Set sail from Port d'Alcudia and discover the best coves and hidden spots of Mallorca's spectacular north coast. Choose between a daytime or sunset experience and climb aboard a catamaran to cruise along the coast. Pass a picturesque islet, the Aucanada Lighthouse, and the hidden cove of Es Coll Baix Beach. Cross the Bay of Pollença, drop anchor at Cala den Gossalba, and discover one of the most dramatic hidden coves close to the famous beach of Formentor. Take in breathtaking views of Mallorca's majestic mountains and sparkling blue sea. Cool off in the crystal-clear waters and make use of free snorkeling equipment, canoes, and standup paddle boards or just relax on the nets and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Enjoy either a lunch or a dinner of barbecued meat, pasta salad, bread, and fruit aboard your catamaran. Then, sail back towards Port d'Alcudia and enjoy a last stop for a swim before you reach the port.  

Fulfill your maritime dreams with a 4-hour sailing trip for 2 through the Alcudia Bay, complete with dinner and wine, on a deluxe 45-foot yacht. Perfect for couples and friends alike, your voyage sets sail at 5:00 PM, with ample time to while away the evening before a stunning sunset over the water. The most difficult decision that you’ll face on board is whether you want to snorkel, paddleboard, or both — or if you’d rather just sunbathe on the deckchairs as you glide across the glistening Spanish waters. If you’re so inclined, you can even help out the crew by steering the boat or rigging the sails, with no experience required.  At around 7:00 PM, you’ll anchor next to the Alcanada Lighthouse, located on a small island surrounded by crystal-clear waters. Take a dip or catch some more rays while the finishing touches are put on your dinner: a veritable feast of fresh-caught gilt-head, salad, bread and aioli, olives, and a spread of Caribbean side dishes, capped off with desert and coffee. With a glass of wine in your hand, you’ll sail back through the bay while the sun sets over the sea, no doubt dreaming of the next time you’ll be back on Mallorca’s pristine waters.