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Cut through the blue of north Mallorca on a 90‑minute guided jet ski tour to Aucanada lighthouse and the crystalline coves of Coll Baix. Expect speed, sheltered swim stops, and close coastal scenery guided by local skippers.
Cut through the blue of north Mallorca on a 90‑minute guided jet ski tour to Aucanada lighthouse and the crystalline coves of Coll Baix. Expect speed, sheltered swim stops, and close coastal scenery guided by local skippers.
The engine thumps under your legs as you slip past low cliffs and the lighthouse of Aucanada shrinks and grows with each turn of the bay. Salt spray dares you forward, and the sea around Coll Baix opens like a corridor of glass — shallow, clear, and strikingly blue.
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Operated by Gojet · Alcúdia, Mallorca
The engine thumps under your legs as you slip past low cliffs and the lighthouse of Aucanada shrinks and grows with each turn of the bay. Salt spray dares you forward, and the sea around Coll Baix opens like a corridor of glass — shallow, clear, and strikingly blue.
This stretch of northern Mallorca bears the quiet marks of maritime life: limestone shelves carved by waves, small sea caves hollowed into the headlands, and the Aucanada light—built in the 19th century to guide coastal traffic. Geologically, the coast alternates between rocky promontories and sandy coves formed by ancient uplift and coastal erosion; underwater, Posidonia seagrass meadows knit the sand into stable habitats that support fish and turtles.
Local culture here still leans on the sea — you'll pass working fishing boats and shorefront hamlets where seafood is the day’s harvest. Guides typically point out hidden swim coves and explain how the coastline has long shaped island life.
Practical guidance: the outing is a 90‑minute guided jet ski tour departing from Pantalan 4 (GoJet office) in Port d'Alcúdia. Drivers must be 16+ (parental authorization often required); passengers from age 5 are accepted. Life jackets and neoprene are provided, and photos are usually included. Expect short bursts of speed and calm sheltered stops for swimming or snorkeling at Coll Baix; bring ID, reef‑safe sunscreen, a tethered camera, and sturdy water shoes. Respect Posidonia beds, follow your guide’s instructions, and avoid high winds — operators will cancel in bad weather. This trip pairs adrenaline with close-up coastal exploration — fast, focused, and unmistakably Mediterranean.
moderate.
1–1.5 hours.
Suitable for most activity levels; drivers should have basic balance and mobility for boarding and brief swims.
The tour meets at Pantalan 4, GoJet pontoon boat office in Port d'Alcúdia; public transport options are available nearby.
Passengers can be as young as 5; drivers must be at least 16 and may need parental authorization for ages 16–17.
No advanced experience is required—guides give a safety briefing and basic handling instructions before departure.
Operators will cancel in unsafe conditions; for a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
The Aucanada coast has served local fisheries and coastal navigation for centuries; the Aucanada lighthouse was erected in the 1800s to aid seafarers along Mallorca’s northern approach.
The area contains Posidonia seagrass meadows—avoid anchoring, dispose of waste properly, and use reef‑safe sunscreen to reduce impact.
Gojet operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine thumps under your legs as you slip past low cliffs and the lighthouse of Aucanada shrinks and grows with each turn of the bay. Salt spray dares you forward, and the sea around Coll Baix opens like a corridor of glass — shallow, clear, and strikingly blue.
The engine thumps under your legs as you slip past low cliffs and the lighthouse of Aucanada shrinks and grows with each turn of the bay. Salt spray dares you forward, and the sea around Coll Baix opens like a corridor of glass — shallow, clear, and strikingly blue.
This stretch of northern Mallorca bears the quiet marks of maritime life: limestone shelves carved by waves, small sea caves hollowed into the headlands, and the Aucanada light—built in the 19th century to guide coastal traffic. Geologically, the coast alternates between rocky promontories and sandy coves formed by ancient uplift and coastal erosion; underwater, Posidonia seagrass meadows knit the sand into stable habitats that support fish and turtles.
Local culture here still leans on the sea — you'll pass working fishing boats and shorefront hamlets where seafood is the day’s harvest. Guides typically point out hidden swim coves and explain how the coastline has long shaped island life.
Practical guidance: the outing is a 90‑minute guided jet ski tour departing from Pantalan 4 (GoJet office) in Port d'Alcúdia. Drivers must be 16+ (parental authorization often required); passengers from age 5 are accepted. Life jackets and neoprene are provided, and photos are usually included. Expect short bursts of speed and calm sheltered stops for swimming or snorkeling at Coll Baix; bring ID, reef‑safe sunscreen, a tethered camera, and sturdy water shoes. Respect Posidonia beds, follow your guide’s instructions, and avoid high winds — operators will cancel in bad weather. This trip pairs adrenaline with close-up coastal exploration — fast, focused, and unmistakably Mediterranean.