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Race a compact circuit in Alcúdia Bay with a guided 45-minute jet-ski session—no license required for passengers, drivers 18+. Ideal for adrenaline seekers and beginners who want a controlled, high-speed taste of Mallorca’s northern coast.
Race a compact circuit in Alcúdia Bay with a guided 45-minute jet-ski session—no license required for passengers, drivers 18+. Ideal for adrenaline seekers and beginners who want a controlled, high-speed taste of Mallorca’s northern coast.
The Mediterranean wind nips at your cheeks as the platform drops away and the bay opens—blue stretching to the Tramuntana foothills to the west and shallow sandbars to the east. Engines pulse; instructors nod. You launch into a compact circuit of four beacons spaced about 250 meters apart, carving arcs on water that alternates between glassy and chop depending on the morning swell.
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Operated by Tour2b · Alcúdia, Balearic Islands
The Mediterranean wind nips at your cheeks as the platform drops away and the bay opens—blue stretching to the Tramuntana foothills to the west and shallow sandbars to the east. Engines pulse; instructors nod. You launch into a compact circuit of four beacons spaced about 250 meters apart, carving arcs on water that alternates between glassy and chop depending on the morning swell.
Alcúdia Bay sits on Mallorca’s northern coast, ringed by low limestone terraces and beaches formed by Holocene sand deposition. The nearby town of Alcúdia carries visible layers of history: Roman grids, medieval walls and a working harbor that once fed regional trade. Local culture still orients around the sea—fishing, small-boat tourism and the protected Albufera wetlands a few kilometers south.
Practicalities are lean and direct. The activity runs roughly 50 minutes total—5-minute safety brief, then about 45 minutes in the restricted circuit. No driving license is required for the basic experience; drivers must be 18 to operate, riders can be as young as 5 (with restrictions) and 16+ may participate. Life vests, instructors, photos, insurance and a fuel surcharge are included; pickup is available from major nearby resorts.
Plan for calm mornings, bring sun protection and motion-sickness prevention if you’re prone, and wear shoes that clip on and dry fast. Follow the instructor’s spacing cues and the beacon limits—the circuit keeps speed and safety consistent for mixed-skill groups. Expect bursts of adrenaline, brief coastal panoramas and the satisfying rhythm of riding a personal watercraft in a sheltered Mediterranean bay.
No driving license is required for the tour; however, drivers must be at least 18 years old to operate a jet-ski.
The operator’s cancellation policy offers a full refund if you cancel more than 24 hours ahead; activities may be adjusted for safety but not automatically canceled for light swell.
Children under 5 cannot participate; riders under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and some restrictions apply to who may drive.
Yes—pickup service is offered from Puerto de Alcúdia, Playa de Muro, Puerto de Pollença and Ca'n Picafort; confirm your pickup point at booking.
Tour2b operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Mediterranean wind nips at your cheeks as the platform drops away and the bay opens—blue stretching to the Tramuntana foothills to the west and shallow sandbars to the east. Engines pulse; instructors nod. You launch into a compact circuit of four beacons spaced about 250 meters apart, carving arcs on water that alternates between glassy and chop depending on the morning swell.
The Mediterranean wind nips at your cheeks as the platform drops away and the bay opens—blue stretching to the Tramuntana foothills to the west and shallow sandbars to the east. Engines pulse; instructors nod. You launch into a compact circuit of four beacons spaced about 250 meters apart, carving arcs on water that alternates between glassy and chop depending on the morning swell.
Alcúdia Bay sits on Mallorca’s northern coast, ringed by low limestone terraces and beaches formed by Holocene sand deposition. The nearby town of Alcúdia carries visible layers of history: Roman grids, medieval walls and a working harbor that once fed regional trade. Local culture still orients around the sea—fishing, small-boat tourism and the protected Albufera wetlands a few kilometers south.
Practicalities are lean and direct. The activity runs roughly 50 minutes total—5-minute safety brief, then about 45 minutes in the restricted circuit. No driving license is required for the basic experience; drivers must be 18 to operate, riders can be as young as 5 (with restrictions) and 16+ may participate. Life vests, instructors, photos, insurance and a fuel surcharge are included; pickup is available from major nearby resorts.
Plan for calm mornings, bring sun protection and motion-sickness prevention if you’re prone, and wear shoes that clip on and dry fast. Follow the instructor’s spacing cues and the beacon limits—the circuit keeps speed and safety consistent for mixed-skill groups. Expect bursts of adrenaline, brief coastal panoramas and the satisfying rhythm of riding a personal watercraft in a sheltered Mediterranean bay.