Cabrera Island boat trip in Majorca from Colonia Sant Jordi

Cabrera Tour Premium Details

• Cabrera Boat Trip Premium (6 hours) - per person (age 13+) 67.-€
• Cabrera Boat Trip Premium (6 hours) - per child (age 3 to 12) 35.-€
• Cabrera Boat Trip Premium (6 hours) - per infant (age 0 to 2) 0.-€

Cabrera Tour Fast Details

• Cabrera Boat Trip Fast (3 hours) - per person (age 13+) 55.-€
• Cabrera Boat Trip Fast (3 hours) - per child (age 3 to 12) 32.-€
• Cabrera Boat Trip Fast (3 hours) - per infant (age 0 to 2) 0.-€

Option 1: Cabrera Boat Trip Premium

The Premium Tour to Cabrera includes the sea route around the island on board one of our speedboats (capacity 47 or 35 people). Approximately 1.45 hours after leaving Colonia Sant Jordi, we arrive at the port of Cabrera and are greeted by a National Park guide who will explain the different routes to be taken on the island. You can spend around 3 hours on Cabrera, visiting the fortress, the museum, the archaeological site, the lighthouse and the botanical garden. At the agreed time, we will meet again at the harbour and set off for Sa Cova Blava (Blue Cave), where you can take a refreshing dip in the cave if the weather is clear. We then return to Colonia Sant Jordi.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 6 hours
• Hours: 12:15 PM
• Months: 28th of March - October
• Pick-up not included
• Starting points: Colónia de Sant Jordi
• Extra: Snorkel rental (15€) and binoculars (50€)

Included

• Skipper, fuel, boat ride

Option 2: Cabrera Boat Trip Fast

After leaving the port of Colonia de Sant Jordi, we arrive at Na Foradada, the first island of the Cabrera archipelago. The trip takes about 25 minutes (with a boat for 47 people or 35 people). We circle Cabrera and enjoy the scenery of the 19 islands. In the port of Cabrera we dock for a short stay of about 20 minutes and continue on to Sa Cova (Blue Cave), where we enter - weather and sea conditions permitting - and make a brief stop for a swim. Afterwards, we return to Colonia Sant Jordi.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 3 hours
• Hours: 12:15 PM
• Months: 28th of March - October
• Pick-up not included
• Starting points: Colónia de Sant Jordi
• Extra: Snorkel rental (15€) and binoculars (50€)

Included

• Skipper, fuel, boat ride

Detailed description

Cabrera Boat Trip from Colonia Sant Jordi

As the crow flies, Mallora is 15 kilometres from the Cabrera Nature Reserve. When the weather is good, the archipelago off the south-east coast is clearly visible and attracts the curiosity of many visitors. Excursion boats run daily between the port of Colonia Sant Jordi and the archipelago. It takes a good 30 minutes to cross or circumnavigate the archipelago by speedboat. Cabrera is considered to be one of the last natural paradises in the Balearic Islands and is therefore under special protection. This also means that the number of visitors who can "land" on the island is limited. A visit to Cabrera is a journey into the history of Mallorca, as the island and its inhabitants are largely left to the mercy of nature.

Visitors to Cabrera have a choice of several excursions. If you are interested in the nature and history of the island and want to spend a little more time getting to know it, the 6-hour Premium Tour is recommended. It includes a round trip of the archipelago and a 3-hour stay on Cabrera. A ranger from the Nature Reserve will meet you at the harbour and give you a brief introduction to the island's "house rules". You will have the opportunity to visit the castle and museum of Cabrera, the archaeological excavations, the French monument, the lighthouse of Ensiola, the botanical garden or the beaches of Sa Platgeta and s'Espalmador.

Although Cabrera is only a few square metres in size, it is home to a huge variety of plant and animal species. The archipelago is surrounded by crystal clear waters and the beaches are made up of sand, stones and pebbles. Snorkelling on Cabrera is becoming increasingly popular because of this biodiversity, and boat trips from Colonia Sant Jordi include a snorkelling stop at Cabrera Blue Grotto.