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Set sail from Alcúdia for a four-hour coastal cruise to Formentor and sheltered coves. Enjoy freshly made tapas and wine aboard a 14 m yacht, with snorkeling, SUP and chances to steer your own course.
Set sail from Alcúdia for a four-hour coastal cruise to Formentor and sheltered coves. Enjoy freshly made tapas and wine aboard a 14 m yacht, with snorkeling, SUP and chances to steer your own course.
The boat slips free from Alcúdia’s stone quay and the bay exhales—calm at first, then the wind nudges the sails and the yacht answers. On a clear morning the Cap Formentor cliffs cut a clean silhouette against blue; the sea dares you to leave the shore’s bustle and tuck into a sheltered cove.
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Operated by Romantic Sailing Club · Alcúdia, Balearic Islands
The boat slips free from Alcúdia’s stone quay and the bay exhales—calm at first, then the wind nudges the sails and the yacht answers. On a clear morning the Cap Formentor cliffs cut a clean silhouette against blue; the sea dares you to leave the shore’s bustle and tuck into a sheltered cove.
This four-hour outing explores the northern coast of Mallorca—classic limestone headlands, hidden coves like Cala Murta and the lesser-trafficked Coll Baix, and the shallow bays where Posidonia meadows carpet the seabed. Alcúdia itself carries layers of history from Roman occupation to a medieval market town that still shapes local life; fishing and seafaring are part of the island’s rhythm.
Expect small-group sailing on a 14 m German-run yacht, with opportunities to steer and basic skipper training credits available. The crew prepares freshly made tapas on-board—prawns, tortilla, padrón peppers—and pours Spanish wine while swimmers jump from the stern to cool off. SUP boards and snorkel gear are included; dolphins occasionally appear along the route, and seabirds wheel over the cliffs.
Plan practically: meet at Bonaire in Alcúdia, bring swimwear and towels, and consider seasickness medication if you’re prone to it. Boarding barefoot is requested and sunscreen shouldn’t be applied to the soles of your feet. This trip is family-friendly (recommended ages 5+), accessible for most fitness levels, and runs year-round with flexible scheduling in unstable weather.
Whether you want active hands-on sailing or a relaxed afternoon tasting local flavors afloat, this tour delivers a compact coastal escape with clear logistical notes and authentic island character.
Meet at the Bonaire restaurant in Alcúdia (Vell de la Victòria, 19). There is nearby parking and the crew can assist on arrival.
Yes—fresh tapas cooked on board plus wine, beer, water and cola are included in the tour price.
Yes—participants are welcome to steer or actively sail under skipper supervision; the operator also offers SKS training miles for credits.
The operator may postpone for storms or unsafe conditions; contact them by WhatsApp one day prior to confirm or reschedule.
Romantic Sailing Club operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips free from Alcúdia’s stone quay and the bay exhales—calm at first, then the wind nudges the sails and the yacht answers. On a clear morning the Cap Formentor cliffs cut a clean silhouette against blue; the sea dares you to leave the shore’s bustle and tuck into a sheltered cove.
The boat slips free from Alcúdia’s stone quay and the bay exhales—calm at first, then the wind nudges the sails and the yacht answers. On a clear morning the Cap Formentor cliffs cut a clean silhouette against blue; the sea dares you to leave the shore’s bustle and tuck into a sheltered cove.
This four-hour outing explores the northern coast of Mallorca—classic limestone headlands, hidden coves like Cala Murta and the lesser-trafficked Coll Baix, and the shallow bays where Posidonia meadows carpet the seabed. Alcúdia itself carries layers of history from Roman occupation to a medieval market town that still shapes local life; fishing and seafaring are part of the island’s rhythm.
Expect small-group sailing on a 14 m German-run yacht, with opportunities to steer and basic skipper training credits available. The crew prepares freshly made tapas on-board—prawns, tortilla, padrón peppers—and pours Spanish wine while swimmers jump from the stern to cool off. SUP boards and snorkel gear are included; dolphins occasionally appear along the route, and seabirds wheel over the cliffs.
Plan practically: meet at Bonaire in Alcúdia, bring swimwear and towels, and consider seasickness medication if you’re prone to it. Boarding barefoot is requested and sunscreen shouldn’t be applied to the soles of your feet. This trip is family-friendly (recommended ages 5+), accessible for most fitness levels, and runs year-round with flexible scheduling in unstable weather.
Whether you want active hands-on sailing or a relaxed afternoon tasting local flavors afloat, this tour delivers a compact coastal escape with clear logistical notes and authentic island character.