Savor the peace of the ocean in the early morning on a sunrise cruise from Alcudia with optional hotel transfers. See Cabo Formentor, where the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range meets the Mediterranean. Look out for dolphins, and stop at Es Coll Baix, a virgin beach in a secluded cove. Board your sunrise cruise at Port d’Alcudia, and ready yourself for a 99% chance of seeing dolphins. Sail to the majestic cliffs of Cabo Formentor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Serra de Tramuntana. Discover the dolphins swimming in their natural habitat and get close to the wild animals thanks to the special design of your boat. On the way back, you can stop at Es Coll Baix, an idyllic beach backed by wooded cliffs. Bathe in the crystalline waters – the best way to start your day. Afterward, return to Port d’Alcudia, where your sunrise cruise comes to an end.

Set sail from Port d'Alcudia and discover the best coves and hidden spots of Mallorca's spectacular north coast. Choose between a daytime or sunset experience and climb aboard a catamaran to cruise along the coast. Pass a picturesque islet, the Aucanada Lighthouse, and the hidden cove of Es Coll Baix Beach. Cross the Bay of Pollença, drop anchor at Cala den Gossalba, and discover one of the most dramatic hidden coves close to the famous beach of Formentor. Take in breathtaking views of Mallorca's majestic mountains and sparkling blue sea. Cool off in the crystal-clear waters and make use of free snorkeling equipment, canoes, and standup paddle boards or just relax on the nets and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Enjoy either a lunch or a dinner of barbecued meat, pasta salad, bread, and fruit aboard your catamaran. Then, sail back towards Port d'Alcudia and enjoy a last stop for a swim before you reach the port.  

Board a cruise and enjoy a tour of the famous Formentor beach and lighthouse from the port of Alcudia. Take a refreshing swim or snorkel in the virgin coves of Cap Pina before exploring the Cala Murta cove, the cliffs of Cap de Formento, and the lighthouse of Cap de Formentor. After leaving the Port of Alcudia, sail towards the incredible and famous beach of Es Coll Baix. You will pass by the lighthouse of the unique island of Alcanada.  After a refreshing dip, head towards the virgin coves of Cap Pinar, where you can go snorkeling. Continue the journey to the bay of Pollença and enjoy the secluded beach of Es Caló, a small untouched beach where one of the most expensive mansions in Mallorca is located: La Fortaleza.  Continue the route to Formentor Beach to go to one of the most beautiful small coves in Mallorca, Cala Murta, then head towards the majestic cliffs of Cap de Formentor in the Serra de Tramuntana. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, this beach will allow you to see the wildest side of the majestic lighthouse of Cap de Formentor.

Seize the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to gaze at dolphins in their natural habitat. Embark on a boat tour from Can Picafort and take in views of the majestic island of Mallorca as you sail away looking for this charming species. Discover some local hidden gems along the way. Leave by fast boat from the Can Picafort Marina in the northern part of Mallorca. Go out in search of dolphins and allow your captain to point out these playful animals. Observe the beautiful outline of Mallorca from afar and even spot Cap de Formentor. On the way back, take some time to explore a stunning nearby cave and a cove. If weather permits, you may even have a chance to swim and snorkel in deep blue waters.