CAPDEPERA BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Glass‑window catamarans, sea caves and cliff coves — a day out from Font de Sa Cala
Choose between the 4.5‑hour Sea Adventure or the shorter Sea Odyssey (2–2.5 hours) aboard catamarans with underwater viewing and rear slides for swimming stops and coastal cave passages.
Glass‑window catamarans, sea caves and cliff coves — a day out from Font de Sa Cala.
Adventure brief
Glass‑window catamarans, sea caves and cliff coves — a day out from Font de Sa Cala
Embark from Font de Sa Cala with Mallorca Sea Paradise aboard catamarans fitted with underwater-vision windows and twin rear toboggans. Routes range from a brisk 2‑hour Sea Odyssey to a 4.5‑hour Sea Adventure, threading eastern Mallorca’s marine caves, natural bridges and sheltered coves with scheduled swimming stops and cliffside sights.
Off the northeast coast of Mallorca, in the sheltered bay of Font de Sa Cala near Capdepera, Mallorca Sea Paradise offers a refreshing way to discover the island’s rugged Mediterranean shoreline by water. Their standout feature? Custom-built catamarans equipped with underwater viewing windows and exhilarating water slides, turning a typical boat ride into a hands-on aquatic adventure ideal for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Mallorca’s northeast coast is famed for its patchwork of hidden sea caves, dramatic cliffs, and secluded coves sculpted by limestone and time. The two primary trips from Font de Sa Cala showcase the best of this landscape. The longer 4.5-hour "Sea Adventure" charts a route passing coastal highlights like the Canyamel cliffs, the ethereal Cuevas de Artà sea caves, and the striking natural bridge at Cala Varques. Swimming stops at Cala Morlanda and Cala Bona let passengers plunge into turquoise waters framed by fragrant pine forests. The shorter, 2-hour "Sea Odyssey" offers a curated glimpse of those same caves and coves, perfect for an afternoon escape or families with younger children.
What sets Mallorca Sea Paradise apart is the dual approach of combining immersive nature viewing from below the waterline with energetic fun on deck, where the water slides amp up the excitement between stops. The guided cruises also emphasize safety and comfort, with experienced skippers adjusting itineraries to weather conditions and making sure everyone can relax in this pristine maritime environment.
For visitors staying near Porto Cristo or Capdepera, this boat trip offers a dynamic alternative to busy beaches and inland hikes. It reveals a wild, less crowded coastal realm shaped by centuries of sea and wind, where limestone caves whisper local legends of pirates and fishermen. Mallorca Sea Paradise’s commitment to sustainable tourism helps protect these waters, making your day on board both exhilarating and responsible. Whether you’re dipping beneath the waves through glass panels or racing down the catamaran slides, this experience captures the spirit of Mallorca’s coastal adventure in a genuinely unique way.
Route Schematic
Route schematic and main stops
Typical itineraries visit a sequence of east‑coast landmarks and coves with at least one swim stop and, on the longer Sea Adventure, additional farther points.
Canyamel and the Cuevas de Artà
An early stop in the itinerary; the Cuevas de Artà area is listed as a principal point of interest and a place for swim stops on many departures.
Cala Bona / Cala Millor / Sa Coma
A run of populated coves and beaches visited on most departures; some schedules include a change of boat at Cala Millor on specific sailings.
Cala Morlanda, Porto Cristo and eastern coves
The Sea Adventure extends eastward to Cala Morlanda (a swim stop) and Porto Cristo before visiting a series of smaller coves and marine caves including Cala Magrana, Cala Mendia and Cala Anguila.
Cala Romàntica and sea caves
Later segments of the longer route visit Cala Romàntica and named marine caves such as the Cueva del Pirata, plus the Natural Bridge at Cala Varques.
The captain reserves the right to change duration and bathing areas according to weather; passengers are generally required to remain on board except when a scheduled transfer (transbordo) is included.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Catamarans with underwater viewing and slides
All the operator’s catamarans feature underwater-vision glass and two rear slides, letting passengers watch marine life below and enter the sea directly from the vessel during swim stops.
Caves, coves and natural bridges
Itineraries call at treasures of the east coast — Canyamel, the Cuevas de Artà and numerous coves such as Cala Millor, Cala Romàntica and Cala Anguila — with passages through marine caves and stops for swimming.
Two distinct trip lengths
Choose the 4.5‑hour Sea Adventure or the shorter Sea Odyssey options (2 to 2.5 hours), with certain departures requiring a boat change mid‑route on scheduled crossings.
What the day feels like
What the outing feels like
The outing is a coastal circuit that alternates between calm cruises past limestone cliffs and deliberate stops for bathing and close approaches to sea caves; depending on the chosen formula (Sea Adventure or Sea Odyssey) you either cover an extended loop of eastern coves or a shorter coastal run, all aboard glass‑bottom catamarans equipped for in‑water fun.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and what to expect.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Guests should arrive 10 minutes before the published departure time at the meeting point.
All catamarans are fitted with underwater-vision glass and two rear slides for entering the water from the boat.
Choose from multiple daily departures (times vary by day) and between the longer Sea Adventure or shorter Sea Odyssey durations.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where do these boat trips depart from?
Departures meet at Font de Sa Cala.
How long are the Sea Adventure and Sea Odyssey?
The Sea Adventure runs approximately 4 hours 30 minutes; Sea Odyssey options run about 2 to 2.5 hours depending on the scheduled departure.
What are the prices and age fares?
Adult fares start from the published rates (from €29); children aged 3–12 pay €15 and infants 0–2 travel free.
Do the boats include viewing features or water access?
Yes — all catamarans have underwater-vision glass and two rear slides; itineraries include designated swim stops.
Must I arrive early or expect itinerary changes?
Arrive at least 10 minutes before departure; the captain may alter duration or bathing areas for weather or safety reasons.
Are there any circumstances when passengers disembark?
Passengers are required to remain on the boat at all times except when a scheduled transfer (transbordo) is included in the itinerary.
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