Mallorca: Premium Catamaran Day or Sunset Trip with Food, Swimming & VIP Option

Onboard Catering, Optional VIP Area

Mallorca: Premium Catamaran Day or Sunset Trip with Food, Swimming & VIP Option

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Duration
4.5 hours
Cancellation
Free cancellation
Meal
Meal included
Run by
Sa Calma Boats

Overview

This Sa Calma Boats trip runs 4.5 hours from a meeting point in central Palma, and the boat itself is the main event. It is built around three ticketed areas: the open-access General deck, an exclusive Premium Terrace, and a top-level Sky VIP Lounge with sunbeds. Whichever area you pick, the route and the swim stop are the same.

The catamaran sails for about an hour across the Bay of Palma to Cala Vella, inside the Palma Marine Nature Reserve. There the boat anchors for a 1.5-hour stop: snorkeling, the onboard slide, a floating platform and a SUP. Lunch follows, with a 40-minute catering service on board, and each ticket includes one drink plus a catering menu that varies by area. Extra drinks can be bought at the pay-as-you-go bar.

It suits travellers who want a relaxed beach-club style day rather than a sailing expedition. Reviewers consistently praise the crew, the food and the long swim stop. The main decision is seating: one reviewer said the Premium seats on the back of the boat stay shaded all day, while VIP adds sunbeds, towels, snorkel gear and on-demand drink service for ages 18 and over only.

What's Included

Included

  • 4.5-Hour Catamaran Cruise from Palma
  • Sail to Cala Vella (marine reserve area)
  • 1.5-hour stop for swimming
  • Catering on board + drink (based on the area selected) See options for each area
  • Bar service (pay as you go)
  • Professional sailing crew
  • Fuel and sailing
  • Access to the selected area on board (General / Premium Terrace / Sky VIP Lounge)
  • Use of water slides and swim platform
  • Use of snorkeling equipment (€10 deposit)
  • On-board restroom

Not Included

  • Additional premium drinks (unless included in the selected area)
  • Towels (except in the VIP area, if specified)

Itinerary

  1. Meet in PalmaCheck in at the Sa Calma Boats meeting point in central Palma. Premium and VIP ticket holders get priority boarding.
  2. Sail the bayAround 1 hour of catamaran sailing across the Bay of Palma toward the marine reserve, with chill-out music and bar service.
  3. Cala Vella swim stopA 1.5-hour stop for snorkeling, the slide, the floating platform and SUP, weather permitting. Use of snorkel equipment carries a €10 deposit.
  4. Lunch on boardCatered lunch lasting about 40 minutes, with the menu depending on your ticket area. One drink is included.
  5. Return to PalmaSail back to the same Palma meeting point. The operator notes the itinerary can change with weather conditions.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points shape the day, from seating choices to what to pack.

  • Choose your seat. General tickets get the main deck, Premium the exclusive Premium Terrace, and VIP the top deck with sunbeds. One reviewer noted the Premium seats sit at the back of the boat and stay shaded all day, so sun-seekers may prefer the main deck. VIP sunbeds are two singles placed together, so solo travellers may share with another guest.
  • What to bring. The listing asks for a swimsuit, towel and sunscreen, with comfortable shoes suggested. Towels are only provided in the VIP area, so everyone else should bring their own. Outside food and drinks are not allowed on board.
  • Food and drink. Catering and one drink are included with every ticket, and several reviewers called the lunch good or delicious. The bar runs on a pay-as-you-go basis for anything beyond your included drink. VIP adds complimentary soft drinks and on-demand drink service.
  • Pace of the day. The day is unhurried, with one long swim stop and a leisurely lunch. Reviewers describe plenty of time for swimming and relaxing rather than a packed schedule. The swimming spot can be busy with passing boats, one guest noted.
  • Weather dependence. The slides and swimming areas only open during the Cala Vella stop, weather permitting, and the whole route can change with conditions. Check the forecast and be ready for the operator to adjust the plan.
  • Age limits. Premium and VIP tickets are restricted to guests aged 18 and over. Families with younger travellers should book General admission, which still covers the main deck, catering, the slide and the floating platform.

Common issues. A few reviewers said the ticket tiers and drink limits could be explained more clearly before boarding, so read the inclusions for each area carefully on the booking page. The VIP sunbeds are two singles pushed together, and solo travellers may be seated next to a stranger. One reviewer expected grilled meats at lunch, which were not offered. Pickup is not included, so you make your own way to the Palma meeting point, and the itinerary can shift with the weather. Snorkel equipment carries a deposit.

Common Questions

Is Food Included On The Catamaran Tour?

Yes. Every ticket includes a catered lunch on board plus one drink, either sangria, beer, a soft drink or water. The menu differs by area, with general, Premium and VIP catering options. Extra drinks are available at the pay-as-you-go bar, and you cannot bring your own food or beverages on board.

Is Hotel Pickup Included?

No, pickup is not included. The tour starts and ends at the Sa Calma Boats meeting point in central Palma, and travellers make their own way there. Premium and VIP ticket holders board with priority.

What Is The Difference Between General, Premium And VIP Tickets?

General covers the main deck, one drink, the general catering menu, the slide and the floating platform with SUP. Premium adds the exclusive Premium Terrace, a reserved seat and priority food service, for ages 18 and over. VIP adds the exclusive top deck with sunbeds, towels, snorkel gear, complimentary soft drinks and on-demand drink service, also for ages 18 and over.

How Long Is The Tour And How Much Time Is Spent Swimming?

The full trip lasts 4.5 hours. The itinerary includes 1 hour of catamaran sailing and a 1.5-hour stop at Cala Vella in the Palma Marine Nature Reserve, where the slides, snorkeling, floating platform and SUP are open, weather permitting. Lunch on board takes around 40 minutes.

Can I Cancel If My Plans Change?

Yes, the listing allows cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The listing does not state terms for cancellations inside that window. Weather can also change the itinerary, though the operator does not state a refund policy specifically for weather changes.

Is The Tour Suitable For Children?

Children can join on General admission, which includes the main deck, catering, the slide and the swim platform. The Premium Terrace and Sky VIP Lounge are restricted to guests aged 18 and over. The crew asks everyone to follow their safety instructions at all times.

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