Mallorca Catamaran Cruise with Scenic Views and BBQ Lunch

BBQ Lunch Or Dinner Included

Mallorca Catamaran Cruise with Scenic Views and BBQ Lunch

★ 4.1 130 reviews

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Duration
5 hours
Cancellation
Free cancellation
Meal
Meal included
Run by
Transports Maritims Brisa

Overview

This five-hour catamaran trip runs from Passeig Marítim in Alcúdia and works its way along the northern coast with a barbecue meal served on board. The boat carries up to 110 travellers and the routine is simple: cruise, drop anchor at a few coves for swimming, eat, and come back to the same jetty you left from.

The meal is a BBQ with pasta salad, bread and fresh fruit, plus two drinks per person chosen from orange juice, water or sangria. Extra drinks beyond the two included ones are not covered, though the listing notes you may bring your own food and drink on board.

The pace suits people who want sunbathing and relaxed swimming rather than a party boat. Reviewers describe it as chilled and easy, with friendly crew, though opinions on the music and crowd levels vary between sailings. It is not wheelchair accessible, and the route can change with wind and weather. Note that the meeting point is in Alcúdia, so allow enough time to get there from wherever you are staying.

What's Included

Included

  • 5 hours catamaran trip
  • Lunch or dinner: BBQ, pasta salad, bread, fresh fruit
  • 2 drinks during the meal (orange, water, sangria)

Not Included

  • Extra drinks

Itinerary

  1. Meet at Alcúdia marinaCheck in at Passeig Marítim 18, Alcúdia. The trip ends back at the same point.
  2. Board at Transports Maritims BRISABoarding takes place at the BRISA jetty, listed as a 5-minute element of the itinerary.
  3. Swim at Platja des Coll BaixA 20-minute stop at this beach, with admission included.
  4. Long stop at Cala MurtaThe longest stop, 1.5 hours, with admission included.
  5. Aucanada Beach and pass-bysA 20-minute free stop at Aucanada Beach, with Playa de Formentor and Cap de Formentor listed as pass-by points only, not stops.
  6. Return through Port d'AlcúdiaThe itinerary lists 2 hours 45 minutes at Port d'Alcúdia, before the trip finishes at the original meeting point in Alcúdia.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points come up again and again in reviews and in the listing's own advice.

  • Bring sun protection. The listing recommends suncream and a camera. Reviewers also mention good weather and warm water on their sailings, so sun protection is worth packing.
  • Cash for drinks. Two drinks come with the meal, but anything beyond that is paid. Reviewers mention drinks being an extra cost on board, so budget for the bar if you want more than the included ones.
  • Swim-focused pace. Most sailings include several swim stops, one long and the rest short.
  • Large group feel. Quieter sailings are luck of the draw.
  • Vegetarian options are thin. One reviewer eating vegetarian found little beyond bread and pasta salad, and another asked the operator to cater more for vegetarians. If you do not eat meat, the listing allows you to bring your own food on board.
  • Sea conditions. The listing warns the itinerary can change depending on wind, time or weather and safety reasons.

Common issues. The route is weather dependent and can change or be cancelled for safety, in which case the operator offers a different date or a full refund; a minimum number of travellers is also required, and the same rebooking or refund options apply if it is not met. The boat is not wheelchair accessible, though pushchairs are allowed. One reviewer reported that the sails were never raised on their sailing, so anyone expecting quiet travel under sail should check what the operator promises before booking. Full refunds require cancellation at least 24 hours before the start time. The listing does not state whether hotel pickup is offered, so check the booking page before assuming any transport beyond the meeting point in Alcúdia.

Common Questions

What Is Included In The Price?

The trip includes the five-hour catamaran cruise and a lunch or dinner of barbecue, pasta salad, bread and fresh fruit, plus two drinks during the meal chosen from orange juice, water or sangria. Swim stops are part of the day. Extra drinks are not included.

Where Does The Tour Start?

The meeting point is Passeig Marítim 18, in Alcúdia, and the trip ends back at the same spot. The listing does not state whether hotel pickup is offered, so check the booking page.

How Long Is The Trip?

The listing states five hours. One reviewer reported their sailing ran longer, so treat the listed time as approximate and avoid scheduling anything tight for straight afterwards.

Can I Bring My Own Food And Drinks?

Yes, the listing says you may bring your own food and drinks. There is also a bar on board selling drinks, which the listing describes as having inexpensive prices. Only the two drinks served with the meal are included.

Is It Suitable For Children Or People With Limited Mobility?

The boat is not wheelchair accessible, but pushchairs are allowed and the meeting point is near public transport. The listing says most travellers can participate, with no heart problems or other serious medical conditions. Much of the day is built around swimming, so bear that in mind when deciding who joins.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Inside that window no refund is given and changes are not accepted. The trip needs good weather and a minimum number of travellers, and if it is cancelled for either reason you are offered a different date or a full refund.

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