Boat Trips from Portocolom

Portocolom sits on one of the largest natural harbours in Mallorca. Trips head along the east coast, a run of narrow sandy inlets and marine caverns. We list 4 boat trips from Portocolom on this page.

We would start with how long you want to be away from the Portocolom marina. Then decide whether caves or simply the time at sea matter more to you, because that answer points you at very different boats.

Travellers have left more than 412 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 "Motorboat Excursion from Portocolom to the Cala Varques Nature Area", with more than 171 reviews and a rating of 4.9 out of 5.

Across this page, a boat trip lasts from 1 to 7 hours.

Cave explorers with a free morning

Cave explorers should pick a fast motorboat south of the harbour. One heads for the Cala Varques nature area in about 180 minutes, with basic snorkelling and photos. A speedboat visits a sea cave and a string of unspoiled beaches in about 90 minutes.

Couples and friends who prefer the wind

Romantics and small groups who prefer wind and waves to an engine should take the half-day sail from Portocolom. Its route promises to keep away from the crowds, and fuel, cleaning and insurance are covered.

Anyone who wants the whole day at sea

Travellers with a free day and no wish to rush can join the full-day shared sail out of Portocolom. Homemade food and drinks come with it, which spares you from packing lunch. We would choose it if the sailing itself is the point.

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.

Meeting at the marina

Boats from Portocolom usually leave its marina, so we would choose by what you want to see rather than by where you board.

When the east coast is at its best

Swimming is the reason to aim for high summer on Mallorca's east coast. Late spring brings cooler water, early autumn is still warm enough for most, and in winter most cove trips stop.