The boat trip from Cala Bona to Cala Millor is a quick, comfortable, and pleasant way to travel between two of the main holiday resorts on Mallorca’s east coast. This is a short and direct crossing, ideal for enjoying the sea without a long journey.

While on board, you can relax and take in the contrast between Cala Bona’s small harbor and Cala Millor’s long sandy beach and lively promenade. A practical yet scenic option for moving between both locations while enjoying the sea breeze and 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.

Cala Millor → Sa Coma passing by Cala Bona

Departure from Cala Millor: 1:45 p.m.
Return from Sa Coma: 2:30 p.m.

Route & Activity
Enjoy a peaceful one-way boat trip from Cala Millor to Sa Coma, with a pleasant first stop in Cala Bona. As the boat sails slowly along Mallorca’s stunning east coast, you will appreciate the charm of Cala Bona’s small harbour and waterfront before continuing south.

This short midday journey is ideal for relaxing after lunch, offering beautiful views of turquoise waters, golden cliffs, and a refreshing Mediterranean breeze. It is a calm and scenic way to travel between some of the island’s most popular beaches while enjoying Mallorca’s coastline from the sea.

Cala Millor → Sa Coma

Departure from Cala Millor: 10:30 a.m.
Estimated arrival in Sa Coma: 11:00 a.m.

Route & Activity
Enjoy a pleasant boat ride from Cala Millor to Sa Coma, sailing along Mallorca’s beautiful east coast. During this short journey, you’ll admire the island’s coastal scenery — turquoise waters, golden cliffs, and lush Mediterranean vegetation.

It’s a relaxing and scenic way to travel between two of the island’s most popular beach resorts while enjoying the sea breeze and panoramic views.

Upon arrival in Sa Coma, you can unwind on its long sandy beach, stroll along the promenade, or relax with a coffee by the sea before your return or next activity.

Additional information

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

• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.

• Check the weather conditions before boarding.

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

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

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.

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.

The boat trip from Cala Romántica to Porto Cristo offers a direct and scenic journey along Mallorca’s eastern coast, providing a comfortable and relaxing way to enjoy the sea and coastal landscapes.

During the route, the boat sails past beautiful coves and impressive cliffs, offering panoramic coastal views. Depending on the selected departure time, and whenever weather and sea conditions allow, the trip may include a short entry into a sea cave, one of the most distinctive experiences along this stretch of coastline.

The journey ends in Porto Cristo, a charming natural harbour where you can stroll along the waterfront, relax on small beaches, or enjoy a drink by the sea.

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 boat trip from Cala Romántica to Calas de Mallorca offers a direct and scenic journey along Mallorca’s eastern coastline, providing a comfortable and relaxing way to enjoy the sea and surrounding landscapes.

Along the route, the boat sails past an area rich in natural coves, rocky formations, and cliffs, offering beautiful coastal views. Depending on the selected departure time, and whenever weather and sea conditions allow, the excursion may include a short visit to one or more sea caves, where the boat makes a brief entry to admire their interior.

The trip ends in Calas de Mallorca, a destination known for its turquoise beaches and natural surroundings, rounding off a pleasant and visually rewarding coastal experience.

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.

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 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.

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.

 1st option - Boat Trip: Cala Millor → Porto Cristo via Sa Coma

Departure from Cala Millor: 10:30 a.m.
Arrival in Porto Cristo: 11:30 a.m.

Route & Activity
Enjoy a scenic boat ride from Cala Millor to Porto Cristo, with a stop at Sa Coma to admire its coast and beaches.
During the journey, you’ll see cliffs, coves, and crystal-clear waters of Mallorca’s east coast. This route combines comfort and natural beauty, offering a relaxing and picturesque experience while sailing along the Mediterranean.

Once in Porto Cristo, you can explore the harbor, beaches, and seaside terraces, and optionally visit the famous Drach Caves.

2nd option - Boat Trip: Cala Millor → Porto Cristo (via Cala Bona and Sa Coma)

Departure from Cala Millor: 1:45 p.m.
Arrival in Porto Cristo: 3:30 p.m.

Route & Activity
Enjoy a boat trip from Cala Millor to Porto Cristo, sailing along Mallorca’s stunning east coast. The route passes through Cala Bona and Sa Coma, offering breathtaking views of cliffs, turquoise coves, and crystal-clear waters.

