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Platja Del Coll Baix, Mallorca, Spain
Experience an unforgettable sunrise cruise aboard our ship from Mallorca, where you will enjoy the serene beauty of the sea as the sun rises and witness playful dolphins in their natural environment. Upon returning, we offer a scenic stop at Es Coll Baix.
Embark on a serene dawn voyage from Port d'Alcudia aboard our luxurious ship, set sail under the breathtaking light of sunrise, and experience the tranquility of the ocean's embrace. With every turn of the compass, prepare for a high likelihood of encountering playful dolphins as they gracefully glide through the crystal-clear waters.
Our journey takes us towards the imposing cliffs of Cabo Formentor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled within the verdant heart of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. Here, you'll witness the stunning juxtaposition of rugged terrain and pristine coastal beauty.
As we navigate these picturesque shores, keep your eyes peeled for the elusive marine mammals. Our specially designed vessel offers unparalleled opportunities to observe these creatures in their natural environment, providing a unique and unforgettable experience.
Upon reaching Es Coll Baix, a hidden gem known for its unspoiled sand and lush surroundings, disembark and immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of this secluded cove. Take advantage of the opportunity to swim or relax in the azure waters before returning to Port d'Alcudia.
Your sunrise cruise concludes here, but the memories will linger long after the final bow has been cast ashore. Experience the magic of nature, the thrill of adventure, and the pure joy of discovery during this enchanting exploration.
Highlights | Marvel at the majestic cliffs of Cabo Formentor. Get up close to the dolphins as they swim in their natural habitat. Visit the idyllic beach Es Coll Baix and relax with a dip in the water. Customize your trip with optional pickup and drop-off from your hotel. |
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Includes | Cruise Guide: Water Hotel Pickup and Drop-Off (If Option Selected) |
Not suitable for | Persons below the age of three years |
Free cancellation
For cancellations made up to two days prior, a full refund will be available.
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Duration 3 hours
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Pickup optional
The activity is accessible via a pick-up service located within the Can Picafort, Puerto de Pollença, and Playa de Muro regions. The pick-up point will be arranged approximately 30-45 minutes prior to the tour based on the participant's geographical proximity. Confirmation of the precise pick-up time will be communicated by the activity provider prior to the scheduled departure.
Maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible by booking your place and paying nothing immediately.
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Passengers can enjoy the serene beauty of the sea as the sun sets, witness playful dolphins in their natural environment, and explore the charming villages along the coast.
Our specially designed vessel offers unmatched opportunities to observe marine mammals in their natural environment, ensuring passengers have a unique and unforgettable experience.
The itinerary includes a scenic stop at Es Coll Baix, a hidden gem known for its unspoiled sand and lush surroundings.
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