Sea Riders Mallorca - Alquiler de barcos y day charter en Cala d'Or

Sea Riders Mallorca is a boat rental and day charter company in southeastern Mallorca, with departures from Marina Cala d’Or and Porto Petro. It offers unlicensed and licensed boats, as well as private charters with or without a captain—ranging from small boats for exploring the coast on your own to private crewed yachts. It’s a local team: they know every cove and help you choose the boat and itinerary that best suit your group.

What’s Included

• Transparent pricing: boat, cleaning, insurance, and taxes included. Fuel is listed separately.
• Free transportation: Check availability for pickup and drop-off at the marina.
• Local team with departures from Marina Cala d’Or and Porto Petro.

Rental Without a License

Boats designed for those who don’t have a license and want to experience being at the helm. They’re easy to handle after a brief explanation and are perfect for exploring nearby coves at your own pace.

Charter with a license

More powerful boats for those with a boating license who want to go further.

Private Day Charter

The most convenient option: hop on board, relax, and let the skipper take you to hidden coves. Day charters include:

• Professional skipper.
• Drinks and snacks.
• Paddleboarding.
• Snorkeling gear.

Their charter fleet includes boats such as the Rodman 38 Cruiser, Sea Ray 455 Sundancer, and Menorquin Yacht 160.

Sunset Experience

Two hours at sunset with a skipper and fuel included—a special way to end the day.

Coves to Discover

The coast between Cala d’Or and Santanyí features some of Mallorca’s most beautiful coves:

• Cala Mondragó: a natural park with crystal-clear waters.
• Cala Sa Nau: crystal-clear water, ideal for swimming.
• Cala Esmeralda: a small cove next to Cala d’Or.
• Cala Serena: secluded and very photogenic.
• Porto Petro: a traditional port, a great stop along the coast.
• Es Pontàs: the famous natural arch of Santanyí.

Planning Tools

Its website features a map of coves with approximate distances, marine weather information for the area (wind, waves, visibility, and water temperature), and a coastal navigation chart. These are for general guidance only and are not a substitute for official charts or AEMET advisories.

Tips Before You Set Out

• Check the wind: When the Levante wind is blowing, the coves along this coast can get choppy. The skipper or crew will recommend the best route.
• Anchor on sand, never on Posidonia seagrass: it’s protected.
• Bring water, sunscreen, and something warm for the return trip if you set out in the afternoon.

Which Boat to Choose

• Couple or small family without a boating license: a license-free boat to explore Cala d’Or, Cala Esmeralda, and Cala Gran at your own pace.
• Group with a license: a licensed motorboat to go further, all the way to Cala Mondragó or Es Pontàs.
• Celebration or group looking to relax: a private day charter with a skipper, drinks, snacks, paddleboarding, and snorkeling.
• Special end to the day: the two-hour Sunset experience at dusk.

Mondragó Natural Park

Very close to Cala d’Or is the Mondragó Natural Park, with white-sand coves, pine forests, and crystal-clear waters. From the sea, you can see a coastline that’s much less accessible by land. Remember to stay within the marked swimming areas and anchor on sandy bottoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make a reservation? Via WhatsApp, by phone, or using the form on their website, specifying the date, number of people, and the experience you’re looking for. They’ll respond with a no-obligation proposal.

Do I need experience to operate the boat without a license? No. They’ll explain how to operate the boat before you set out.

Is insurance included? Yes. The price includes the boat, cleaning, insurance, and taxes. Fuel is charged separately.

Is transportation to the marina provided? Yes, they offer free transportation (check availability).