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Spend six hours cruising from Palma with a private chef, paddle boards and snorkeling at Portals Vells. This all-inclusive sail pairs local flavors with calm coves and narration from the captain.
Spend six hours cruising from Palma with a private chef, paddle boards and snorkeling at Portals Vells. This all-inclusive sail pairs local flavors with calm coves and narration from the captain.
You step onto the teak and feel the harbor breathe—sails swelling as Palma’s Cathedral slides aft and the city’s marina shrinks to a line of masts.
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Operated by Entre Cabos · Palma, Balearic Islands
You step onto the teak and feel the harbor breathe—sails swelling as Palma’s Cathedral slides aft and the city’s marina shrinks to a line of masts.
Onboard, the day is choreographed: a chef prepping a premium BBQ, a captain steering toward cliffs and clear water, and the sea daring you to trade the quay for a paddle board or a snorkel mask. The first hour is a slow unspooling past La Seu and the Marivent Palace; the captain narrates watchtowers and lighthouses that once signaled fishermen and warned corsairs.
The coastline here is limestone and ancient sea terraces, cut into coves where Posidonia meadows nourish bright shoals. Portals Vells—three linked coves with caves and turquoise water—forms the day’s anchor point, a natural classroom for swimming, snorkeling among sponges and small reef fish, and launching the paddle or dinghy to shore.
Mallorcan food culture threads through the trip: simple, grilled proteins, local wines and citrus, served with the ease of shipboard hospitality. The experience balances relaxation with exploration—four hours anchored for leisure after nearly two hours of navigation.
Practicalities: meet at Gate 11, Moor 40 in Port of Palma; total time aboard is six hours. Bring reef-friendly sunscreen, a light wind jacket for open-deck gusts, and non-marking water shoes for rocky landings. If you’re prone to seasickness, time the day around calmer morning swells and take precautions before boarding.
This charter fits families and small groups, offering restroom facilities, paddle gear, snorkel equipment, and a guide from the sea—an accessible, culinary-forward way to experience Mallorca’s coast.
Meet at Gate 11, Moor 40 in the Port of Palma; arrive 20–30 minutes early for check-in and safety briefing.
The trip includes an all-inclusive drinks selection and onboard service; gourmet menu options are charged per person as stated in booking details.
Yes — paddle boards, snorkel gear and inflatables are provided; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may cancel for bad weather with full refund options.
Entre Cabos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the teak and feel the harbor breathe—sails swelling as Palma’s Cathedral slides aft and the city’s marina shrinks to a line of masts.
You step onto the teak and feel the harbor breathe—sails swelling as Palma’s Cathedral slides aft and the city’s marina shrinks to a line of masts.
Onboard, the day is choreographed: a chef prepping a premium BBQ, a captain steering toward cliffs and clear water, and the sea daring you to trade the quay for a paddle board or a snorkel mask. The first hour is a slow unspooling past La Seu and the Marivent Palace; the captain narrates watchtowers and lighthouses that once signaled fishermen and warned corsairs.
The coastline here is limestone and ancient sea terraces, cut into coves where Posidonia meadows nourish bright shoals. Portals Vells—three linked coves with caves and turquoise water—forms the day’s anchor point, a natural classroom for swimming, snorkeling among sponges and small reef fish, and launching the paddle or dinghy to shore.
Mallorcan food culture threads through the trip: simple, grilled proteins, local wines and citrus, served with the ease of shipboard hospitality. The experience balances relaxation with exploration—four hours anchored for leisure after nearly two hours of navigation.
Practicalities: meet at Gate 11, Moor 40 in Port of Palma; total time aboard is six hours. Bring reef-friendly sunscreen, a light wind jacket for open-deck gusts, and non-marking water shoes for rocky landings. If you’re prone to seasickness, time the day around calmer morning swells and take precautions before boarding.
This charter fits families and small groups, offering restroom facilities, paddle gear, snorkel equipment, and a guide from the sea—an accessible, culinary-forward way to experience Mallorca’s coast.