Where do we meet for the tour?

Meeting point is Arenal—arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure to check in and use lockers.

How long is the tour?

The Discovery Tour Cabo Blanco lasts approximately 3 hours, including multiple swim and snorkel stops.

Do I need to know how to swim?

Yes—basic swimming ability is required for participation in water activities included on this trip.

What is the group size?

Group sizes are capped at 55 to keep the boat comfortable and swim stops manageable.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the activity; late cancellations or no-shows are non-refundable and the captain may modify or cancel for safety reasons.

An ID or passport is only required if you are renting certain equipment like jet skis; for this boat tour it is generally not required.

Discovery Tour Cabo Blanco: Snorkel Mallorca’s Hidden South Coast from Magaluf | Sailing | Boat Tour

Adventure Brief

Sail from Arenal along Mallorca’s rugged south coast to hidden coves and crystal snorkeling spots. The three-hour Discovery Tour Cabo Blanco is a compact, guided taste of the Balearic sea—great for swimmers, photographers, and anyone wanting quieter coastal corners.

3 hours

easy

From €47.63

Discovery Tour Cabo Blanco unfurls Mallorca’s raw south coast in three hours of sun, salt, and sudden silence. Departing from Arenal, this boat charter threads between steep limestone cliffs and small coves only reachable by sea, stopping frequently for swims and snorkel sessions in water clear enough to read the outline of fish below. The trip’s rhythm alternates gentle cruising, anchor-and-dive pauses, and slow boat drift while guides point out geological features and safe swim zones.

The route runs along dramatic cliffs etched by waves and wind; the rock here is predominantly Mediterranean limestone carved into small sea caves and overhangs. Beneath the surface, beds of Posidonia oceanica—Mediterranean seagrass crucial to regional ecology—ripple in the current and harbor tiny fish and octopus. Coastal scrub and low, drought-hardy plants cling to narrow terraces above the waterline; keep an eye out for shearwater and occasional Audouin’s gulls wheeling near the bow.

What makes this run special for Magaluf and the wider Illes Balears isn’t just scenery but access. Many of the coves visited are inaccessible from land, so the boat becomes both transport and viewpoint: you’ll slip into water that feels private even in high season and explore sea-sculpted alcoves where the light catches aquamarine shadows. Snorkeling stops are planned around kelp and rock shelves—perfect for beginners who want a safe, guided introduction to Mediterranean marine life.

The operator organizes boarding and lockers at the port in Arenal; passengers are asked to arrive 15 minutes early and bring ID if renting certain equipment. The trip suits mixed groups—families, small friend clusters, and solo travelers—thanks to a moderate pace and flexible pace of stops. Safety is taken seriously: captains can alter or cancel excursions for weather or technical reasons, and basic swimming ability is required for water activities.

For photographers, the combination of sheer cliffs, blue water, and tucked-away coves yields high-contrast compositions; golden-hour light sharpens the rock faces and turns the sea a richer blue. Whether you want an active half-day of snorkeling and swimming or a relaxed coastal cruise that reveals corners of Mallorca few visitors see, the Discovery Tour Cabo Blanco delivers a compact, well-run dose of Mediterranean coastline that belongs on any short-list of Magaluf outings.

Groups are capped at 55, which preserves comfort aboard and keeps swim stops un-crowded; the crew provides lockers onshore and clear safety briefings before departure. Weather can change quickly along the Balearic coast, so flexible plans and at least casual sea footing are advised. This three-hour format makes it an ideal half-day escape from Palma or staying in Magaluf: you get concentrated coastal exploration without committing a full day, leaving time to return to town for tapas or a late-afternoon hike and relaxation.

About Watersports Mallorca Ltd

Watersports Mallorca Ltd is a watersports operator based in Magaluf, Illes Balears, offering a broad range of motorised and non-motorised sea experiences across Mallorca.

The company runs supervised Jet Ski sessions and guided Jet Ski tours from multiple launch points, including Magaluf, Portals, Alcudia, Andratx and Can Picafort. Jet Ski Magaluf provides a 20‑minute instructional circuit with professional instructors in a controlled environment for beginners. Longer Jet Ski tours around Portals, Alcudia and Can Picafort showcase Mallorca’s coastline and natural scenery.

Watersports Mallorca Ltd also operates high‑energy rides such as Jet Boat Adventure and Speed Boat excursions, with Bladerunner style speedboat trips and 120‑minute speedboat outings. Group inflatables and towables include Banana Boat, Crazy UFO and Flyfish options in Magaluf and Alcudia & Muro. Adrenaline rides like Sting and Sting Ray Water Ride, and themed experiences labelled Ferrari and Sting are available in Alcudia, Muro and Magaluf.

Additional offerings include parasailing at Alcudia, Magaluf and Benidorm, boat trips, day cruises and private charters including luxury private charter and private boat options. Activities often include snorkeling, paddle boarding and electric underwater scooters at stop locations such as Portals Vells.

All activity descriptions reflect the trips and locations provided by Watersports Mallorca Ltd. The operator lists experiences suitable for families, groups and thrill‑seekers, and highlights supervised instruction and guided tours across Mallorca’s southwest and northern coasts. Booking information, safety briefings and age or capacity details vary per trip and are provided at reservation time by Watersports Mallorca Ltd for all bookings online.