CALA FIGUERA GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
A Llaüt to Cabrera: Full-day voyage to the Cueva Azul and the marine wilds off Cala Figuera
An 8-hour guided day aboard a traditional Llaüt from Cala Figuera to Cabrera National Park — a compact, full-day sea passage with swims in the Cueva Azul, snorkeling, paddle surf and a bottle of Cava on board.
A Llaüt to Cabrera: Full-day voyage to the Cueva Azul and the marine wilds off Cala Figuera.
Adventure brief
A Llaüt to Cabrera: Full-day voyage to the Cueva Azul and the marine wilds off Cala Figuera
From the sheltered harbor of Cala Figuera you climb aboard a traditional Mallorcan llaüt for a full-day crossing to Cabrera National Park. The outing pairs the slow rhythm of a working wooden boat with long blue passages (around 1:45h each way) and hours ashore to explore the island, its history and its clear-water coves; the trip also includes a visit to the marine grotto known as the Cueva Azul and on-board water activities and refreshments.
Situated off the southern coast of Mallorca, Cabrera Island stands as a protected national park known for its rugged cliffs, clear waters, and fascinating marine life. Ocean Charter Mallorca offers an authentic Llaut boat experience, transforming a typical day at sea into an immersion in natural beauty and nautical tradition. This full-day trip threads together adventure and relaxation, beginning with a scenic sail aboard a traditional wooden Llaut, a vessel that echoes Mallorca’s maritime history. Once at Cabrera, travelers can explore the island’s dramatic landscape, full of hidden coves and a fortress that echoes its storied past. The highlight is the breathtaking Cueva Azul, a jaw-dropping sea cave where turquoise waters and shimmering rock formations create a true spectacle. The boat cruise provides ample opportunities to snorkel and paddleboard, allowing visitors to get up close with vibrant fish and marine plants. The crew often includes local guides who share insights into the island’s history and ecological significance, making this trip not just fun, but also educational. What makes Ocean Charter Mallorca’s trips stand out is their commitment to sustainable tourism—preserving Cabrera’s pristine environment for future generations while offering an intimate, high-quality experience. Whether you're a nature lover, history buff, or someone seeking a day of serene ocean views, this excursion combines adventure with cultural richness uniquely suited to Mallorca. After a full day of exploring hidden caves, swimming in crystalline waters, and soaking in the sunshine, guests return aboard the Llaut with memories of a truly special day at sea. It’s a chance to connect with Mallorca’s wild side from the comfort of a traditional boat, making this an experience to savor long after the trip ends.
Route Schematic
Route schematic and key stops
The route runs from Cala Figuera to Isla de Cabrera with transit passages each way and multiple stops for swimming and island time.
Departure — Port of Cala Figuera
All departures start from the port of Cala Figuera; the charter embarks there for the roughly 1:45h sea passage to Cabrera.
Transit to Cabrera
Expect approximately 1:45h en route to the island (and the same on return), with timing dependent on sea conditions.
Cabrera — free time ashore and Cueva Azul
Guests have several hours to explore Cabrera’s landscape and history, swim in the Cueva Azul and use onboard snorkel and paddle‑surf equipment.
Return to Cala Figuera
After the allotted island time the charter returns to Cala Figuera, completing an approximately 8‑hour full‑day outing.
This is an 8‑hour day on the water with sea passages of roughly 1:45h each way; schedules and on‑island time depend on sea conditions and island landing rules (spaces on Cabrera are limited and anchoring is not allowed), so operators may recommend earlier departures.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Traditional Llaüt and an intimate group
The experience is delivered aboard a classic Mallorcan llaüt with a professional captain, designed as a relaxed, small-group private charter that keeps the day personal and immersive.
Swim and float inside the Cueva Azul
One of the trip’s signature moments is time spent in the Cueva Azul — a marine grotto of turquoise, crystalline water that guests can swim in and admire from the boat.
Snorkeling, paddle surf and on‑board refreshment
The full-day charter comes ready for water time with snorkel masks and paddle surf available, plus a complimentary bottle of Cava and light Mallorcan tasting to round out the sea day.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The outing unfolds as a measured sea voyage: a morning departure from Cala Figuera, a roughly 1:45h passage to Cabrera, several hours to explore, swim and relax, and the return passage late in the day. The operator outfits the boat with snorkel gear, paddle surf and refreshments so much of the day is spent moving between swims, short explorations and time on deck.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this day trip suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The charter includes the LLAÜT boat and professional captain, snorkel masks, paddle surf, a tender boat with two oars, towels, ice and water, a Mallorcan tasting aperitif, a bottle of Cava, fuel and insurance; no deposit/fianza is required.
Bring sun protection, swimwear and any personal items you want for an 8‑hour day at sea; the operator supplies masks, paddle surf, towels and drinks on board.
The boat carries a cooler with ice and waters, towels and a tender auxiliary boat; the captain and fuel are included in the charter.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the excursion?
It is a full‑day, 8‑hour charter; the transit time is approximately 1:45h each way depending on sea conditions.
Where does the trip depart from?
All departures are from the port of Cala Figuera.
What is included in the price?
The price includes the llaüt, a professional captain, snorkel masks, paddle surf, the tender auxiliary boat with two oars, towels, ice and waters, a Mallorcan tasting aperitif, a bottle of Cava, fuel and insurance; no deposit or security is required.
How much does the full‑day charter cost?
The full‑day (8 hours) charter is priced at €1,145 (IVA included).
Can I reserve landing spots on Cabrera island in advance?
Island landing places are limited and reservations for island access are not accepted; the operator recommends the earlier departure option because island spaces are limited and it is not possible to anchor in the park.
Is there a maximum group size?
Yes — the charter has a maximum capacity of eight people.
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