Choose your trip
You choose the duration and the area · The whole boat for your group · Skipper included
Skipper included ·
Fuel not included
- Sunset from the Alcanada lighthouse
- Coll Baix beach
- A sea cave
- Swimming and snorkelling wherever you choose
Skipper included ·
Fuel not included
- Alcanada, Coll Baix and the Formentor coves
- Formentor and the coves of the Serra de Tramuntana
- Llevant coast: Cape Ferrutx and the Natural Park
Skipper included ·
Fuel not included
- Llevant coast: beyond Cape Ferrutx, anchoring in the virgin coves and beaches of Llevant Natural Park, all the way to famous Cala Mesquida
- North route: Coll Baix, Es Dolç, sea caves, Cap des Pinar, Formentor and the Serra de Tramuntana coves
Fancy something on board?
Optional packs for the whole group
What you'll experience
Hidden coves, untouched beaches, sea life brushing past you and water so clear it feels like flying.
Booking is easy and risk-free
Book with peace of mind — we adapt to you
Book with little
You only need 30% to secure your date. You pay the rest on the day, before setting sail.
Cancel for free
Full refund if you cancel more than 7 days in advance. No questions asked.
Weather rules
If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll change the date or refund you in full.
Frequently asked questions
The answers to what guests ask us most before booking
Do I need any sailing experience?
What if I can't swim?
Is it suitable for children and families?
What should I bring?
Can we bring our own food and drinks?
Do the comfort pack towels stay on the boat?
Where do we meet and how does departure work?
How do I book and pay?
How does the fuel work?
What happens if the weather is bad?
Can I cancel?
Is the boat just for my group?
The spots you can visit
You choose where to stop · These are our favourites
North area
Alcanada
The lighthouse on its islet is the bay's postcard. Low cliffs, shallow turquoise water and the perfect first swim of any trip.
Coll Baix
The most famous wild beach in the north, embraced by cliffs and unreachable by road. Goats watching from the pines and water that doesn't look real.
Es Dolç
A hidden turquoise cove right next to Coll Baix, the kind that never shows up on hotel maps. Small, quiet and perfect for anchoring.
Cap des Pinar
The great wall of rock and pines separating the two bays. Cruising close to its walls and sea caves is one of the big moments of any trip.
Formentor
Mallorca's most famous peninsula, seen from where it looks best: the sea. Its beach among pine forests and the tiny coves of Cala Murta and Cala en Gossalba.
Serra de Tramuntana
The final stretch of the World Heritage mountain range drops straight into the sea in huge rock walls and hidden coves that few ever reach.
Llevant coast
Cape Ferrutx
The cape guarding the entrance to the island's wildest coast. Dizzying rock walls, seabirds and the feeling of sailing in another era.
Llevant Natural Park
Virgin coves and beaches without a single building: Cala Mata, Es Caló, s'Arenalet... Reachable only by boat or after hours of hiking. The Mallorca few ever get to see.
Cala Mesquida
One of the most famous beaches in the northeast, with its spectacular protected dune system. The final prize of the Llevant coast when the sea allows.
Where we are
Port of Alcúdia · Mallorca