Boat Rental in Mallorca

Mallorca has a huge variety of beaches, and some are more accessible than others. Renting a boat in Mallorca will allow you to explore even the most remote of the islands many coves. Mallorca's main beaches tend to get very busy and overcrowded during the peak summer months, so being able to beach hop with speed and in style is a huge plus. Cala Es Marmols is a small but stunning beach, hidden away in a cove with glassy azure water and magnificent cliffs ensconcing it. The hike to Cala Es Marmols on land is quite the journey and not suitable for travelers that aren't ready for a serious challenge. With a boat rental in Mallorca, you can make your approach by sea, swim ashore amongst the vibrant marine life, and spend a day relaxing away from the crowds.

Renting a speed boat in Mallorca is a way to ensure that you can quickly hop between the best beaches that the island has on offer. During peak season, the public join in tours can get extremely busy, and although they are a fun, affordable alternative, it doesn't quite compare to charting your own course in a speedboat rental. Renting a smaller boat will cost you just under $300 a day and allow you to get out and explore some of the harder to reach areas of the island's coast. Larger vessels can cost $500 a day or more depending on whether the boat is crewed. However, it's worth noting that renting larger boats in Mallorca will enable you to use their onboard facilities, such as sun loungers, cabins, and water sports gear like snorkels, kayaks, and paddleboards.

Catamaran rentals are growing in popularity the world over, and it's clear to see why. These brilliant boats are as fast as they are stylish and offer an exciting and comfortable way to cruise around the Mediterranean's emerald water. To rent a catamaran in Mallorca usually involves watching one of the legendary sunsets while enjoying some of the local cuisine and a glass of sangria. An island with a busy port like Mallorca will have plenty of catamarans to choose from. They usually come either equipped with sails or motor powered. Renting a sailing catamaran will allow you to travel long distances without the need to refuel; conversely, a 'power cat' will be able to travel wherever you need regardless of the wind direction. Catamaran rental in Mallorca will cost just over $500 a day. However, luxury models can cost over $1000 and come extremely well equipped with water sports equipment, cooking facilities, and comfy cabins for your afternoon siesta./p>

Group boat tours are a more affordable alternative to Mallorca boat rentals, that will still scratch your seafaring itch. Unlike your own rental, you will follow the itinerary provided by the tour operators, with many popular trips taking passengers around the best beaches and swimming spots. A knowledgeable local skipper will do a great job showing you some of the must-see locations around the island, including caverns, islets, and even dolphin watching hotspots. Sunset cruises are very popular in Mallorca, with passengers enjoying food and drinks on board while visiting the more dramatic views around the island, usually pausing in the bay of Palma to watch as the sun goes down. Boat tours in Mallorca can cost between $50 and $100 for a few hours at sea, but some of the more luxurious or quirky vessels in the Mallorcan fleet will ask for a little more.

Renting a boat for a day will allow you all the freedom to explore Mallorca, and it's surroundings at your own pace. You'll also enjoy a host of exciting activities available on some of the boats, such as wakeboarding, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. Most will advise you to keep away from the crowds and choose the more remote locations for the highest-rated snorkeling on the island. One such location is Cala Sant Vicenç to the north of the island. The clear waters are home to fascinating marine life, and you can enjoy it in relative peace. If you wish to stay a little closer to port in Palma, then Cala Vella is another great option for exploring the underwater landscape or taking some amazing photos during your Mallorca boat rental for a day.

Should you think one day of seafaring adventure isn't enough, then Mallorca boat rental for the weekend might be a good option for you. Weekend boat rentals are where catamarans come into their own, as the spacious interior they provide can often sleep multiple families. With the ability to cook and stay comfortably onboard, you and your companions can enjoy a few carefree days at sea together, either in a single catamaran or as a mini flotilla. A trip that might interest weekend sailors would be Sa Dragonera Natural Park, an island off the coast of Mallorca. The site was a battleground between environmentalists and government officials, leading to plans for a tourist hub on the island to be scrapped. This victory for mother nature is celebrated through the huge variety of unique wildlife and dramatic vistas to discover on the island.

Although perhaps not as popular a party destination as its Balearic brother, Ibiza. Mallorca still has its share of exciting nightlife on offer with party boat rentals popular during day time. With most of the buzz centering around the island's capital, Palma, with its plethora of clubs and bars lighting up the marina until the early hours. As with most island party hubs, boat parties are extremely popular and run most evenings from the island's main port. These trips usually entail welcome drinks, world-class music, and entertainment along with water sports and swim stops on the way. If you are more interested in a slightly less busy experience, renting a boat to host a party is a fantastic idea. Just heading out for the evening into the Bay of Palma with good company and drinks in hand is a great way to get any big night started. When the sun goes down, and the thud of the basslines and shouts of excited revelers reach your vessel, you can head ashore and walk the short distance to the island's most popular venues.