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Alcudia

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Alcudia

Your day at sea

What our guests say

5.0

14 reviews on Google
A really friendly boat rental company with fair prices and a big selection of different boats.
Marko M.Sept 2026Read on Google
Two dolphins surfacing next to the boat

Sunrise

Dolphins at sunrise

Departure
07:00, Port d’Alcúdia
Duration
3 hours
Price
€85 per person

At the pontoon

Your boat is ready

9 boats, all at the pontoon

White Ocean Master open motorboat with a dark bimini top, underway with mountains behind

01 / 09

Marine Time 562, a white and grey motorboat with red seats and a bimini top, on turquoise water

02 / 09

Marine Time 563, a white and light blue motorboat with a bimini top, on turquoise water

03 / 09

Aerial view of the OceanMaster 605, a black motorboat with a grey bimini top, cruising on turquoise water

04 / 09

BRIG 700, a white rigid inflatable boat with a bimini top, cruising at speed

05 / 09

Karnic 650, a white motorboat with a black tower and bimini, at anchor on turquoise water

06 / 09

Abaris 23, a white open motorboat with a black bimini top, on turquoise water

07 / 09

Axopar 22 Spyder with a turquoise hull and T-top cruising at speed

08 / 09

Ryck 280 with a black hardtop cruising at speed, seen from above

09 / 09

  1. 01 / 09

    Ocean Master 40HP

    • 5 seats
    • 5 m
    • 40 hp
    • Licence

    from€2634 h

    Book
  2. 02 / 09

    Marine Time 562

    • 6 seats
    • 5.65 m
    • 115 hp
    • Licence

    from€3474 h

    Book
  3. 03 / 09

    Marine Time 563

    • 6 seats
    • 5.65 m
    • 115 hp
    • Licence

    from€3474 h

    Book
  4. 04 / 09

    OceanMaster 605

    • 6 seats
    • 6 m
    • 140 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€4414 h

    Book
  5. 05 / 09

    BRIG 700

    • 11 seats
    • 7 m
    • 175 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€5154 h

    Book
  6. 06 / 09

    Karnic 650

    • 7 seats
    • 6.5 m
    • 225 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€5294 h

    Book
  7. 07 / 09

    Abaris 23

    • 10 seats
    • 7.4 m
    • 250 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€5784 h

    Book
  8. 08 / 09

    Axopar 22 Spyder Jobe Revolve

    • 7 seats
    • 7 m
    • 200 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€6208 h

    Book
  9. 09 / 09

    Ryck 280

    • 8 seats
    • 8.8 m
    • 300 hp
    • Licence or skipper

    from€7354 h

    Book

Prices include VAT. Fuel is paid on return, based on what you use.

Cast off

Where the day takes you

39°58′N39°56′N39°54′N39°52′N39°50′N3°04′E3°06′E3°08′E3°10′E3°12′E3°14′EPort d’AlcúdiaAlcanada IslandColl BaixPollença BayCala MurtaCap de FormentorN2 nm
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  1. 5 min from the port

    Alcanada Island

    Small island with a lighthouse in a calm bay
  2. 20 min from the port

    Coll Baix

    Secluded pebble beach below steep cliffs
  3. 45 min from the port

    Pollença Bay

    Wide bay framed by mountains
  4. 35 min from the port

    Cala Murta

    Turquoise cove lined with pine trees
  5. 40 min from the port

    Cap de Formentor

    Dramatic cliffs of Cap de Formentor above the sea

Back at the port

No surprises

Your day, settled

17:30

Fuel
Only what you used
Deposit
Released on return
On board
Life jackets, ladder, cool box
Bad weather
New date or full refund

Sunset

Book your day

  1. 01Choose your boat
  2. 02Book online, instant confirmation
  3. 03Meet us at the port, 30 min early
5.0 on Google, 14 reviews

Good to know

Before you go

Do I need a boat licence?

Yes: in Mallorca every rental boat requires a valid boat licence. No licence? Book one of our skippers and simply enjoy the day.

How does the deposit work?

We place a refundable hold on your card at check-in. It is released when the boat comes back without damage. The amount is shown on every boat.

Is fuel included?

You only pay for the fuel you use. We give you an estimate before you leave, so there are no surprises at the end of the day.

What happens if the weather is bad?

If we cancel for safety reasons, you choose between a new date and a full refund.

Will we see dolphins?

Most mornings, yes, but they are wild animals: we can’t promise a sighting. We know where they feed, and we always keep a respectful distance.

What should I bring?

Sun cream, towels, water and snacks. Life jackets, a ladder and a cool box are on board.