Kuki Tres

Kuki Tres offers short RIB charters off Can Picafort, Illes Balears, Spain, launching from Bluebay Chartert. On board the Zodiac Pro II 500 — a 4.70 m, 2.05 m rigid inflatable powered by a 60 PS Yamaha — days on the water here are vivid and straightforward. The fore solarium invites sunbathing while a sturdy Bimini keeps shade for hotter afternoons.

An integrated fishfinder turns idle cruising into a focused search for reef-hugging sea bream and amberjack. With room for up to five people, the boat balances nimble handling with stability, making it accessible for families and newcomers to open-water boating. This RIB excels in Mallorca’s shallow bays and coastal reefs: the semi-rigid tube and low draft let you edge close to coves that larger boats must avoid.

Expect limestone and sandstone coastline, clear turquoise water, and pockets of Posidonia oceanica seagrass that support local fish life. The Zodiac’s swim ladder and anchor make quick stops for snorkeling or a beach landing effortless; the included cooler box and Bluetooth speaker turn quiet crossings into easy celebrations. Practical details matter here.

Fuel is charged by consumption on a full-to-full basis and a refundable security deposit of 1,000 EUR applies. Check-in is at the meeting point Bluebay Chartert; arrive 15 minutes early so departures stay punctual. The vessel carries safety kit appropriate for Balearic waters and operates under Balearic charter permit number xxx/2026.

Why book Kuki Tres? It’s the combination of a compact, high-performance RIB and the flexibility to tailor a half- or full-day on Mallorca’s Bay of Alcúdia. The boat’s electronics — including a fishfinder — and proven Yamaha powerplant mean you can cover reefs and drop lines, then drift over seagrass beds for a snorkel in minutes. For visitors based in Can Picafort, this is an affordable, low-friction way to experience Mallorca’s coast without the size, crowding, or crew costs of larger yachts.

Whether you're angling for a midday catch, chasing coves for a family swim, or pacing quiet coastlines at sunset, Kuki Tres is built for direct, hands-on days on the water. Bring sunscreen, swimwear, and a sense of curiosity — the shore changes by the hour and on this Zodiac, you pick the vantage point. The fore solarium fits two or three loungers and leaves room to move.

The Bimini deploys quickly to shade midday heat. Onboard amenities — a filled cooler and portable Bluetooth speaker — make short stops feel like curated picnics. The fishfinder helps pinpoint reef structure where dentex and seabass cruise.

Yacht-style stability smooths casts and eases boarding for children and older guests. Payment covers fuel separately; confirm fuel expectations.