Routes · Mallorca · Balearics
Where Limitless takes you
Every route is shaped around your group — the destinations below are a starting point, not a fixed menu. Half-day swims in the nearest bays, full days down the coast, or multi-day crossings to the neighbouring islands: tell the crew your dates and what you're after, and you'll get a realistic plan for your trip.
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Close to Palma — half-day coves
The sheltered, turquoise bays of the southwest, all within an easy morning: Portals Vells and its sea caves, the Illes Malgrats marine reserve off El Toro, and the deep, calm blue of Cala Llamp.
Down the coast — full days
Longer, settled-weather runs to Mallorca's finest beaches and reserves: Sa Dragonera's island wilderness, the dramatic inlet of Cala Pi, the Caribbean sand of Es Trenc, the protected archipelago of Cabrera, and the photographed coves of the southeast.
Beyond Mallorca — multi-day
Sleep aboard and reach further: the mountainous northwest coast, a full circumnavigation of the island, and crossings to Ibiza and Formentera or quiet Menorca.
Half-day
Portals VellsThe easy first bay — clear water and cool sea caves, barely half an hour from the marina.
El Toro & Illes MalgratsTwo protected islets and the best snorkelling within easy reach of Palma.
Cala LlampDeep blue water under the cliffs near Port d'Andratx, away from the crowds.
Full day
Sa Dragonera & Sant ElmAn uninhabited island reserve at the western tip of Mallorca, all cliffs and clear channels.
Cala PiA dramatic sliver of a cove cut deep into the southern cliffs.
Es TrencThe island's most famous stretch of wild, white sand and unreal turquoise water.
Cabrera National ParkMallorca's protected archipelago — a marine national park most people never reach.
Caló des Moro & Cala FigueraThe most photographed cove in Mallorca — and far better from the water than the queue on the cliff.
Multi-day
West Coast — Sa Foradada, Port de Sóller & Cala TuentThe wild Tramuntana side of the island — cliffs, mountain villages and deep, cold-blue water.
Mallorca CircumnavigationThe complete island, coast to coast, at your own pace over several days.
Ibiza & FormenteraCross to the Pityusic islands — Ibiza's energy and Formentera's Caribbean sandbanks.
Menorca CrossingThe quiet Balearic — untouched coves and one of the world's great natural harbours.
Message the captain and crew with your dates — they'll suggest the route that fits.