We set sail towards the north of the island, heading for Cap Menorca , a wild and secluded area where nature reigns supreme. During the crossing, we'll sail alongside impressive cliffs and small sea caves , with the possibility of spotting eagles and, almost certainly, wild goats leaping among the rocks.

We will make a stop for a swim in the calm bay of Es Coll Baix , an enclave of crystal-clear waters surrounded by nature. On the return journey, always hugging the coast, we will circle an islet crowned by a lighthouse , pass by Alcanada Beach , and finish the excursion sailing alongside the Port of Alcudia .

We set sail for an exceptional area, declared a natural park and marine reserve , where nature is displayed in its purest form. During the voyage, you'll enjoy spectacular cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and pristine coves , with a stop for swimming and relaxation in this privileged setting.

The return journey takes place along the northern coast of Mallorca, sailing past the charming villages of Betlem , Colonia de Sant Pere and Son Serra de Marina , offering unique views and a peaceful and unforgettable experience.

We set sail for Formentor Beach , one of the most beautiful and iconic spots on the island. During the voyage, very close to the coast, you'll be able to admire impressive cliffs, sea caves, and hidden coves , as well as the rich local wildlife, where it's not uncommon to spot ospreys, falcons, cormorants, and even wild goats .

Formentor beach , we'll stop for an hour , perfect for swimming in crystal-clear waters, relaxing on the sand, or taking a pleasant stroll. On the return journey to Can Picafort , we'll make one last stop for a swim directly from the boat in a prime location, and with a bit of luck, we might even spot dolphins in their natural habitat .