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Board a 9 m Vanguard RIB at Club de Mar and race along Mallorca’s limestone coastline to hidden coves for snorkeling and paddleboarding. Ideal for groups up to 12, offered as a half- or full-day private charter with optional captain.
Board a 9 m Vanguard RIB at Club de Mar and race along Mallorca’s limestone coastline to hidden coves for snorkeling and paddleboarding. Ideal for groups up to 12, offered as a half- or full-day private charter with optional captain.
You push off from Club de Mar as the harbor loosens its hold—sea spray stings, the RIB’s bow pins into sun-glinted water, and the city’s stone façades fall away behind you. The Vanguard DR900-family (9 m) feels compact and responsive, designed to carry a dozen people quickly into Mallorca’s mosaic of calas and shelved limestone cliffs.
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Operated by ESSOESS CHARTER · Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands
You push off from Club de Mar as the harbor loosens its hold—sea spray stings, the RIB’s bow pins into sun-glinted water, and the city’s stone façades fall away behind you. The Vanguard DR900-family (9 m) feels compact and responsive, designed to carry a dozen people quickly into Mallorca’s mosaic of calas and shelved limestone cliffs.
Mallorca’s coastline is a ledger of geological change: Miocene limestone cliffs scored by wave action, pebble and sand coves that collect warm Mediterranean water. The island’s ports have seen Phoenician, Roman and maritime-trade traffic for millennia; today small fishing villages and modern marinas share that legacy in salt-worn docks and seafood kitchens.
Culturally, a boat day here blends relaxed island living with active water time—swims, snorkel stops, and a paddleboard launch where the sea seems to dare you into deeper blue. Practically, this private RIB is available for half- (4 hrs) or full-day (8 hrs) trips, with optional captain, snorkeling gear, paddle surf, towels, VAT, mooring and insurance included.
Plan early-morning departures to avoid midday crowds and get glassy-water snorkeling. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a dry bag for phones, and keep a light wind layer for open-water stretches. If you’re booking without a captain, confirm local regulations and your comfort with coastal navigation; most groups opt for a skipper and focus on exploring coves, sea caves and isolated beaches. The result is straightforward: a fast, flexible day on the Mediterranean that hands you access to Mallorca’s quieter shores and clear-water snorkeling sites.
easy.
4–8 hours.
Minimal fitness required; participants should be able to climb aboard and swim unaided for snorkeling.
The RIB accommodates up to 12 passengers as configured for this charter.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and paddle surf are included in the charter inclusions.
Boarding is at Club de Mar, berth 1006 in Palma; arrive a few minutes early to stow gear and receive safety briefing.
Yes—book with or without a captain; novices are advised to include a skipper for navigation and anchoring support.
Palma’s harbor has been a maritime hub since antiquity; modern marinas sit beside centuries-old quays used by Phoenician and Roman sailors.
Mallorca’s coastal zones include protected marine areas—anchor in designated spots, avoid stepping on seagrass, and pack out any trash to minimize impact.
ESSOESS CHARTER operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Club de Mar as the harbor loosens its hold—sea spray stings, the RIB’s bow pins into sun-glinted water, and the city’s stone façades fall away behind you. The Vanguard DR900-family (9 m) feels compact and responsive, designed to carry a dozen people quickly into Mallorca’s mosaic of calas and shelved limestone cliffs.
You push off from Club de Mar as the harbor loosens its hold—sea spray stings, the RIB’s bow pins into sun-glinted water, and the city’s stone façades fall away behind you. The Vanguard DR900-family (9 m) feels compact and responsive, designed to carry a dozen people quickly into Mallorca’s mosaic of calas and shelved limestone cliffs.
Mallorca’s coastline is a ledger of geological change: Miocene limestone cliffs scored by wave action, pebble and sand coves that collect warm Mediterranean water. The island’s ports have seen Phoenician, Roman and maritime-trade traffic for millennia; today small fishing villages and modern marinas share that legacy in salt-worn docks and seafood kitchens.
Culturally, a boat day here blends relaxed island living with active water time—swims, snorkel stops, and a paddleboard launch where the sea seems to dare you into deeper blue. Practically, this private RIB is available for half- (4 hrs) or full-day (8 hrs) trips, with optional captain, snorkeling gear, paddle surf, towels, VAT, mooring and insurance included.
Plan early-morning departures to avoid midday crowds and get glassy-water snorkeling. Wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a dry bag for phones, and keep a light wind layer for open-water stretches. If you’re booking without a captain, confirm local regulations and your comfort with coastal navigation; most groups opt for a skipper and focus on exploring coves, sea caves and isolated beaches. The result is straightforward: a fast, flexible day on the Mediterranean that hands you access to Mallorca’s quieter shores and clear-water snorkeling sites.