Our take: The shared, per-person boat that circles the Es Vedra reserve, at a low price per head. It is a large boat, up to 100 guests, with one swim stop on the way back.
From €45 per person · 4.6 ★★★★½ · 44 reviews · 4 h · Departs: San Antonio promenade, Capitan Nemo booth by the largest fountain
How the day goes
- Board in front of the Capitan Nemo booth on the San Antonio promenade, next to the largest fountain.
- Sail past Cala Bassa, Cala Comte, Cala Tarida, Cala Carbo, Cala Codolar and Cala Moli, with commentary from the captain.
- Circle the Es Vedra reserve, with Es Vedranell nearby, and hear about its legends and protected wildlife.
- Pass Sa Pedrera, the old quarry known as Atlantis, from the boat.
- Stop about 45 minutes at Cala Bassa or Cala Comte to swim, then snacks and fruit on the way back to San Antonio.
Included
- Water, soft drinks, beer, sangria and white wine
- Finger food and fruit
- Snorkel gear
- Glass-bottom deck
Not included
- Transport to San Antonio
Best for
- Anyone whose main goal is Es Vedra seen from the water
- Families on a budget, children 7 to 12 pay about half and under-7s go free
Not for
- Travellers who want a small group
- Anyone wanting several swim stops, there is one
Before you book
- The 2026 schedule shows departures at 10:00 and 16:00, until 31 October.
- Atlantis is seen from the boat only, there is no landing.
- The swim stop depends on the weather, so either cove is possible.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the San Antonio glass-bottom catamaran really go around Es Vedra?
Yes. The itinerary includes a tour around the Es Vedra natural reserve, not just a distant view.
Where does the Es Vedra catamaran from San Antonio leave?
From in front of the Capitan Nemo information booth on the San Antonio promenade, beside the largest fountain.
Can you swim on the Es Vedra catamaran cruise?
Yes, once, for about 45 minutes at Cala Bassa or Cala Comte, chosen by the weather.
Does the Es Vedra catamaran stop at Atlantis?
No. It passes Sa Pedrera (Atlantis) and you see it from the boat.
What drinks are included on the Es Vedra glass-bottom catamaran?
Water, soft drinks, beer, sangria and white wine throughout the trip.
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