Half-day and full-day trips on a sailing boat from Palma, Alcudia or Portocolom, in small groups or privately. Many include food, drinks and a swimming stop.
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Sailing in Mallorca swaps the engine for the wind, which makes a trip quieter and more dependent on the breeze. It also feels more adventurous than motoring. We list 7 sailing trips in Mallorca on this page.
We would decide two things first: how much of the day you can give the sea, and whether you are happy to share the deck. Then choose a port, since boats sail from Palma and from the north and east coasts of Mallorca.
Travellers have left more than 821 reviews on the sailing trips shown here, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
Of the sailing trips shown here, the one with the most reviews is "Alcúdia, Mallorca: Half-Day Sailing Trip", with more than 563 reviews and a rating of 4.9 out of 5.
Across this page, a sailing trip lasts from 4 to 7 hours.
Couples who came to Mallorca for peace on the water can fit a sail into half a day. From Alcudia, one trip has a captain and a deckhand, in a shared setting with other guests. From Portocolom on the east coast, another counts fuel, cleaning and insurance in the booking.
Purists and small groups who want more time under sail in Mallorca can pick a longer trip. A full day from Portocolom is shared with others and comes with homemade food and drinks. In the Bay of Palma, a small-group boat anchors in coves and serves Mallorcan tapas, with a paddleboard and snorkelling gear.
Friends in Palma who want drinks on the water should check what is poured on board. One small-group trip has a professional skipper and an open bar with white wine, cava, beer and soft drinks. It lasts 240 minutes, so the rest of the day stays free.
Groups who want a boat of their own can hire one out of Palma, with an experienced skipper, snacks, refreshments and snorkelling equipment. Catalan, French, German and Spanish are on offer as well as English.
| Type of sailing trip | ★ | Duration | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared half-day sail from Alcudia | 4.9 | 240 min | Captain and deckhand + snorkelling gear |
| Small-group sail from Palma | 4.1 | 240 min | Professional skipper + open bar |
| Private sail from Palma | — | 240 min | Skipper + snacks + snorkelling equipment |
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.
Mallorca suits a sail, and we would let your hotel pick the coast, since boats leave from the south, north and east of the island. The Bay of Palma covers the south. Alcudia covers the north. Portocolom covers the east.
We keep figures out of this text, so check yours on the trip you choose. What you can settle first in Majorca is whether you share the deck. The Palma boat with an experienced skipper is yours alone. The half-day sail from Portocolom already counts fuel and insurance.
A sailing trip in Mallorca fills about half a day, and some run longer, so choose by the time you can spare. The half-day sail from Portocolom takes 240 minutes. The full day from the same port takes 420 minutes.
Many sailing trips in Mallorca include time in the water, so pack for it. One in the Bay of Palma anchors in coves for swim stops. Another, from Alcudia, carries snorkelling gear.
