4 Snorkeling Cruises in Spain Worth Booking

1.El Arenal, Mallorca: Bay of Palma Boat Tour with Snorkeling

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 2,005 reviews · 2 hours · from $39Our pick

Spend two hours aboard a traditional Mallorcan boat from El Arenal, cruising past Cala Vella, Cap Rocat, and Cala Blava before stopping to swim and snorkel. Expect music, a bar, friendly multilingual staff, and roughly 30 to 40 minutes in the water.

“Swimming in the water was so fun!! We were significantly younger than most others so there should be a time for only young cool people because that would be really fun 😎 we ❤️ Iván”

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2.Palma Bay: Boat Tour with BBQ, Snorkelling, & Sunset Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 1,047 reviews · 3 hours · from $69

Spend three hours aboard the Super Delfin Verde from Palma Bay, swimming near Cala Vella or the marine reserve, eating a BBQ meal, and enjoying music with crew members such as Roger, Juan Diego, and Santi. Choose a daytime cruise or a sunset sailing, with snorkeling gear and one drink included.

“Very nice trip with the boat and the crew is very attentive. It would have been great if it was longer than only 3 hour and staying at more bays to spend some more time swiming but anyway it was very good to have lunch and drinks.”

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3.Palma de Mallorca: Palma Bay Boat Tour with Snorkeling

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 440 reviews · 3 hours · from $47

Spend three hours aboard the wooden Barca Samba, cruising Palma Bay with views of Palma Cathedral and the Tramuntana Mountains. Swim or snorkel at a southern Mallorca anchorage, eat Mediterranean homemade pizza, and enjoy music from the resident DJ. Water is included, but bring your own snorkel gear.

“Amazing fun, great staff who embraced the spirit, nice lunch and swimming and the DJ was perfect.”

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4.Sailing trip and swim in the bay of Dénia on a catamaran

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 61 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $24Best value

Join Mundo Marino at Dénia’s port for a two-hour sailing trip toward Cabo de San Antonio. The crew handles the navigation, then stops at a weather-dependent spot for swimming. The catamaran carries up to 124 people and suits families, couples, and groups.

“Attractive activity with walk and swim in the sea. With slide and waterfall areas, With staffAuto-translated”

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