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Catamaran Cruise from Cala Ratjada to Cap des Freus & Llevant Natural Park

Sail east from Cala Ratjada aboard a comfortable catamaran to the Cap des Freus reserve and Llevant Natural Park. Swim, snorkel, and enjoy a Mallorcan lunch while cruising past cliffs, hidden coves and clear turquoise water.

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Adventure brief

A full day in Cala Ratjada.

FamilyAll ages welcome

FitnessModerate

WildlifeMediterranean shearwaters + Posidonia-associated fish like wrasse

Operator baseCala Ratjada, Balearic Islands

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You step onto the Blue Mediterranean in Cala Ratjada as the harbor releases its hold and the shore slides away — stone towers, fishing boats, and the whitewashed fronts of the town shrinking behind you. The catamaran trims its sails and points east, skimming a coastline of steep cliffs, secret coves and stretches of pale sand where the sea cuts clean and clear.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the cruise?

The tour lasts approximately four hours, typically departing in the morning or midday from Cala Ratjada.

Is snorkeling gear provided?

Yes—snorkeling equipment is included, but you may bring your own mask or fins if you prefer.

Are drinks and food included?

Lunch with local dishes, soft drinks, beer and sangría are included; water and soft drinks are available throughout.

Is the trip suitable for children and non-swimmers?

Yes; the trip is classified easy and family-friendly. Infants must sit on laps and non-swimmers can stay aboard while others swim.

Local insights

Wildlife

Mediterranean shearwaters
Posidonia-associated fish like wrasse

History

The eastern coast has a string of historic watchtowers built from the 16th century to guard against pirates; many are visible from the sea and mark old fishing and lookout routes.

Conservation

The route passes a designated marine reserve and protected Posidonia meadows; visitors are asked to avoid anchoring on seagrass and to use reef-safe products to minimize impact.

Adventure tips

Use reef-safe sunscreenThe marine reserve protects seagrass and fish—use biodegradable sunscreen and avoid lotions that harm underwater life.

Bring seasickness preventionIf you’re prone to motion sickness, take medication or use acupressure bands before boarding—morning sails tend to be calmer.

Wear water shoesEntry points are often rocky; water shoes make getting in and out of the water safer and more comfortable.

Reserve morning departuresEarly departures usually mean calmer seas, clearer water for snorkeling and fewer crowds at anchor spots.

Recommended gear

Reef-safe sunscreen: Protects both your skin and the marine environment during swim stops.
Water shoes: Protects feet on rocky shores and makes getting in and out of the water easier.
Light windbreaker or fleece: A breathable layer for the cooler breeze on the open deck.
Dry bag (small): Keeps phone, keys and a light layer safe from spray and splashes.

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My Trip

Catamaran Cruise from Cala Ratjada to Cap des Freus & Llevant Natural Park

A full day in Cala Ratjada.

Make a day of it nearby.

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