Mallorca Sea Paradise - Paseos en barco con fondo de cristal

Mallorca Sea Paradise organizes glass-bottom boat tours along the east coast of Mallorca. Tours depart from Cala Ratjada, Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Sa Coma, Porto Cristo, and Cales de Mallorca. On their glass-bottom catamarans, you’ll sail past coves, sea caves, cliffs, and crystal-clear waters, and on some routes, they’ll take you by sea to towns, markets, and beaches where you can disembark and return by boat later.

The Fleet

Four glass-bottom catamarans:

• Costa de Llevant
• Costa Balear
• New Sea Paradise
• Princesa Cat

On board, there is a bar, restrooms, a sun deck, and a climate-controlled lower deck from which you can see the seabed. You can swim from the boat using slides or ladders.

Coastal Routes

Route	Duration	Adults (+12)	Children (3–12)
The Most Natural Side of Mallorca: cliffs and rocky coastline	1.5 – 3 hrs	starting at 25 €	15 €
Sea caves and unspoiled coves	1.5 – 4 hrs	starting at 29 €	15 €
First Adventures at Sea: short routes for little ones	1 – 2.5 hrs	starting at 25 €	15 €

Children ages 0–2 ride free. You choose the port and schedule when you book.

Shore Excursions

Here, the boat is also your mode of transportation: it takes you there and back.

• Mediterranean Charm: charming towns along the east coast.
• Tradition and the Sea: traditional markets.
• Dream Beaches: beaches to spend the day at.

All starting at 25 € for adults and 15 € for children.

Office Hours

Season	Hours
April – October	8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
November – March	8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

The East Coast of Mallorca

The Mallorcan east coast features a mix of rocky cliffs, narrow coves with turquoise waters (Cala Varques, Cala Magraner, Cala Virgili), and sea caves. Many of these coves can only be seen clearly from the sea. Thanks to the crystal-clear water, you can also see Posidonia seagrass beds, schools of fish, and rocky seabeds without getting wet.

Tips

• Choose the port closest to your hotel: there are departures from six ports.
• Bring a swimsuit and towel if your tour includes a stop for swimming.
• With young children, the short “First Adventures” route is perfect.
• If you get seasick, stay on the lower deck and look toward the horizon.

What to Choose?

• Families with young children: First Adventures at Sea.
• Landscape and caves: Sea Caves and Untouched Coves.
• Full-day plan: a route that includes a stop at a village or market.

What you’ll see through the glass

• Posidonia meadows, the marine plant that keeps the water so clear in the Balearic Islands.
• Schools of Mediterranean fish: white seabream, gilthead seabream, castanets, and flatfish.
• Rocky seabeds with sea urchins, starfish, and, if you’re lucky, an octopus.

What to Bring

• Swimsuit and towel if your tour includes a stop for swimming.
• Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen: the sun is intense on deck.
• A light jacket for early morning departures or the afternoon return trip.
• Camera: the caves and cliffs along the eastern coast are very photogenic.

Who Each Route Is For

Route	Ideal for
The Most Natural Side of Mallorca	Those who want to see cliffs and scenery
Sea Caves and Untouched Coves	Those looking for the most beautiful coves on the eastern coast
First Adventures	Families with young children

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the tours depart from? From Cala Ratjada, Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Sa Coma, Porto Cristo, and Cales de Mallorca.

Do babies have to pay? No, children ages 0–2 ride for free.

Can you go swimming? Yes, on routes with a stop, a slide, or a ladder.

How do I make a reservation? On their website, at [email protected], or by calling 971 81 06 00.