Do I need a boat license to rent the V2 7.0?

No license is required; the operator provides a detailed briefing and route maps so you can drive safely.

Is fuel included in the rental price?

No. Fuel is not included—plan to return with a similar fuel level or prepay fuel if offered by the operator.

How many people can fit on board?

The V2 7.0 accommodates up to 8 passengers, making it suitable for families or small groups.

Where do I meet the operator?

Check-in and briefing take place at Quest Heroes – Port d’Alcúdia.

Are life jackets and safety equipment provided?

Yes. Life jackets and a full safety kit are included in the rental package.

What extras are available?

Optional add-ons commonly include wakeboards, inflatable donuts, and underwater scooters—book extras in advance to ensure availability.

V2 7.0: Self-Drive Boat Rentals from Port d'Alcúdia — Explore Mallorca’s Hidden Coves | Sailing | Snorkel

Adventure Brief

Take the controls of the V2 7.0 from Quest Heroes – Port d’Alcúdia and carve your own route along Mallorca’s northern coast. Ideal for families and groups up to eight, the self-drive option delivers snorkeling, sandbar lunches, and optional wakeboarding without the need for a license.

4–8 hours

easy

From €503.80

On Mallorca’s northern shore at Port d’Alcúdia, the V2 7.0 puts the Mediterranean on your terms. This 7‑meter, 200HP self-drive boat is offered from Quest Heroes – Port d’Alcúdia and is built for guests who want a day of uncrowded water, blue horizons, and easy-to-run engines. No license is required, so couples, families, and groups of up to eight can pilot their own route between sheltered coves, sandbars, and snorkeling spots. The practical freedom is the V2’s selling point: an intuitive helm, a compact profile that slips into shallow bays, and enough power for quick runs or towing a donut or wakeboard for splashy fun. The local coastline is classic Mediterranean—limestone cliffs framing small beaches, wide seagrass meadows of Posidonia that host bright reef fish, and long waterlines that flatten into glass on calm afternoons. Operators provide life jackets, a full safety kit, a cool box, and a detailed briefing with maps and a recommended itinerary so you don’t miss the best anchorages. Expect a mix of activity and easy downtime: anchor in a blue-green cove for snorkeling among dense seagrass, pull up to a sandbar for an impromptu picnic, or circle the Alcanada lighthouse for a postcard view. The rental includes cleaning service but not fuel; the renter must be 18 or older and supervise minors. Optional extras like wakeboards, inflatable donuts, and underwater scooters add variety for active groups. Why this boat stands out for Port d’Alcúdia: it’s a small, driver-friendly craft tailored to the island’s short hops between bays. It’s particularly well suited to families and mixed-skill groups because no formal credentials are required and the briefing covers local navigation and environmental best practices. The V2 delivers a day that feels private without needing large charter logistics. Practical tips: plan around Posidonia beds—use mooring points where available and avoid anchoring on seagrass. Mornings and late afternoons offer calmer water and cleaner light for photos; summer is busiest so book early. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, and a printout or photo of the briefing map. Meeting point is Quest Heroes – Port d’Alcúdia; allow extra time for check-in. Whether you’re chasing snorkeling sites, testing a wakeboard, or simply claiming a quiet bay for lunch, the V2 7.0 turns Mallorca’s shoreline into a personal playground. For travelers who prefer steering their own day, this is a direct, high-value option to experience the island by sea. Trips are offered in 4‑hour and 8‑hour blocks, giving flexibility for half‑day exploration or full-day circuits that reach Cap de Formentor and back. Pack a lunch or stop ashore at a family-run restaurant along the bay to taste local seafood. Reserve early through the operator’s booking link to secure summer dates and morning departures.