About this tour
Speed across the Bay of Palma on a modern speedboat, dropping anchor at two marine reserve sites for snorkelling and paddleboarding. Explore the dramatic southern coastline—limestone cliffs, submerged caves, and protected waters around Cala Vella and Cap Rocat. Three hours total, taking in Mallorca's underwater world and coastal geology without the crowds of busier beaches.
Highlights
- Fast-boat access to secluded marine reserve snorkelling spots
- Paddleboard among limestone cliffs and cave formations
- View Cueva Verde from the water's edge
- Two dedicated stops for underwater exploration
- Snorkelling gear and boards included
- Southern Mallorca's protected coastal landscape
What to expect
Expect a brisk boat ride hugging the Palma coastline, with knowledgeable crew directing you to calm, clear waters. You'll anchor twice—once at Cala Vella and again near the dramatic cliffs around Cap Rocat and Bellavista. Paddle out on your own board or slip into the water with mask and fins to spot Mediterranean fish and rock formations. The boat idles nearby, so you're never far from safety. Pack sunscreen and a towel; the open boat exposes you fully to the sun.
Good to know
Bring water and snacks—nothing's provided onboard. Snorkelling gear requires a €10 deposit (returned after use). Infants must sit on laps throughout. Wear reef-safe sunscreen. Book in advance during summer months; spaces fill quickly.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.