Halfway through the journey, we’ll make a 30-minute swimming stop at Cala Morlanda, a charming cove famous for its clear waters and peaceful surroundings — perfect for a refreshing dip.

After the stop, we’ll continue towards Porto Cristo, a beautiful natural harbor where your trip concludes, leaving you time to explore or relax by 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.

• 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 trip from Cala Bona to Porto Cristo offers a comfortable and scenic way to explore some of the most iconic areas along Mallorca’s east coast. The route passes by Cala Millor and Sa Coma, allowing you to admire long sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and the distinctive Mediterranean coastal landscape.

During the journey, you can relax on board while enjoying gentle cliffs, open bays, and the lively atmosphere of the island’s main seaside resorts. The trip ends in Porto Cristo, a beautiful natural harbor rich in history, perfect for strolling along the waterfront, relaxing on seaside terraces, or visiting famous attractions such as the Drach Caves.

There is also an alternative option that travels from Cala Bona to Porto Cristo stopping only at Sa Coma, which includes a 30-minute swimming stop at Cala Morlanda, weather permitting. This option is ideal for guests looking for a more direct route while still enjoying a complete coastal experience. 

An ideal experience combining transport, relaxation, and a unique perspective of Mallorca’s coastline.

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 Cala Bona to Sa Coma offers a comfortable and enjoyable way to explore Mallorca’s east coast from the sea, surrounded by Mediterranean scenery, turquoise waters, and a relaxed onboard atmosphere.

One option follows a route via Cala Millor, allowing you to admire one of the area’s longest and liveliest beaches and its seafront promenade before continuing on to Sa Coma, famous for its wide sandy beach and natural surroundings.

Alternatively, a direct route from Cala Bona to Sa Coma is available, ideal for those seeking a shorter and more efficient crossing while still enjoying a pleasant and scenic maritime experience.

Both options provide a calm and picturesque journey, perfect for traveling between coastal resorts while enjoying the sea from a unique perspective.

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.

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 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.

This boat journey from Cala Romántica to Sa Coma offers a comfortable way to explore some of the most notable spots along Mallorca’s eastern coast. Along the route, the boat makes visits in Porto Cristo and Cala Millor, allowing passenger boarding and disembarkation while showcasing the distinct character of each seaside location.

Depending on the schedule and sea conditions, the itinerary also includes approaches to several sea caves, where the boat briefly enters to reveal natural rock formations and striking blue waters.

The trip concludes in Sa Coma, a coastal area well known for its long sandy beach and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding by the sea.

Important

• Don’t forget your swimsuit.
• If you are prone to seasickness, consider taking a seasickness pill before boarding.
• Arrive at least 5 minutes before departure.
• Check the weather conditions prior to boarding.
• Be cautious with information from competing companies, as it may sometimes be misleading.
• Swimming stops are always subject to favorable 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Discover the beauty of Mallorca’s east coast on a scenic boat trip from Cala Millor, sailing past turquoise coves, dramatic cliffs, and impressive sea caves where the boat makes a small entrance for an up-close experience. Depending on the excursion, the route includes swim stops in Cala Morlanda or Cala Varques—perfect spots to enjoy crystal-clear waters—always subject to weather conditions.
A relaxing and memorable journey offering the best coastal views and the charm of small Mediterranean harbours.

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.
– Some excursions include a transfer in Porto Cristo; the crew will guide you.

Departure from Cala Millor: 10:30 a.m., sailing past Punta de n’Amer and Sa Coma.

The boat makes its first stop in Porto Cristo at 11:30.

The journey continues south, visiting a small sea cave before reaching Cala Anguila, passing Cala Mandia and Cala Romántica, and then the Cueva dels Coloms in Cala Falcó, before arriving at Cala Varques, where you can admire Es Pontàs, a collapsed cave that left behind a stunning natural arch.

A swimming stop is made at Cala Varques or Cala Falcó, weather permitting.

Arrival in Porto Cristo: 1:00 pm

You’ll have two and a half hours of free time to explore Porto Cristo, a harbour of Roman origin where you can still find an ancient Roman shipwreck known as “Ses Llumetes” on the beach.

In Porto Cristo, you can also visit the famous Caves of Drach, although advance booking is required.

Return from Porto Cristo: 15:30
Arrival in Cala Millor: 16:30

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.

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.