Ride Experiences - Excursiones en moto de agua en Mallorca

Ride Experiences organizes jet ski tours along the coast of Mallorca from three of its own bases: Santa Ponsa, Camp de Mar, and Cala d’Or. The tours are led by a certified instructor, and you don’t need a boating license, making them an easy way to discover coves that can’t be reached by land. They use 2023 Sea-Doo GTX jet skis, which are inspected daily.

Bases and Routes

Base	Route Destinations
Santa Ponsa	Cala Llamps, Cala Fornells, Peguera, Cala Monjo, and the island of Sa Dragonera
Camp de Mar	The same coves in the southwest and Sa Dragonera
Cala d’Or	Cala Ferrera, Cala Mondragó, and Cala Serena

Tours

• 30-minute and 1-hour tours.
• Sunset tours.
• Daily hours: 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m..

What’s Included

• Certified instructor to guide the group.
• Fuel.
• Wetsuits.
• Photos from the tour.

Requirements

• Minimum age: 16 years old to drive.
• No boating license required: the tour is always led by an instructor.
• Each jet ski can accommodate a driver and a passenger.

Other Activities

Ride Experiences also rents water toys and organizes ATV tours around the island.

Before Hopping on the Jet Ski

Some general tips for enjoying the tour safely:

• Listen to the initial briefing: acceleration, braking, turning, and the instructor’s signals.
• Always wear your life jacket and keep the safety key (man overboard) tied to your wrist.
• Keep your distance from the jet ski in front of you and follow the guide’s wake.
• Respect the marked swimming areas: jet skis are not allowed to enter.
• Protect yourself from the sun: sunglasses with a strap, water-resistant sunscreen, and something to drink when you’re done.
• You don’t need to be an expert: the routes are tailored to the group, and the instructor sets the pace.

When to Go

The best time to go is from May to October, when the sea is calmest in the morning. Sunset tours are the most popular in the summer, so it’s best to book in advance.

The Coves of the Southwest

Starting from Santa Ponsa and Camp de Mar, the route winds along one of Mallorca’s most rugged coastlines: Cala Fornells and Peguera, with their pine trees reaching down to the water; Cala Llamps and its turquoise waters; Cala Monjo; and the silhouette of Sa Dragonera, the island that marks the western tip of Mallorca and is a natural park. It is a coastline with many hidden spots that can only be reached by sea.

The Coves of the Southeast

From Cala d’Or, the route passes through Cala Ferrera, Cala Serena, and Cala Mondragó—the latter located within a natural park, featuring crystal-clear waters and a low-lying coastline of rocks and pine forests. It’s a quieter area, perfect for those who want to combine jet-skiing with postcard-perfect scenery.

Who It’s For

For couples and groups of friends looking for a unique vacation activity, for those who have never driven a jet ski and want to try it with an instructor, and for those who want to see Mallorca’s coastline from the sea in a short amount of time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a license to drive a jet ski? No. The tours are led by a certified instructor and do not require a boating license.

Where do the tours depart from? From Santa Ponsa (Vía de la Creu, 46), Camp de Mar, and Cala d’Or.

What is the minimum age requirement? 16 years old to operate the jet ski.

What’s included in the tour? Instructor, fuel, wetsuit, and photos.

What jet skis do you use? 2023 Sea-Doo GTX models, serviced daily.