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Spend a relaxed day aboard the Sun Odyssey 33i, hopping Palma Bay’s coves for snorkeling, paddleboarding and an optional paella. This seven‑hour private sailing tour combines calm swims, coastal views and local flavors—ideal for travelers wanting an easy, immersive sea day.
Spend a relaxed day aboard the Sun Odyssey 33i, hopping Palma Bay’s coves for snorkeling, paddleboarding and an optional paella. This seven‑hour private sailing tour combines calm swims, coastal views and local flavors—ideal for travelers wanting an easy, immersive sea day.
The Horizon slips away from Palma’s marina with the city’s stone roofs shrinking behind you and the breeze pushing the sails open. Blue water stretches, broken by pine-backed coves and the silver flash of small fish under the hull. Onboard, the rhythm is slow: sun, salt, and the occasional shout as someone spots a hidden inlet.
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Operated by Sailing Trips Mallorca · Palma, Balearic Islands
The Horizon slips away from Palma’s marina with the city’s stone roofs shrinking behind you and the breeze pushing the sails open. Blue water stretches, broken by pine-backed coves and the silver flash of small fish under the hull. Onboard, the rhythm is slow: sun, salt, and the occasional shout as someone spots a hidden inlet.
Geology here is Mediterranean limestone carved by sea and wind; cliffs and shallow shelves create calm coves where Posidonia meadows hold young fish. Palma Bay has long been a crossroads—from Phoenician and Roman sailors to 20th-century holidaymakers—and the shoreline still shows small fishing enclaves and summer villas that trace that layered history.
Culturally, the day combines Spanish coastal hospitality with Mallorca’s relaxed maritime pace: snacks, water, and an optional paella on request, served while the boat anchors at Illetes. Expect snorkeling over seagrass, paddleboarding off quiet beaches, and the skipper pointing out local place names and safe swim zones.
Practical guidance: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light windbreaker for the open sea, and keep shoes with good grip for boarding. If you plan to snorkel or paddle, basic swimming ability is recommended. Book ahead for a private Horizon charter during high season and confirm any dietary needs for an onboard lunch. The trip runs roughly seven hours, with multiple stops for swimming and photos—an accessible way to experience Mallorca’s coastline without long drives or crowds.
The tour runs approximately seven hours and includes multiple stops for swimming and relaxation on board.
Yes—snorkelling equipment and a paddle surf board are included; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
Yes—this private tour is family-friendly; infants must sit on a lap and strollers can be accommodated on board.
Alcoholic beverages are available only to guests over 18; paella and tapas can be requested when booking and may incur an extra fee.
Sailing Trips Mallorca operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Horizon slips away from Palma’s marina with the city’s stone roofs shrinking behind you and the breeze pushing the sails open. Blue water stretches, broken by pine-backed coves and the silver flash of small fish under the hull. Onboard, the rhythm is slow: sun, salt, and the occasional shout as someone spots a hidden inlet.
The Horizon slips away from Palma’s marina with the city’s stone roofs shrinking behind you and the breeze pushing the sails open. Blue water stretches, broken by pine-backed coves and the silver flash of small fish under the hull. Onboard, the rhythm is slow: sun, salt, and the occasional shout as someone spots a hidden inlet.
Geology here is Mediterranean limestone carved by sea and wind; cliffs and shallow shelves create calm coves where Posidonia meadows hold young fish. Palma Bay has long been a crossroads—from Phoenician and Roman sailors to 20th-century holidaymakers—and the shoreline still shows small fishing enclaves and summer villas that trace that layered history.
Culturally, the day combines Spanish coastal hospitality with Mallorca’s relaxed maritime pace: snacks, water, and an optional paella on request, served while the boat anchors at Illetes. Expect snorkeling over seagrass, paddleboarding off quiet beaches, and the skipper pointing out local place names and safe swim zones.
Practical guidance: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light windbreaker for the open sea, and keep shoes with good grip for boarding. If you plan to snorkel or paddle, basic swimming ability is recommended. Book ahead for a private Horizon charter during high season and confirm any dietary needs for an onboard lunch. The trip runs roughly seven hours, with multiple stops for swimming and photos—an accessible way to experience Mallorca’s coastline without long drives or crowds.