A boat day that feels all yours. I love the private charter setup and the included water toys, from SUP to the 3-seat donut ride, plus a homemade pasta lunch in the middle of Mallorca’s best coastline. The only real catch: you’ll want cash for extra fuel/optional add-ons, and you must WhatsApp the captain ahead of time to lock the exact meet-up.

This is the kind of outing that works for families and party groups because the crew keeps it safe and keeps it fun. You might be looked after by skippers such as Christian or Borja, while Pedro Yllera handles the overall coordination.

It runs about four and a half hours, year-round, and even if the weather turns, you’re not stuck guessing what to wear because wetsuits and jackets are provided.

Key Things I’d Plan Around

• Private boat for your group with a skipper at the wheel
• 12+ coves plus quick photo stops that still feel like a real itinerary
• SUP, seascooter/Subwing, and snorkel gear included for active time on the water
• Lunch and drinks onboard: homemade pasta and a cold box with drinks
• 3-seat donut ride in Magaluf & Palmanova for pure adrenaline
• Weather-ready setup with wetsuits/jackets, canopy, changing area, and onboard WC

Starting Point at Puerto Portals: Lucy Wang Dock Details

Your day begins at Puerto Portals, at the mooring marked 279 in front of the Lucy Wang dock (last moorings). It’s not just a vague “meet at the port” situation, which matters because boats are fast and schedules get tight.

One more key thing: you’ll need to message the captain on WhatsApp before the charter to confirm timings and the meet-up spot. Plan to do this even if you think you already have the details. It’s the difference between a smooth morning and a small scramble near the docks.

If you’re bringing a group, this also helps everyone stay on the same page. You’re all going to the same dock number, and the crew can line up your departure with minimal waiting.

The Boat and Crew Setup: Capelli Power + Real Amenities

This is a private charter on a Capelli high-speed boat (500CV) with a skipper. The important part is not the marketing. It’s that this boat is built for moving between coves quickly without turning your day into a long waiting game.

Onboard, you’ll also find practical gear that makes a difference once you’re out on the water:

• Canopy for shade
• Changing area (and private changing rooms if it rains)
• Marine WC
• A cold box for drinks

And yes, you should expect music onboard, plus the chance to take photos from the water as the coastline changes every few minutes. That “everything is happening” feeling is why this works better than slow boat sightseeing.

Water Toys That Actually Make the Day: SUP, Seascooter/Subwing, Snorkel

This isn’t a sit-back-only cruise. The whole point is that you get real time using the gear.

Included toys include:

• Seascooter (1000W) with 3 batteries
• Subwing
• SUP paddleboard
• Snorkel equipment (10 sets)
• Donut Jobe 3 pax (the donut ride)
• Wetsuits (10)

Two practical points to manage expectations:

1. With shared gear, you’ll rotate. The seascooter and SUP are popular, so don’t assume you’ll each get the maximum time without a schedule.
2. The donut ride is for three people at a time, so if you have a big group, the fun becomes a turn-taking event. That’s normal and usually part of the group energy.

Also, bring a towel. You’ll be in and out of the water, and you don’t want to spend your best sun hours drying off with borrowed fabric.

The Route Around Palma Bay: How the 12+ Stops Feel in Real Life

The route is designed like this: short photo stops to get the coastline story, then longer play time where you actually use the toys.

You start with a fast hop, then layers of coastline views, and finally the main anchor/play window in Palma Bay.

Here’s how the stops shape the day:

Quick Hops for Views: Punta Negra, Cala Vinyes, Cap Falcó

Early on, you’ll cruise away from Puerto Portals and hit a photo stop at Punta Negra. It’s brief (just enough for photos and quick sea views), but it sets the tone: cliffs, water texture, and that “I’m really here” feeling.

You’ll also pass Cala Vinyes for another short look, then continue toward Cap Falcó. These stops are great if you want variety without wasting half the day sitting still.

Magaluf and Palmanova: Where the Donut Moments Happen

This is where the adrenaline enters. You’ll stop in Palma Nova and Magaluf for photos and water fun, including a banana boat ride and the famous 3-seat donut experience.

The donut is the kind of activity that turns into a shared story fast. People scream, laugh, splash, recover, and do it again if they’re feeling brave. If your group includes teens, this usually becomes their favorite part.

Just keep in mind the human part: you’ll want solid footwear discipline on the boat (shoes are not allowed indoors), and you’ll want to listen when the crew gives you the rules for getting on and off safely.

The Main Play Window: Bay of Palma and Portals Vells Time

Then you reach the most important chunk of the day: Bay of Palma. This is where the schedule slows down enough for real activity.

You’ll anchor and spend time around the more famous beaches in the Palma Bay area (the plan references Calas del Mago and Portals Vells). This is when the vibe changes from travel-by-speedboat to hang-out mode: music, swimming, snorkel gear use, and the meal.

Portals Vells includes a long break time, with swimming, snorkeling, and marine life viewing listed in the plan. The schedule also mentions scuba as a possibility, but the only smart move is to ask what’s actually offered on the day. Your equipment coverage is clearly listed for snorkel, and the crew can tell you what’s realistic.

Lunch, Drinks, and That On-Boat Meal Feeling

The food is not an afterthought here. Lunch is part of why this charter works.

You get homemade pasta with tomato sauce, plus tuna or parmesan cheese as stated in the plan. Drinks are included too: a cold box plus 24 drinks.

I like how the meal fits the day. You’re not racing from restaurant to restaurant. You’re already in “vacation time,” and eating with the coastline drifting by makes even basic pasta feel special.

