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Cruise from Palma’s Paseo Marítimo on a five-hour catamaran loop that visits calm coves, offers snorkeling and a buffet lunch. Perfect for sun-and-swim days with easy boarding and scenic coastal views.
Cruise from Palma’s Paseo Marítimo on a five-hour catamaran loop that visits calm coves, offers snorkeling and a buffet lunch. Perfect for sun-and-swim days with easy boarding and scenic coastal views.
The catamaran slips away from Paseo Marítimo as Palma’s stone facades shrink and salt air widens around you. On deck, the sun flattens into the sea and conversations thin to the sounds of rigging and gulls. In five hours you’ll skim across turquoise coves, drop anchor in sheltered bays and step into clear water that dares you to swim out toward submerged rocks and schools of small fish.
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Operated by Tour2b · Palma, Balearic Islands
The catamaran slips away from Paseo Marítimo as Palma’s stone facades shrink and salt air widens around you. On deck, the sun flattens into the sea and conversations thin to the sounds of rigging and gulls. In five hours you’ll skim across turquoise coves, drop anchor in sheltered bays and step into clear water that dares you to swim out toward submerged rocks and schools of small fish.
Mallorca’s coastline bears marks of its layered past: medieval trade routes, watchtowers from the 16th century, and limestone carved by tides into sheer cliffs and hidden inlets. The island sits on Miocene limestone; expect steep bluffs, sandy pocket beaches and underwater meadows of Posidonia — a key habitat to protect. Onboard, local flavors show up at the buffet: breads, alioli, salads and miniature mains that nod to Balearic and international tastes.
Practically, this is a relaxed, family-friendly half-day: a 9:45am boarding from Muelle Golondrina in Palma, a 5-hour loop with swimming stops and optional snorkeling gear (available for a fee). Weather and sea state set the tone — mornings are calmer; afternoons can pick up a pulse. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a light layer for the return. If you want quieter anchorages, aim for shoulder seasons (late spring or early fall).
Expect groups, easy terrain (boat decks and ladders), and a moderate social pace: equal parts lounging, swimming and coastal watching. For anyone who likes to combine short, scenic sailing with water time and a casual onboard meal, this cruise is direct, satisfying and easy to add to a Palma itinerary.
Yes — a buffet lunch with salads, breads and small mains is included; vegan options are available and desserts are provided.
Snorkeling gear is available onboard for an additional cost (about €10), but you may bring your own for comfort and fit.
Yes — the operator notes stroller accessibility and the cruise is suitable for all fitness levels, though parents should supervise water time.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Tour2b operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from Paseo Marítimo as Palma’s stone facades shrink and salt air widens around you. On deck, the sun flattens into the sea and conversations thin to the sounds of rigging and gulls. In five hours you’ll skim across turquoise coves, drop anchor in sheltered bays and step into clear water that dares you to swim out toward submerged rocks and schools of small fish.
The catamaran slips away from Paseo Marítimo as Palma’s stone facades shrink and salt air widens around you. On deck, the sun flattens into the sea and conversations thin to the sounds of rigging and gulls. In five hours you’ll skim across turquoise coves, drop anchor in sheltered bays and step into clear water that dares you to swim out toward submerged rocks and schools of small fish.
Mallorca’s coastline bears marks of its layered past: medieval trade routes, watchtowers from the 16th century, and limestone carved by tides into sheer cliffs and hidden inlets. The island sits on Miocene limestone; expect steep bluffs, sandy pocket beaches and underwater meadows of Posidonia — a key habitat to protect. Onboard, local flavors show up at the buffet: breads, alioli, salads and miniature mains that nod to Balearic and international tastes.
Practically, this is a relaxed, family-friendly half-day: a 9:45am boarding from Muelle Golondrina in Palma, a 5-hour loop with swimming stops and optional snorkeling gear (available for a fee). Weather and sea state set the tone — mornings are calmer; afternoons can pick up a pulse. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a light layer for the return. If you want quieter anchorages, aim for shoulder seasons (late spring or early fall).
Expect groups, easy terrain (boat decks and ladders), and a moderate social pace: equal parts lounging, swimming and coastal watching. For anyone who likes to combine short, scenic sailing with water time and a casual onboard meal, this cruise is direct, satisfying and easy to add to a Palma itinerary.