Getting a good look at Mallorca’s north coast without spending hours on land can be a real treat, and this speedboat tour from Soller offers just that. It’s a lively, scenic ride that promises stunning views, refreshing swims, and a peek into some of the island’s most beautiful coastal spots. Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, or part of a small group, this trip hits the high notes of Mallorca’s marine charm.
What we really like about this tour is its balance of adventure and relaxation. The thrill of zipping along the coastline in a speedboat is genuinely fun, especially if you love a little adrenaline. Plus, the stops at secluded swimming spots — with crystal-clear waters — make it perfect for cooling off and enjoying nature. On top of that, the guide’s knowledge and friendly vibe get rave reviews.
However, keep in mind that this isn’t the best choice if you’re looking for a long, leisurely cruise or are prone to seasickness. The tour is relatively short at just 2 hours, so it’s more of a quick, energetic splash than a full-day adventure. If you’re after a taste of Mallorca’s coast with a bit of fun on the water, this trip is likely to suit you well.
It’s especially ideal for those who want to experience some of the island’s top sights from a different perspective—by sea—and enjoy swimming in beautiful spots. Outdoor lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone craving a lively, scenic outing will probably find this worth the price.
Key Points

- Quick but packed: A 2-hour trip that offers a lively, scenic experience.
- Great value: For around $54, you get a fun speedboat ride, multiple stops, and snorkeling gear.
- Beautiful scenery: Coastline views, caves, waterfalls, and coves that are postcard-worthy.
- Swim and snorkel: Two stops specifically designed for water activities in clear, inviting waters.
- Knowledgeable guides: Friendly crew that keeps the trip engaging and informative.
- Weather dependent: The trip can be rescheduled or refunded if sea conditions aren’t suitable.
The Experience in Detail

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Starting Out from Soller
The adventure begins at the port of Soller, a charming town with a classic Mediterranean vibe. The meeting point is straightforward, and you’ll want to arrive about 15 minutes early to get settled. Once onboard, the boat’s engine roars to life, and you’re off across the azure waters of Mallorca’s north coast.
The crew, usually bilingual in English and Spanish, sets the tone with friendly, clear communication. Many reviews highlight how well the guides know the area — not just about the sights but also sharing little tidbits about local history and natural features, which adds a layer of interest to the ride.
Coastal Highlights and Cave Exploration
The first notable feature is entering the Torrent of Na Mora, a dramatic waterway that carves through the coast. You’ll get a sense of Mallorca’s rugged, dramatic landscape right from the start. The boat then visits a cave, a brief but exciting peek into the island’s geological features. Many travelers mention how close the boat can get to the caves, which adds to the thrill.
The Secluded Bay of Sa Costera
Next up is Sa Costera, a tiny, quiet bay in the Sierra de Tramuntana — a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, you’ll find an old electricity factory and a small waterfall, perfect for a swim of around 25 minutes. The water is described as crystal-clear, ideal for cooling off after the speedboat’s bumpy ride. Several reviewers, including Jordan, appreciated the chance to see a less touristy spot and enjoy some peaceful swimming.
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Before arriving at Sa Calobra, the boat makes a stop at Cala Tuent, a stunning cove famed for its striking scenery. It’s a break that gives you time to unwind, take photos, and appreciate the dramatic mountain backdrop. The water here is also clear, and many travelers say it’s a highlight of the trip.
Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis
The final stop is Sa Calobra, a famous spot where the Torrent de Pareis meets the sea. Many reviews describe swimming in the pristine waters in front of this impressive gorge. It’s often praised for its beauty — a true highlight for lovers of natural scenery. You’ll have time to swim, relax, and take in the incredible cliffs towering above. Snorkel masks are provided, so you can get a closer look at the underwater life, which many find adds to the fun.
The Water Activities
Throughout the trip, you’ll find snorkel masks available for all passengers. This is a big plus for anyone keen on exploring marine life or just dabbling in some easy snorkeling. The water is often described as inviting and clear, making it a highlight for water lovers.
The Practical Side: What to Expect

