Head offshore from Port d'Alcúdia to fish the fabled “The Supermarket,” where hundred-kilogram bluefin are routine and spring brings 200kg giants. This high-intensity charter pairs heavy tackle and experienced crews for anglers chasing true bluewater battles.
Head offshore from Port d'Alcúdia to fish the fabled “The Supermarket,” where hundred-kilogram bluefin are routine and spring brings 200kg giants. This high-intensity charter pairs heavy tackle and experienced crews for anglers chasing true bluewater battles.
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Operated by Fishing Mallorca · Port d'Alcúdia, Illes Balears
Off the pale sand beaches of Port d'Alcúdia on Mallorca’s north coast, Big Game Fishing For Bluefin Tuna delivers a day at sea where muscle meets method. Located in Port d'Alcúdia, Illes Balears, Spain, the charter runs to a local hotspot captains call “The Supermarket,” a deep-water feeding ground where one-hundred-kilogram bluefin are common and spring months bring two-hundred-kilogram giants.
You step aboard at the marina and leave the shoreline’s limestone headlands behind, heading into open Mediterranean blue. In the shallows you can still see patches of Posidonia seagrass that sustain small baitfish before they stream into deeper channels. The trip’s rhythm alternates between focused heavy-tackle bluefin work and lighter trolling for mahi mahi, little tunny and spearfish when conditions shift.
This experience stands out for scale and execution. Few island charters in the Balearics target Atlantic-size bluefin consistently; this operator times outings for peak migration windows and fields multilingual crews fluent in English, Spanish and German. Boats are set up for sustained fights: heavy rods and reels, pumping harnesses, and crews who run a tight, safety-first operation. Captains use chumming and live-bait tactics to concentrate predators while remaining mindful of local regulations.
Expect strenuous moments and unforgettable ones. Bluefin fights are long, physical and unpredictable; anglers should be prepared for extended bouts on the rail that require core strength, patience and teamwork. When the tuna slow, the action often flips to surface speedsters—brilliant dorado streaks and acrobatic spearfish make for spectacular photos and quick adrenaline.
Practical notes: trip duration is advertised up to eight hours and meeting points vary by vessel; details are emailed before departure. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult. Weather governs all departures and the operator reserves the right to cancel for safety. Excessive alcohol that compromises safety is prohibited.
Bring layered clothing for changing sea breezes, reliable motion-sickness medication, polarized sunglasses and a camera with a fast shutter. Learn the protocols onboard: listen to the safety briefing, follow crew directions and ask about handling or releasing large fish.
Based in Port d'Alcúdia, this charter plugs you into the raw, offshore energy of the Mediterranean—where geological shelves and currents funnel prey into concentrated pockets and where experienced crews turn those pockets into some of the most intense recreational fishing the region has to offer. For anglers seeking the pure challenge of bluefin and the variety of open-water species, this is a top pick when visiting northern Mallorca.
Book through the operator’s reservation to confirm boat assignment and language preferences, and plan to arrive early at the designated meeting point; crew members provide instruction, tackle setup and local tips that can tip the odds in your favor during a demanding and memorable day chasing Mediterranean bluefin.
Trips are advertised up to eight hours; exact duration and meeting point are emailed based on the assigned boat.
Yes—under-16s must be accompanied by an adult and follow all crew safety instructions.
When tuna activity eases, crews will troll for mahi mahi (dorado), little tunny and spearfish to maintain action.
Departures are weather-dependent; the operator will notify you and offer alternatives or cancellations according to their policy.
Yes, the crew speaks English, Spanish and German to accommodate international guests.
Handling and retention follow local fisheries regulations; discuss release, quota and documentation with the crew before fishing.
Fishing Mallorca is a professional charter operator based in Port d'Alcúdia, Illes Balears. The company offers a range of guided fishing experiences around Mallorca, from family-friendly four-hour trips to intense big-game tuna charters. Boats operate from Alcúdia harbor and fish productive grounds known locally as "The Supermarket," where bluefin tuna and other large pelagics are regularly targeted. Trips include Family Fishing (Mad Max) focused on shallow-water fun and swimming; Light Trolling (Mad Max) for nearshore predators; Big Game Trolling and two dedicated bluefin tuna charters (Whisky and Supermarket options); and a 6-hour Amberjack Rodeo designed for anglers seeking powerful nearshore battles. Each trip description specifies duration, techniques, and typical species so guests can choose appropriate gear and expectations. Skippers and crew are experienced with Mallorca’s seasonal patterns, adapting tactics for spring tuna runs, summer mahi mahi, and year-round amberjack. Safety equipment, up-to-date tackle options, and local knowledge of sea conditions are part of the offering. Fishing Mallorca emphasizes clear communication, honest expectations about catch rates, and respect for local fishing regulations. Bookings are made from Port d'Alcúdia with flexible trip options suited to families and serious anglers alike. The business highlights targeted species, boat-based safety, and locally proven fishing spots to deliver reliable, memorable fishing experiences in Mallorca’s Mediterranean waters. Trips use lightweight gear for Light Trolling and robust tackle for big-game tuna and amberjack. Offshore trolling often takes place amid dolphins, whales, and manta rays, offering wildlife sightings alongside fishing action. Experienced skippers adapt to weather and seasonality consistently.
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