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Set sail from Cala Ratjada aboard Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran for a revealing trip to the Cuevas de Artà, where underwater views and ancient caves come together in a unique Mallorca adventure.
Set sail from Cala Ratjada aboard Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran for a revealing trip to the Cuevas de Artà, where underwater views and ancient caves come together in a unique Mallorca adventure.
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Operated by Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran · Cala Rajada, Illes Balears
moderate.
3 hours total.
Moderate fitness required due to uneven hiking and boat transfer
The boat trip from Cala Ratjada to Canyamel takes approximately 35 minutes.
The hike is about 20 minutes with steep and uneven sections, so it is not recommended for those with mobility issues.
There is no bar on the boat, so guests should bring their own snacks and beverages.
The trip uses a speedboat which can be bumpy; those prone to seasickness should take precautions beforehand.
Visitors see dramatic stalactites and stalagmites in large chambers, plus a stunning view back towards the coast.
Bookings can be made through Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran’s official booking channels; advance reservation is recommended during peak season.
The Cuevas de Artà have been known since at least the late 19th century and hold cultural significance from local seafaring communities.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the natural environment by sticking to marked trails during the cave visit and avoiding littering to preserve Mallorca’s fragile coastal ecosystems.
**Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran** operates from Cala Bona in the Illes Balears, offering a range of boat excursions along Mallorca’s east coast. The company runs glass-bottom cruises, speedboat trips and shuttle services connecting Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Porto Cristo, Cala Ratjada and nearby coves. Typical experiences include the 3.5-hour GLASSBOTTOM cruise from Cala Bona with swims at Cala Varques, shorter 2–2.5 hour routes to Porto Cristo, and multiple departures from Calas de Mallorca and Sa Coma. Trips often feature visits to the Cuevas de Artà, sea caves, rocky cliffs and swimming stops in clear Mediterranean waters. Vessels include the glass-bottom Moonfish and speedboats adapted for coastal sightseeing; schedules list morning and afternoon options and select express shuttles between popular ports. Safety procedures follow local maritime regulations with crew-led briefings before departure. Reservations are available for single trips, combined cave-and-boat tickets, and shuttle transfers to popular resorts. Moonfish Glassbottom Catamaran emphasizes transparency in schedules and routes, publishing departure points, durations and itinerary highlights for each excursion. The operator serves daily routes across the tourist season and coordinates weather-dependent swim stops and cave visits. For travelers seeking coastal exploration, snorkeling opportunities, and easy transfers between Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Porto Cristo and Cala Ratjada, Moonfish provides targeted options that match varied timeframes and interests. Tickets are available online and at dockside; itineraries specify swim stops, cave visits and exact transfer points. Routes include Cala Morlanda, the Cueva del Pirata and scenic stretches near the Costa de los Pinos, depending on chosen excursion seasonally.
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