Spend a full day exploring the south coast of Mallorca and the protected island of Cabrera on a relaxed boat excursion with time ashore and a swim stop at the Blue Cave. This experience combines coastal sailing, island exploration, and calm time on the water, making it suitable for families, couples, and mixed groups.
With departures from Playa de Palma, the route passes key landmarks before reaching Cabrera National Park, where you’ll disembark and explore the island at your own pace.
The excursion begins with a coastal crossing along the south of Mallorca, passing Cap Rocat, Cabo Blanco, Cala Pi, and Es Trenc. The journey is steady and scenic, with time to relax on deck while enjoying the views.
Upon arrival at Cabrera, you will disembark and have free time to explore the island independently. Several walking routes are available, allowing you to discover the landscape, viewpoints, and natural environment at your own pace. Information is provided on board to help you choose how to spend your time ashore.
The final part of the day includes an anchorage at the Blue Cave of Cabrera, where the boat stops for a swim. This calm, sheltered spot offers a memorable end to the excursion before the return journey to Mallorca.
This excursion operates between the south coast of Mallorca and Cabrera National Park, one of the Balearic Islands’ most protected marine environments. Access to Cabrera is limited, making this a special opportunity to visit the island by boat.
There are two departure points available, both located in the Playa de Palma area. Guests must select their departure point when booking.
Please arrive at the chosen meeting point at least 15 minutes before departure.
No previous boating experience is required. The excursion is suitable for all ages, including families with children.
Swimming is optional. Guests who wish to swim at the Blue Cave should feel comfortable in the water. Life jackets are provided on board.
This excursion offers rare access to Cabrera National Park with time to explore the island on foot, rather than viewing it only from the water. The combination of island time and a Blue Cave swim makes it a well-rounded day trip.
With multiple departure points and a relaxed pace, it’s an accessible option for travellers staying along Playa de Palma who want a full-day experience without physical demands.
Yes, the excursion includes disembarkation on Cabrera, with free time to explore the island independently.
Walking routes are available, and guests can choose how they spend their time ashore.
No, swimming is optional. Guests who prefer not to swim can remain on board during the Blue Cave stop.
Life jackets are available for added comfort in the water.
Yes, the excursion is suitable for children and families. There are no technical or physical requirements.
Parents should supervise children during the island visit and swim stop.
Depending on the season, a light jacket is recommended for the crossing. Sunscreen, a hat, and water are also advisable.
Guests who plan to swim may wish to bring swimwear and a towel.
Food and drinks are not included, and guests are not permitted to bring their own drinks on board.
No, swimming is not required to take part in the excursion.
Swimming is only necessary if you choose to enter the water during the Blue Cave stop.
The route or schedule may be adjusted, or the excursion cancelled, if weather or sea conditions are unsuitable.
If cancelled, the activity will be rescheduled where possible.
Guests must arrive at their chosen departure point at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
Late arrivals cannot be accommodated once boarding has closed.
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El Arenal, Illes Balears
Operated by Life & Sea Mallorca, a partner of adventuro.
