CALA FIGUERA BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Aboard the Restored Llaüt Majoni Espalmador 45 — A Cove-by-Cove Passage from Cala Figuera
Choose a private 4- or 8-hour boat tour from Cala Figuera aboard a fully restored traditional Llaüt to visit southeast Mallorca coves with snorkeling, paddle‑surf and Mallorcan tasting bites.
Aboard the Restored Llaüt Majoni Espalmador 45 — A Cove-by-Cove Passage from Cala Figuera.
Adventure brief
Aboard the Restored Llaüt Majoni Espalmador 45 — A Cove-by-Cove Passage from Cala Figuera
Set out from Cala Figuera aboard the LLAÜT MAJONI ESPALMADOR 45, a classic Mallorcan llaüt restored to offer an intimate, traditional sailing experience. The route takes you along the southeast coast of Mallorca to sheltered coves where you can anchor to swim, snorkel or paddle, all backed by personalized service and on‑board provisions.
Set against the dazzling coastlines of southeast Mallorca, Ocean Charter Mallorca offers a one-of-a-kind sea-bound escape aboard the beautifully restored LLAUT MAJONI ESPALMADOR 45. This nautical adventure takes visitors on a journey through crystal-clear waters, secluded coves, and pristine beaches—perfect for those seeking a mix of relaxation and active exploration. Mallorca, known for its vibrant maritime history and picturesque Mediterranean scenery, becomes even more captivating from the deck of this classic vessel. The trip features snorkeling among colorful marine life, leisurely paddle surfing in calm coves, and savoring local snacks that highlight Mallorca’s rich culinary traditions. What makes this experience stand out is the personal touch—the crew’s detailed knowledge of the area and commitment to crafting a memorable voyage. The route includes stops at some of the island’s most treasured yet lesser-crowded spots, such as hidden-inlet beaches and overlooked rocky outcrops. These natural features, formed from ancient limestone and sculpted by generations of wave action, add to the intrigue and beauty of the trip. Scenic viewpoints from the boat provide stunning overhead vistas of Mallorca’s rugged coastlines, while the Mediterranean’s warm waters invite swimmers and snorkelers alike. This trip not only offers a unique angle on Mallorca’s famed landscapes but also fosters an appreciation for its maritime heritage. Whether you’re seeking a relaxing day on the water or an active, unforgettable adventure in the sun, Ocean Charter Mallorca delivers a top-tier experience that’s both exciting and deeply connected to the island’s natural charm. Join them to witness Mallorca from a perspective that combines history, nature, and the joy of the sea, making this a must-do activity for any outdoor enthusiast visiting the region.
Route Schematic
Route schematic — sample stops
Typical stops include Cala Figuera and a selection of southeast Mallorca coves where the boat can anchor for swimming, snorkeling and beach access.
Cala Figuera
A starting point on the southeast coast and one of the coves named as part of the route options.
Cala Santanyí
One of the recommended southeast Mallorca beaches visited on this route for anchoring and swimming.
Cala Llombards / Cala S’Almunia
Additional coves commonly included in the itinerary where guests can snorkel, sunbathe or use paddle‑boards and floating toys.
The boat carries full safety equipment and a safety rail for children; capacity is limited to eight people (including the captain), so space and equipment are shared and the operator may tailor stops to sea conditions.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A restored, classic Mallorcan llaüt
The trip runs on the LLAÜT MAJONI ESPALMADOR 45, a traditional 10.5m llaüt fully restored in 2024, with classic wood interior and modern safety and comfort fittings for up to eight people (including the captain).
Coves, calm water and personalized service
Itineraries focus on the best southeast Mallorca beaches and small coves where the boat anchors so guests can relax, swim, snorkel or sunbathe while the crew provides a tailored experience and Mallorcan tasting aperitifs.
Onboard kit for waterplay and comfort
The charter includes paddle‑surf boards, snorkel masks, towels and a cooler with ice and waters; optional toys such as a slide, floating boards and a Sublue are available for family fun aboard.
What the day feels like
How the day unfolds
Whether you opt for a 4‑ or 8‑hour outing, the day is paced around sheltered anchorages along Mallorca’s southeast coast: leisurely departures from Cala Figuera, short hops between coves to swim or snorkel, and time to relax on the boat’s forward solarium or under shade while enjoying local snacks and drinks provided by the crew.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Charter includes a professional captain, fuel, paddle surf, snorkel masks, towels, a cooler with ice and waters, Mallorcan tasting aperitif, insurance and tender with oars.
The vessel has a forward solarium, shaded areas, exterior table, cabin with toilet and freshwater shower, electric and portable coolers, safety rail for children and navigation and safety systems.
The classic llaüt measures 10.5 m with capacity for eight people including the captain; private bookings cover 4‑hour and 8‑hour options.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long are the excursions?
The operator offers either 4‑hour or 8‑hour private charters.
What are the prices?
In high season (16 June–15 September) the 4‑hour rate is €765 and the 8‑hour rate €1,027; in low season (1 May–15 June and 15 September–31 October) the 4‑hour rate is €665 and the 8‑hour rate €827.
How many people fit on the boat?
Capacity is eight people total, including the captain.
What is provided during the trip?
The charter includes a professional captain, fuel, paddle surf, snorkel masks, towels, a cooler with ice and waters and a Mallorcan tasting aperitif; the boat also carries safety and navigation equipment.
Which coves or beaches will we visit?
Routes visit southeast Mallorca coves such as Cala Figuera, Cala Santanyí, Cala Llombards and Cala S’Almunia among other local anchorages.
How this guide was prepared
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- Verified: 2026-09-14T12:08:34.826Z
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