Mallorca's east coast by glass-bottom boat, with coves and swimming stops

From €29Allow 2 to 4 hours for the activity depending on the option selected. The number of swimming stops also changes with the departure point.Final booking with external provider

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Several coves in one cruise

Mallorca's east coast by glass-bottom boat, with coves and swimming stops

★★★★★ 4.1/5 · 2-4 h duration by option

From €29 free cancellation

Step aboard and Mallorca's eastern coastline begins to connect from the water. One cruise can take you past several coves, cliffs and sea caves while adding time for a swim, without planning each cove separately. The key is choosing the right departure point, because it determines both the duration and the number of swimming stops.

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⚡ Onboard bar service and a multilingual audio guide accessed on your mobile phone. · Price starts from €29 per person. Duration, schedule and number of stops depend on the option booked.

The route and exact swimming locations may change with weather and sea conditions. Check the option, meeting point and schedule on GetYourGuide before confirming.

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✔ Departures from Porto Cristo, Sa Coma and Calas de Mallorca.

✔ Between 1 and 3 swimming stops of around 30 minutes each, depending on departure point.

✔ Coastal views of coves, cliffs, sea caves and places such as Cala Varques along the route.

✔ Onboard bar service and a multilingual audio guide accessed on your mobile phone.

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?

Seeing several parts of Mallorca's east coast from the sea
Combining a boat trip with one or more swimming stops
Choosing between a shorter cruise and an option lasting up to 4 hours
Travelers who value coastal scenery, coves and a relaxed boat experience

How long does it take?

Allow 2 to 4 hours for the activity depending on the option selected. The number of swimming stops also changes with the departure point.

What's included?

Glass-bottom boat excursion
Onboard bar service
One, two or three swimming stops depending on departure point
Multilingual audio guide accessed on a mobile phone

Is it worth it?

It can be worthwhile if you want to combine several coves, coastal views and time in the water in one activity. The main trade-off is that the experience changes significantly with the departure point: duration, stop count and meeting point are not the same. If your priority is spending a long time at one cove or definitely entering a particular cave, this trip may not match what you want.

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The departure point makes the biggest difference: Porto Cristo has 1 swimming stop, Sa Coma 2 and Calas de Mallorca 3. Decide how many stops you want first, then compare duration and departure time.

Before you book

The key difference: departure point, duration and swimming stops

Porto Cristo includes 1 swimming stop, Sa Coma 2 and Calas de Mallorca 3. Each lasts around 30 minutes. Morning and afternoon trips are offered from Porto Cristo and Sa Coma, with an additional midday option from Sa Coma. Calas de Mallorca has morning choices, including a 4-hour trip departing at 10:00.

The experience includes the glass-bottom boat cruise, onboard bar service, the relevant swimming stop or stops and a multilingual mobile audio guide. Complimentary drinks, snorkelling equipment and hotel pickup or drop-off are not confirmed.

Who this Mallorca glass-bottom boat trip suits best

It is a good fit if you want to see several parts of Mallorca's east coast from the sea and combine sightseeing with time in the water without organizing each cove separately.

It is not suitable for wheelchair users or people prone to motion sickness. If longer cruises feel tiring, check your duration carefully too: one reviewer felt that a trip of roughly 3.5 hours could be a little long.

Before booking

The meeting point changes with the selected option and full addresses for every meeting point are not provided. Check that detail on the exact option before confirming, together with its departure time and duration.

Glass objects, electric wheelchairs, fireworks, open flames, party groups and bachelor or bachelorette parties are not allowed. Snorkelling equipment, onboard toilets, boat capacity, minimum age and documentation requirements are also not confirmed.

Mallorca's east coast by glass-bottom boat, with coves and swimming stops

What travelers mention

The advantage is not simply being on a boat: it is combining several east-coast views with time in the water in one outing.

Positive reviews frequently focus on the coastal scenery, clear water, swimming locations and friendly crew. Useful criticisms also mention swimming time, glass-bottom visibility and the onboard announcements.

Scenery and waterReviews frequently praise the coastline, clear water and the locations chosen for swimming stops.

Crew and comfortSeveral travelers describe the cruise as comfortable and relaxing and praise the friendly crew; some also say the boat did not feel overly crowded.

Price and availability

Choose your departure point first, then compare times

The activity is listed from €29 per person. Before paying, check the departure point, duration, schedule, number of swimming stops and meeting point linked to your selected option.

Price starts from €29 per person. Duration, schedule and number of stops depend on the option booked.

From €29

Duration: 2 to 4 hours, depending on option Departures: Porto Cristo, Sa Coma and Calas de Mallorca Swimming stops: 1 from Porto Cristo, 2 from Sa Coma and 3 from Calas de Mallorca Audio guide: Multilingual and accessed by mobile phone; specific languages are not stated

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❓ Frequently asked questions

How long is the Mallorca glass-bottom boat trip?

Duration depends on the selected option and ranges from 2 to 4 hours.

How many swimming stops are there?

It depends on the departure point: 1 from Porto Cristo, 2 from Sa Coma and 3 from Calas de Mallorca. Each stop lasts around 30 minutes.

Does the boat trip enter the sea caves?

It should not be presented as guaranteeing entry inside any specific cave. The cruise follows the coast and mentions caves and formations along the route, which may also change with sea conditions.

Can I cancel for free?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is it suitable for wheelchair users or people prone to motion sickness?

No. The activity is listed as unsuitable for wheelchair users and people prone to motion sickness.

TourBookGo recommendation

Choose your departure point by how long you want to cruise and swim

If you want to see several east-coast coves from the water and alternate cruising with time for a swim, this trip combines coastline, scenery and swimming in one booking.

Review the departure point, swimming stops and meeting point for your option and, if they fit your plans, check the price and 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.

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