Practical note: if anyone in your group has dietary needs, you should ask directly. The plan shows gluten-free pasta has been accommodated, so it’s worth bringing it up before you sail.

Can You Drive the Boat?

One of the fun details is that you may get to try driving the boat with help from the captain. This is one of those things that sounds small until you’re actually in the moment, hands on controls, watching the shoreline slide past.

It’s also one more reason private charters feel different from group tours. You’re not just passing through views. You’re part of the action, even if you’re not fully at the helm.

Timing and Group Size: What the 4.5 Hours Means for Your Day

The charter is about 4.5 hours, and starting times depend on availability. That’s a good length: long enough to do water toys properly, short enough that it doesn’t destroy your whole day.

Your group is private. The boat experience is for your party, not a mixed crowd.

Pricing is listed as $680 per group up to 12, but the passenger math also matters:

• The included info states 10 passengers are included in the price
• If your total is 11 pax, there’s an extra +50€
• If your total is 12 pax, there’s an extra +100€

So if you’re booking for 12, the “up to 12” headline is true, but the value depends on how many people you actually bring. In most groups, topping out near 10 makes the economics feel cleanest.

Also, groups 13–18 get an extra support boat so transfers stay together. That’s helpful if you’ve got a larger group and want everyone to experience the same day without getting split up at the dock.

Price Reality Check: What’s Included vs. What Costs Extra

This is where I suggest you do a quick budget sanity check before you book.

Included:

• Skipper and the Capelli boat
• Water toys (including donut, SUP, seascooter/Subwing, snorkel equipment)
• Lunch/dinner pasta and drinks (24)
• Wetsuits (10), canopy, changing area, marine WC

Not included:

• Engine and fuel: 2€/liter
• The standard route described needs about 27L, around 54€
• Final cleaning: +50€
• Optional activities:
• Wakeboarding (+40€)
• E-foil (5000W) (+150€, subject to availability)
• Seabob (+300€)
• Optional extra E-foil (+350€)

What this means for value: even after factoring fuel and possible add-ons, you’re paying for a private, high-speed day with real water equipment. If you were going to rent a boat or do multiple separate activities (SUP rental, snorkel gear, a watersports session, lunch), this tends to cost less than the DIY route.

Still, it’s not “free.” Bring a little extra money, and keep cash handy.

What to Bring (and the Rules That Keep It Smooth)

Bring:

• Warm clothing (especially if it’s windy or you’re out later)
• Towel
• Sunscreen
• Cash

The cash part matters because the boat does not have TPV (card payment). So if you need to pay fuel, cleaning, or optional upgrades, it’s cash-only on-site.

Rules you should know:

• No shoes indoors
• No firework or explosive substances
• No making fire

Also, it’s not suitable for people with recent surgeries, so if that applies in your group, ask beforehand.

Where This Trip Fits Best

This charter is best when your group wants water fun plus scenery, without complicated planning.

It’s a strong match for:

• Families with kids who can follow safety rules
• Mixed-age groups where you want both relaxing and adrenaline
• Bachelor/bachelorette groups that want a shared activity and a party vibe with music onboard

It’s less ideal if:

• You only want long time on one beach. The schedule is built for moving between coves and giving you multiple moments.
• Your group hates water activities. This is a toy-based day, not a quiet museum cruise.

Should You Book This Mallorca Private Watersports Boat?

If your group wants a private boat day with real water toys and an included meal, I think it’s a smart booking. The combination of quick coastline stops, a long Palma Bay play window, and the donut ride energy makes the day feel full without feeling exhausting.

Book it if you’ll actually use the gear (SUP, snorkel, seascooter) and if your group is comfortable with shared rotations. Budget a bit for fuel and cleaning, bring cash, and WhatsApp the captain ahead of time.

If you want me to help you decide, tell me your group size and ages, and whether you’re interested in the optional e-foil or wakeboarding.

FAQ

How much is the Mallorca private watersports boat?

The price is listed as $680 per group up to 12. If you have 11 or 12 people, extra passenger fees may apply (+50€ for 11 pax, +100€ for 12 pax).

Where exactly do we meet in Puerto Portals?

You meet at Puerto Portals at mooring 279 in front of the Lucy Wang dock (last moorings). You’ll need to message the captain on WhatsApp to confirm the exact meet-up timing.

What’s included with the boat charter?

The included package covers the Capelli high-speed boat with skipper, water toys (including SUP, seascooter/Subwing, snorkel equipment, and the donut), wetsuits, music, cold box, lunch/dinner pasta, and included drinks.

Are meals and drinks included?

Yes. The plan includes homemade pasta (with tomato sauce and tuna or parmesan cheese) and 24 drinks in a cold box.

Which water toys are included?

Included toys are the donut (3 pax), SUP paddleboard, seascooter (1000W) with 3 batteries, Subwing, and snorkel equipment (10 sets). Wetsuits are also included (10).

What if it rains or it’s cold?

Wetsuits and jackets are provided, and there are private changing rooms if it rains. The activity is available year-round.

What optional extras can we add?

Optional add-ons include wakeboarding (+40€), e-foil (5000W) (+150€, depending on availability), seabob (+300€), and a second e-foil (+350€).

Do we have to pay anything extra for fuel?

Yes. Engine and fuel are not included, at 2€/liter. The standard route is estimated to require about 27L (around 54€), and final cleaning may be an extra +50€.

What should we bring, and can we pay by card?

Bring warm clothing, a towel, sunscreen, and cash. The boat does not have TPV, so cash is needed for mandatory and optional extras. Shoes indoors are not allowed.

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