You'll head to Puerto de Alcudia, where you'll set sail and head out to open water where pods of dolphins are known to hang around. The journey to the bay of Alcudia passes the cape of Formentor, so you can expect some pretty epic views of the island as make waves to dolphin territory.

There are two options to choose from for this outing. The first pairs your dolphin-watching cruise with a beach trip to Es Coll Baix. This unspoilt stretches of sand is one of the most secluded in Majorca's line-up, so you can expect plenty of peace and quiet duiring your visit. The second tour option starts beofre dawn, so you'll be out on the water as the sun rises. This option has you out on the water for about three hours, meaning you've got more chances to look for the wildlife. Plus, since it's an early start, breakfast on board is included.

Cosa farai

You'll sail along Majorca's coastline in search of wild pods of dolphins that live in the area
You can choose an option that includes a beach trip or another that operates at sunrise
The views of Majorca's coastal cliffs are some of the best around

Da sapere

We prioritize responsible and respectful wildlife viewing on all of our dolphin and whale-watching tours, and we try to avoid interfering with their natural behaviours as much as possible. While sightings can't be 100% guaranteed due to this conservation-focused effort, we'll try our best to make sure you see them
Not suitable for expectant mothers or guests with back problems
Not suitable for wheelchairs
Not suitable for guests who can't swim
Bring bathing gear and sunblock
Bring a hat
Bring a towel
Bring suitable footwear
Subject to weather conditions