Full day boat tour transfers & lunch included

Bring your own snorkel equipment. Towel and sunscreen. They serve a nice helping of paella cooked on the boat. Very nice and helpful crew.

Fantastic excursion that was easy to book clear communication regarding pick up details and payment. Great trip, would recommend...

Great service from start to finish - Great day out!. Well looked after for the entire day. Thoroughly enjoyable

My partner and I had to reschedule our fantastic trip due to unfavorable weather on the originally planned day. We set sail from Cuitadella Port, admiring stunning scenery, including breathtaking beaches. Our first destination was Cala Turqueta, where we soaked up the sun for 2 hours and treated ourselves to a coconut from a skilled Spanish fruit seller. We indulged in a delicious plate of Paella and non-alcoholic drinks aboard the boat before reaching Playa Arenal De son Saura, another gorgeous beach where we spent an hour and a half. The boat trip was highly enjoyable, blessed with perfect weather. On our return, we savored lemonade and gin.

Wonderful experience! We were expecting beautiful sceneries, but a crowded boat and bad food from some of the reviews we read. But we can only say positive things about our day. Super stable boat, amazing sceneries with a captain that brings you close to sites, great stops in amazing places, super good paela (but not enough at the first serving and no more for a second plate). But here is the tip - arrived very very early (at leats 45 minutes prior to departure time). we were second in the queue and had our choice of table/seat - we choose an upper deck table without sun. The people who arrived later/late were crowded downstairs or on the open front deck in the sun the whole day.

The views where amazing. We really enjoyed. The food was great and our guide was very helpful. Definitely worth!!

As a group of 4 adults and 3 children we had a wonderful day on the fiesta transfers were on time boat was clean and the staff were really good paella was delicious and all in all a wonderful day

Small boat for too many people. Would benefit from having half the amount of people on the trip, that would give everyone the option to sit outside and not all cramped together. The food was good, but drinks were very expensive.

This was a very classical boat trip as I know it from other islands and this how I rate it. For me and my 5 year old son the goal was to see more of the island in an easy and pleasant way - by boat. And this is what we got - we could see how the beach looks like on the south-west and we made a stop at two. First one was already a beautiful start but the second one is a real paradise in the Mediterranean. Of course there are some other guests there and it is no hideaway but if you expect a full beach and then find plenty of space on the beach and in the sea it is a nice surprise. What exceed my expectations was the fact that at both stops we could get off the boat easily and take our stuff with us to the beach - I actually thought we will have to jump off the boat for a swim. Could be fun too but maybe not so nice for small children and their parents. And the staff is nice and friendly, the paelia was really tasty and even the music was a great mix for the setting. I would love to have the same crew and setting go to discover the rest of the island. What I would add : - a comfortable way to jump to the water from the boat and climb back up - a bit of a prolonged journey to also see Cala Galdana - just to pass by, no stops needed

We've been on this excursion a couple of times now, both times we were landed at the beaches of Son Suara in the morning, and Cala Turqueta in the afternoon. Son Suara is a very remote long crescent of powder sand. Plenty of space for everyone that disembarks from the boat. Lunch of Paella followed with some sangira, then on to Cala Turqueta. This is a much smaller, but beautiful cove. It does get crowded with a boat load of 200, but you will still find space to lay your towels. I wouldn't want to spend every day of my holidays on a crowded Cala Turqueta, but the experience of visiting is not to be missed. The sea can get quite choppy, and if you're not used to saiing, best to stay downstairs in the centre of the boat to minimise the motions, and to be best protected from the sun. Next time we are in Menorca, we would probably go on this excursion again - it's a great way to fill a whole day.