Trips around the bay of Alcudia and towards the northern cliffs. Choose sailing, dolphin watching, snorkelling, a sunset on a traditional boat or a private tour.
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Boats from Alcudia mostly use Port d'Alcúdia, then head past the cliffs of Cap de Formentor or towards the cove of Coll Baix. We list 5 boat trips from Alcudia on this page.
Around Alcudia we would start with two questions: what time you are willing to get up, and whether you want the boat to yourselves. We would answer those before reading any route.
Travellers have left more than 4,077 reviews on the boat trips shown here, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
Of the boat trips shown here, the one with the most reviews is "Alcudia Dolphin Watching 100% GUARANTEED SEMI-PRIVATE", with more than 3,400 reviews and a rating of 4.8 out of 5.
Across this page, a boat trip lasts from 1 to 4 hours.
Wildlife fans around Alcudia should expect an early alarm, because boats go out for wild pods while the water is calm. One boat sails at sunrise, adds a short swim at Coll Baix and offers hotel pickup as an option. It advertises a guaranteed sighting, so read on its card what that promise covers.
Romantics in the bay of Alcudia may prefer a sail to an engine, for the breeze and the quiet. One half-day trip has a captain and a deckhand, with snorkelling gear aboard and other guests alongside you. Its languages include German and Spanish.
Swimmers curious about the seabed should look north of Alcudia, towards the Bay of Pollença. One snorkel boat goes there with rental equipment and an optional certified dive guide.
Couples and small parties in Alcudia can reserve a whole boat for themselves. A traditional Mallorcan boat sails towards golden hour with tapas and local wine. Another goes to Lighthouse Island, with snorkelling gear as well as tapas and wine.
| Type of boat trip | ★ | Duration | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dolphin boat at sunrise | 4.8 | 180 min | Dolphin watching + short swim at Coll Baix |
| Shared half-day sail | 4.9 | 240 min | Captain and deckhand + snorkelling gear |
| Snorkel boat, optional dive guide | 4.6 | 150 min | Boat ride to the Bay of Pollença + rental equipment |
| Traditional boat reserved for your group | 5.0 | 90 min | Skipper and fuel + tapas and local wine |
Table data is indicative and comes from the GuruWalk catalogue. Each activity's current details, including availability, are the ones shown on its listing when you book.
Port d'Alcúdia is the usual place to head, so we would plan the walk or the drive there before an early start. The dolphin boat offers hotel pickup and drop-off if you would rather skip that.
Trips from Alcudia lean on warm weather and calm seas. High summer is the time to book ahead, while either end of the season can see reduced schedules. Most of the cove outings along Mallorca's coast stop for winter.
Trips from Port Alcudia range from a coastal outing to dolphin watching and longer outings. Pick the half-day sail if you want the breeze and the quiet. Pick the traditional boat for an evening with only your own group.
Formentor is worth it if scenery is your reason to go, because its rugged cliffs and deep blue water sit where the Tramuntana meets the sea. Some of the trips here pass that coast.
Yes, Alcudia is known for dolphin watching at sunrise, with boats leaving early to find wild pods in calm water. One boat here is built around that outing.
Most boat trips from Alcudia fill a few hours rather than a whole day. The evening boat takes 90 minutes. The half-day sail takes 240 minutes.
