Catamaran from Palma to Cala Vella with swimming, paddle boards and food
From 74 EURThe daytime option lasts about 4.5 hours and the sunset cruise about 4 hours. The official duration of the Cala Vella stop is not specified.Final booking with external provider
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A half-day at sea from Palma

Catamaran from Palma to Cala Vella with swimming, paddle boards and food

★★★★★ 4.6/5 · 4-4.5 h duration by departure
From 74 EUR free cancellation

Leave Palma and watch the coastline stretch behind you. The catamaran sails to Cala Vella, where it anchors so you can swim, use the included paddle boards or relax on deck. Food changes with the departure time, but both versions combine sailing, time on the water and the return to Palma in one booking.

⚡ The published maximum is 36 guests, although the stated vessel capacity is 57. · The listing shows a price from 74 EUR per person, while its JSON-LD shows 73.80 EUR. Check the final amount for your date and option.

The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve-now-pay-later option. Price, meeting point, departure time and itinerary may depend on the date, selected option and weather conditions.

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✔ Cala Vella is the main stop, in an area described as protected with turquoise water.
✔ Paddle boards are included, with time to swim or relax while anchored.
✔ Daytime cruise with barbecue and salads; adults-only sunset cruise with finger food.
✔ The published maximum is 36 guests, although the stated vessel capacity is 57.
TOURBOOKGO ANALYSIS

We analyze this experience to help you understand whether it suits you, what it really offers and what you should know before booking.

Quick summary before booking

Who is it for?

  • A half-day excursion from Palma
  • Travelers who want to swim and paddle board
  • Families choosing the daytime departure
  • Adults who prefer the sunset option

How long does it take?

The daytime option lasts about 4.5 hours and the sunset cruise about 4 hours. The official duration of the Cala Vella stop is not specified.

What's included?

  • Catamaran cruise
  • Meal corresponding to the selected option
  • Homemade dessert
  • Unlimited water
  • Stand-up paddle boards

Is it worth it?

It can be worthwhile if you want sailing, one swimming stop, paddle boarding and food in a few hours from Palma. The main trade-off is that Cala Vella is the single principal stop and snorkeling gear is not included. If you prefer multiple coves, a private boat or a route with several stops, another excursion may fit better.

💡 TourBookGo tip

Check the departure type first: daytime means barbecue and children are allowed; sunset means finger food and adults only. Then confirm the meeting point, and remember that snorkeling requires your own gear or a 25 EUR set bought on board.

Before you book

What is included, what changes and what to check before choosing

Operated by Oasis Catamaran / Nautical Adventures S.L., the activity includes the catamaran cruise, the meal for the chosen option, homemade dessert, unlimited water, paddle boards and insurance.

Hotel pickup, snorkeling equipment and drinks other than water are not listed as included. Snorkeling gear is not rented for hygiene reasons: bring your own or buy a set on board for 25 EUR. The daytime cruise accepts adults and children; the sunset departure is adults-only.

Who this Palma catamaran trip is best for

It is a strong fit if you want a half-day sea trip combining sailing, swimming, paddle boarding and food without turning the whole day into a boat excursion. The daytime cruise suits families better, while the sunset option is specifically for adults.

It may be less suitable if you want a private charter, several different coves or stops, hotel pickup or snorkeling gear included. Specific accessibility arrangements are not confirmed in the supplied information, so check them before booking if you need particular accommodations.

Before booking: meeting point, gear and restrictions

The meeting point depends on the booked option, and no single boarding address or exact departure time is provided here. Bring swimwear, a towel, sun hat and suitable casual clothing; bring your own snorkeling gear if you want to snorkel. Sunscreen is recommended in one part of the source but contradictorily listed as prohibited in another, so check the current instructions.

Published restrictions include high heels, pets, outside food and drinks, drones, fishing, alcohol or drugs, coolers, explosives, costumes, party groups and bachelor or bachelorette groups. Participation while intoxicated is not allowed. For groups of 10 or more, the provider advises contacting the local partner if the preferred date is unavailable.

What travelers mention

The proposition is simple: sail, anchor at Cala Vella and spend the stop in the water or on deck, with the meal for your departure already included.

Across 516 reviews and a 4.6/5 average rating, travelers frequently praise the catamaran's cleanliness, the crew, relaxed atmosphere, space on board, food, clear water, paddle boards and organization.

GetYourGuide reviewsThe cleanliness of the catamaran and the friendly, attentive crew repeatedly appear among the most praised parts of the experience.
Traveler feedbackMany reviews mention the relaxed atmosphere, room on board, clear water and the chance to use the paddle boards.

Price and options

Check which departure fits your date

The published price starts from 74 EUR per person, although the JSON-LD shows 73.80 EUR. Duration and food differ by departure, so check the final price and exact option on GetYourGuide before paying.

The listing shows a price from 74 EUR per person, while its JSON-LD shows 73.80 EUR. Check the final amount for your date and option.

From 74 EUR
Duration: 4 h sunset; about 4.5 h daytime Languages: English, Spanish, French and German Group size: Published maximum of 36 guests Food: Daytime barbecue and salads; sunset finger food
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❓ Frequently asked questions

How long is the catamaran trip from Palma to Cala Vella?
The daytime cruise lasts about 4.5 hours and the sunset option about 4 hours. No official exact duration is published for the time anchored at Cala Vella.
What food is included on the catamaran?
The daytime departure includes an onboard barbecue with salads. The adults-only sunset departure includes finger food. Both options include homemade dessert and unlimited water.
Is snorkeling equipment included?
No. Snorkeling gear is not rented for hygiene reasons. You can bring your own or buy a set on board for 25 EUR.
Where is the meeting point?
The meeting point changes according to the option booked. Check the exact address, departure time and any recommended arrival time on GetYourGuide after selecting your departure.
Can I cancel for free?
Yes. The activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The itinerary may also change because of weather conditions.

TourBookGo recommendation

Cala Vella, time on the water and a half-day at sea

If you want to leave Palma by boat, spend part of the trip anchored for swimming or paddle boarding and have food already included, this excursion brings those elements together in a simple 4-4.5 hour format.

Compare the daytime and sunset departures, check the meeting point and included drinks, and if the option fits your plans, complete the booking directly on GetYourGuide.

Check availability for your date Choose the option that fits your trip and confirm the updated price before payment.
From 74 EURThe daytime option lasts about 4.5 hours and the sunset cruise about 4 hours. The official duration of the Cala Vella stop is not specified.

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