Coastal freedom aboard the V2 7.0 — hidden coves, swims and selfies out of Port d’Alcúdia

PORT D'ALCÚDIA SAILING FIELD GUIDE

Coastal freedom aboard the V2 7.0 — hidden coves, swims and selfies out of Port d’Alcúdia

A dayboat rental from Quest Heroes in Port d’Alcúdia offering 4- or 8-hour outings with stops for swimming, snorkeling and optional wakeboard or other add-ons.

Coastal freedom aboard the V2 7.0 — hidden coves, swims and selfies out of Port d’Alcúdia.

Duration
4 hours OR 8 hours
Location
Port d'Alcúdia
Operator
Quest Heroes Boat Rental Mallorca
Category
Sailing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

The V2 7.0 puts a compact, powerful dayboat under your command to roam the northern Mallorca coast: sweep into hidden coves, drop anchor in crystalline water for swims and snorkel stops, and pause for photos along a shoreline that thins out into quiet pockets of sea and sand.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

Hidden coves and swim stops

The itinerary revolves around exploring sheltered inlets and short anchor stops for swimming, snorkeling and photos—your pace, your route off Port d’Alcúdia.

THE GEAR

Optional extras to up the adrenaline

Add-ons such as wakeboards, donuts and underwater scooters are available to expand the day beyond simple cruising and snorkeling.

THE BOAT

Compact power and passenger-friendly layout

The V2 7.0 is a sporty 7‑metre, 200HP dayboat cleared for up to eight passengers—an easy platform for families or small groups to access coves and swim sites.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

You leave Port d’Alcúdia for a short coastal cruise, slipping between headlands to find quiet pockets of water where the boat drops and everyone jumps in; the rhythm is short runs and long swims, with time carved out for snorkeling and photos before heading to the next cove.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this day on the water suits

1
CouplesA compact dayboat and short runs between coves make this an intimate, easy option for two to anchor and swim without the bustle of larger charters.
2
FamiliesThe boat’s capacity and straightforward layout are described as family‑friendly, with shallow coves for supervised swims and photo stops that suit mixed-ability groups.
3
Groups of friendsWith room for up to eight people and optional adrenaline add-ons, the V2 7.0 works well for small groups looking to pair cruising with wakeboarding or towable fun.
4
First-time drivers/boatersAlthough the boat is described as easy to drive, operators require a valid license to helm the craft; unlicensed guests should plan on hiring a skipper or confirming the operator’s policy.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Choose either a 4‑hour outing or an extended 8‑hour day on the water.

Meeting point

Meet at Quest Heroes in Port d’Alcúdia for check-in and departure.

What to bring

Bring swimwear and personal items; optional equipment like wakeboards, donuts and underwater scooters can be added through the operator.

Capacity & operator notes

The boat accommodates up to eight passengers; confirm licensing requirements with the operator and book early for preferred time slots.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long are the outings?

Trips are offered as either 4‑hour or 8‑hour outings.

Where do we meet the boat?

Meet at Quest Heroes in Port d’Alcúdia for check-in and departure.

Do I need a boating license?

A valid license is required to operate the vessel; confirm the operator’s policy if you plan to drive or need a skipper.

What activities are included?

Standard outings include cruising between coves with stops for swimming, snorkeling and photos; additional activities such as wakeboarding or towables are optional add-ons.

How many people can come?

The V2 7.0 is cleared for up to eight passengers.

Is this suitable for families?

Yes — the operator describes the boat as suitable for couples, families and friends, with easy cruising and frequent swim stops.