Cabrera & Blue Cave Excursion in Mallorca (Colonia Sant Jordi)

Cabrera boat trip with shore leave + blue grotto

• Cabrera Island Tour Classic with shore leave (6h) - per adult (from 13 yrs.) 55.-€
• Cabrera Island Tour Classic with shore leave (6h) - per child (3 to 12 yrs.) 30.-€
• Cabrera Island Tour Classic with shore leave (6h) - per child (0 to 2 yrs.) 0.-€

Booking option: 6 hours Cabrera boat trip with shore stop off

The day trip to Cabrera begins with the crossing from Colonia Sant Jordi, which takes either 25 minutes (boat up to 47 passengers) or 45 minutes (boat up to 80 passengers). The first stop is Na Foradada, the entrance to the Cabrera archipelago. A short time later we arrive at the jetty where we are met by a National Park ranger who will give us information about the different tours on the island. You can spend a couple of hours walking around the island, visiting the castle or the Cabrera Museum. You can swim and snorkel on the quiet beaches of Cabrera before taking a boat to the famous "Cueva Azul", the Blue Grotto of Cabrera. Weather permitting, we stop here for a swim in the clear blue waters.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 6 hours
• Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Journey time: 25 minutes with our 47 pax boat or 45 minutes with our 80 pax boat.
• Days: daily
• Months: 28th of March - mid- October
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Pick-up not included
• Starting points: Colónia de Sant Jordi

Detailed description

Excursion to Cabrera & the Blue Grotto

Visit the protected Cabrera Archipelago off the coast of Mallorca! Dive into the crystal clear waters of the "Blue Grotto", marvel at unspoilt beaches, bird colonies and fishing grounds. Cabrera boats carry the Spanish Blue Flag, which guarantees that all Cabrera excursions are carried out in accordance with strict environmental regulations.

Cabrera's rich history and stunning natural beauty make it an ideal destination at the gateway to Mallorca. Thanks to the modern and fast fleet of boats, the crossing takes a maximum of 45 minutes (depending on the type of boat), leaving plenty of time to explore the island. Of course, all trips to Cabrera include a stop at the famous Blue Grotto, with its shimmering blue waters.

Cabrera is a protected nature reserve because of its endemic flora and fauna and the huge Neptune grass meadows off the coast. Strict regulations (only a limited number of boats are allowed to enter Cabrera each day) have helped to preserve this unique natural beauty, so you can enjoy swimming and snorkelling in crystal clear waters with a wide variety of species. Cabrera also offers beautiful, unspoilt countryside and stunning, tranquil natural beaches. Relaxation is guaranteed on a trip to Cabrera!