Adventure with a complete sea experience that, depending on the chosen excursion, visits highlights such as Cala Millor, Cala Bona and Porto Cristo, combining scenic sailing, iconic landscapes and short entries into sea caves; during the day, swim stops take place approximately between 12:00–12:30 and around 15:00 (around 30 minutes), in coves such as Cala Morlanda, Cala Varques or other unspoiled spots —always subject to sea conditions and the captain’s decision— noting that not all departures include swimming, with a wide range of durations available to suit every preference.

Additional information:
– If you are prone to seasickness, take a tablet before boarding.
– 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.
– Swim stops always depend on sea conditions and the captain’s decision.
– Some excursions require a transfer in Porto Cristo; the crew will guide you.

Enjoy a scenic one-way boat trip from Sa Coma to Cala Romántica, discovering the beauty of Mallorca’s east coast from the sea.

Departure is from Sa Coma at 11:55, cruising along the coastline with views of crystal-clear coves, sea caves and impressive cliffs. During the journey the boat passes by the charming harbour of Porto Cristo, one of the most picturesque ports in the area.

Weather permitting, the trip also includes a swimming stop in a crystal-clear cove, giving you the chance to enjoy the Mediterranean waters.

Arrival at Cala Romántica is scheduled for 13:30, where you can continue exploring this beautiful coastal area at your own pace.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, please take a seasickness tablet.
• Please arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious with information provided by competing companies — some may try to confuse you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.

Enjoy a scenic one-way boat trip from Sa Coma to Calas de Mallorca, discovering the beauty of Mallorca’s east coast from the sea.

Departure is from Sa Coma at 11:55, cruising along the coastline with views of crystal-clear coves, sea caves and dramatic cliffs. During the journey the boat visits the charming harbour of Porto Cristo, one of the most picturesque ports on the east coast.

Weather permitting, the trip also includes a swimming stop in a crystal-clear cove, allowing you to enjoy the refreshing Mediterranean waters.

Arrival at Calas de Mallorca is scheduled for 14:00, where you can continue exploring the area at your own pace.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, please take a seasickness tablet.
• Please arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious with information provided by competing companies — some may try to confuse you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.

Departure takes place from Sa Coma at 11:55 aboard the Moon Paradise. During the coastal navigation, there is a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes in a crystal-clear cove, before arriving at the harbour of Porto Cristo at 13:00.

Upon arrival, passengers change boats directly to the Moon Adventure to continue the journey to Cala Millor, where the excursion ends with arrival scheduled at 13:45.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, please take a seasickness tablet.
• Please arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious with information provided by competing companies — some may try to confuse you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.

Departure takes place from Sa Coma at 11:55 aboard the Moon Paradise. During the coastal navigation, there is a swimming stop of approximately 30 minutes in a crystal-clear cove, before arriving at the harbour of Porto Cristo at 13:00.

Upon arrival, passengers change boats directly to the Moon Adventure to continue sailing along the coast, passing Cala Millor before finally arriving at Cala Bona at 14:00, where the excursion ends.

Additional information

• If you are prone to seasickness or think you might get seasick, please take a seasickness tablet.
• Please arrive 5 minutes before departure.
• Check weather conditions before boarding.
• Be cautious with information provided by competing companies — some may try to confuse you to sell their services.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favourable weather conditions.