Duration and Group Size
This is a short but lively 2-hour experience, which makes it manageable even for those with tight schedules. The group size varies, but many reviews note a small, friendly vibe — often around 10-12 people. That means you get enough space on the boat and a more personalized experience.
Price and Value
At about $54 per person, the tour offers solid value, especially considering the multiple stops, the snorkeling gear, and the scenic boat ride. Several reviewers mention how they felt it was worth the money, with some even saying they’d do it again. The quick duration makes it a good option if you want a memorable experience without committing a whole day.
Weather and Sea Conditions
Weather can impact the trip — if conditions aren’t good, the trip might be rescheduled or refunded (full refunds are available if the trip can’t go ahead). The boat ride can be bumpy, especially in windy conditions, so if you’re prone to seasickness, it’s worth considering. The ride is described as exciting and sometimes a bit bumpy, with some travelers noting the captain manages the boat skillfully.
Accessibility and Suitability
This tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility impairments, and kids need to be sturdy enough for the boat’s lively ride. One review mentions that very young children might find it a bit too much, especially if they’re not comfortable with fast, bumpy rides.
Authentic Traveler Insights

Many reviews emphasize the professionalism and friendliness of the crew. Maria raves about the “excellent service and staff very nice,” while others like Pat mention how great it was to see the coast from the water. Several mention how the trip offers a different perspective of Mallorca’s beaches, especially because they tend to be crowded on land.
The boat’s speed and the stops for swimming are frequently highlighted as the best parts — a perfect combo of excitement and relaxation. The guide’s local knowledge and friendly attitude seem to make the experience stand out.
Some reviews also highlight the importance of bringing sunscreen and a hat, as there’s no shade on the boat. The open-air design amplifies the sun’s rays, so sun protection is key.
Who Should Consider This Tour?
This speedboat trip is ideal for adventurous travelers who want a quick, energetic way to see Mallorca’s coastline. It’s perfect for those who enjoy water activities, like swimming and snorkeling, and are comfortable in a lively boat environment. If you’re traveling with kids, make sure they’re old enough to handle the ride’s speed and bumps — very young children or those sensitive to motion might find it less suitable.
People seeking a small-group, personalized experience with knowledgeable guides will appreciate the friendly crew and the quality of stops. It’s also a good choice if you want to avoid the crowds at popular beaches, since many of the stops are in quieter, less accessible spots.
The Sum Up
If you’re after a fun, scenic, and active way to explore Mallorca’s stunning northern coast, this speedboat tour offers a compelling option. The combination of exhilarating boat rides, beautiful swimming spots, and interesting coastal features makes it a memorable experience for many travelers. The value for money is clear, especially considering the multiple stops and snorkeling gear included.
While it’s not a leisurely cruise and might not suit everyone — especially those with mobility issues or very young children — it’s perfect for outdoor lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and those wanting a quick but meaningful taste of the island’s marine beauty. The friendly guides, breathtaking scenery, and fun water activities are what make this trip stand out.
For anyone looking to add a splash of excitement to their Mallorca trip without a huge time commitment, this tour is definitely worth considering.
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“What an amazing tour. Very punctual, excellent service and staff very nice. The speedboat was so much fun and beaches beautiful! Well work the mone…”
FAQ

How long is the tour?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours, making it a quick but engaging activity that fits well into a day’s itinerary.
What is included in the price?
The tour includes the speedboat ride, visits to several interesting points along the coast, and snorkel equipment for all passengers.
Can I cancel if the weather is bad?
Yes, if weather or sea conditions prevent the boat from leaving the port, the trip will be rescheduled or fully refunded. Cancelling up to 24 hours in advance also ensures a full refund.
Is there a minimum age for kids?
While not explicitly stated, some reviews suggest very young children (under around 8 years old) might find the ride too bumpy or fast. Make sure your children are comfortable on a lively speedboat.
What should I bring?
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and possibly a towel. There’s no shade on the boat, and the sun can be intense.
Is it suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, this tour is not recommended for travelers with mobility impairments due to the nature of the boat and the stops involved.
How crowded is the tour?
Group sizes tend to be small, often around 10-12 people, which creates a friendly, intimate atmosphere.
What’s the best time to go?
Check the availability for start times, but mornings often offer calmer waters and less crowded spots. Remember to arrive 15 minutes early.
If you’re craving an energetic, picturesque way to see Mallorca from the water, this speedboat trip should definitely be on your list. Just pack some sunscreen, hold on tight, and get ready for a fun ride!
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