Spain · Balearic Islands
Mallorca Boat Trips
Sa Calobra, Cabrera National Park and Es Trenc
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- 4 routes
- departure points
- 4 departure points
- boats
- 4 boats
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Routes in Mallorca
Researched routes with stops, departure times and season.
Alcúdia to Cap de Formentor Catamaran Trip
Colònia de Sant Jordi to Cabrera National Park Boat Trip
Palma to Es Trenc Private Boat Trip
Port de Sóller to Sa Calobra Boat Trip
Mallorca
Highlights
Sa Calobra
A pebble beach at a gorge mouth beneath the Tramuntana cliffs.
Cabrera
A marine and land national park with a daily visitor cap.
Es Trenc
The long, white-sand natural beach of the south coast.
Boats
Boats in Mallorca
CatamaranAlcúdia to Cap de Formentor Catamaran Trip Boat 1
Alcúdia, Mayorka 10:00–15:00
motor-yatColònia de Sant Jordi to Cabrera National Park Boat Trip Boat 1
Colònia de Sant Jordi, Mayorka 09:30–16:30
Palma to Es Trenc Private Boat Trip Boat 1
Palma, Mayorka 10:00–17:00
motor-yatPort de Sóller to Sa Calobra Boat Trip Boat 1
Port de Sóller, Mayorka 10:00–15:00
Mallorca about
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands. In the north-west, boats from Port de Sóller go to Sa Calobra at the foot of the Tramuntana cliffs and the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis gorge. In the south, boats cross from Colònia de Sant Jordi to Cabrera National Park for the island's Blue Cave and castle, with a cap on daily visitors. The long white beach of Es Trenc and the coves around Cala Figuera in the east are swim stops. Bay cruises leave Palma, and trips from Alcúdia reach Cap de Formentor.