Move along limestone ledges, whizz down a zip line and jump into clear Mediterranean water on a guided coasteering romp along south Mallorca. This half‑day outing combines progressive cliff jumps, local Psicobock climbing, and hotel transfers.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The sea throws salt at your face and the limestone cliffs of Mallorca push you toward the edge — not to force you, but to invite you. On the south coast, a guide times the surf and points to a slate of ledges where participants move, climb and jump their way along the shoreline. Waves edge into hidden coves; a zip line delivers a clean, loud plunge into the Mediterranean.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; ability to swim and climb short, exposed rock sections; good balance and no serious mobility issues.
Wildlife
History
South Mallorca’s watchtowers and fishing spots reflect centuries of coastal life; the local Psicobock climbing comes from practical movement on rock faces used by fishermen.
Conservation
Stick to marked access points, avoid trampling coastal vegetation and dispose of litter in town — the Balearic coast has protected zones and marine reserves sensitive to disturbance.
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Bring swim shoes or accept provided footwear
Guides supply neoprene boots, but if you have thin-soled water shoes they can improve grip on wet limestone.
Know your jump limits
Start with smaller drops — guides progress you gradually up to 12 m; don’t feel pressured to attempt higher jumps.
Hydrate and protect from sun
Bring sunscreen and a full water bottle; exposed cliffs reflect heat and sessions are often sun‑exposed.
Communicate medical details at booking
Declare height, weight, any injuries and swim ability so guides can tailor the route and equipment.
Neoprene water shoes or wet-booties
Protects feet on sharp limestone and improves traction on wet rock.
summer
Light wetsuit or rash guard
Retains warmth during extended swims and reduces chafing on jumps.
spring
Sunscreen and broad-brim cap for transit
Protects exposed skin while waiting between jumps and during transfers.
summer
Small dry bag
Keeps phone, snacks and a towel dry on the minivan transfer and at meeting points.