SeaBarcelona Palma Sailing: 4-Hour Midday or Sunset Yacht Trip with Open Bar from $107

SeaBarcelona

Midday or Sunset Sailing with Snacks and Open Bar

★ 4.7 (963) · from $107

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Prices and timetables checked 2026-10-17. This page contains affiliate links, explained in the booking section.

The SeaBarcelona Palma sailing trip is a small-group yacht outing in the Bay of Palma, sold on GetYourGuide from $107 per person, about €95 at today's rate. The crew serves cava, wine, beer, soft drinks and finger food, then anchors for a swim, paddleboard and snorkel stop.

The detail that changes the decision is the choice of slot. The same product runs at midday and at sunset, and Palma's sunset moves from 5:27 PM in December to 9:20 PM in June, so the "sunset" version is a very different evening depending on the month. I put the whole year in a table below.

I compare it with other options on the Mallorca sailing trips page and the wider Mallorca boat tours guide. The home page lists every city I cover.

What is the SeaBarcelona Palma sailing trip and what do you get?

It is a four-hour shared sail on a yacht with a skipper and crew, limited to ten guests, with drinks, snacks and a swim stop included. The GetYourGuide product is the "midday or sunset" sailing option from SeaBarcelona.

• Sailing: two legs in the Bay of Palma of about 1.5 hours each, per the listing itinerary.
• Swimming: a one-hour stop at an unnamed "secret stop" with a swim platform.
• Paddleboard and snorkel: equipment is included; one reviewer says there was not much to see underwater.
• Bar: sparkling cava, wine, lager and soft drinks, served throughout the sail.
• Commentary: the skipper and crew point out landmarks and share local stories.

Optional extras such as a live guitarist, a photographer, flowers or a cake are not part of the price; the listing says to contact the operator to arrange them.

Where does the SeaBarcelona sailing trip leave from?

You meet at the marina gate facing the Mercanautic shop, Gabriel Roca 38 in Palma, beside a red-and-white barrier; the yacht itself sails from Club de Mar-Mallorca. Be there 15 minutes early, because the operator refunds or moves nobody who turns up late.

1. Look for the Mercanautic shop along the avenue.
2. Cross over to the boat side and stand at the gate.
3. Stay outside the shop and the marina; the crew finds you.

The operator's meeting-point note names a bus stop at Plaça Joan Miró and a car park at Avinguda Joan Miró 65, and the listing says the parking fee is included. Open the meeting point on Google Maps. The listing gives no walking time from the bus stop, so I have not estimated one.

What is the route, stop by stop?

The itinerary has four timed parts that add up to roughly four hours: a 5-minute safety briefing, 1.5 hours sailing, a 1-hour swim stop and 1.5 hours sailing back.

The swim stop is described as several miles offshore and is not named, so you cannot choose a cove. One reviewer mentions swimming into a cave, which suggests the stop varies with the weather; the listing does not promise it.

How long is it and when does it sail?

It lasts 4 hours, and you pick a morning, midday or sunset slot in the calendar. The listing does not publish departure times, so the sunset slot's start time changes through the year.

If you want the trip to finish at sunset, the arithmetic is simple: take the sunset time and subtract the 4 hours of the itinerary. In practice the operator sets the real times, so use this table only to judge which months suit an evening trip.

For example, a 4-hour trip that ends at the 7:12 PM October sunset would start at 3:12 PM; in June it would start at 5:20 PM. In December the sun sets at 5:27 PM, so an evening slot starts at 1:27 PM. Ask the operator for the actual SeaBarcelona Palma sailing departure in your month.

What is on board and what is included?

The yacht, skipper, crew, open bar, finger food, paddleboard, snorkel gear, stereo and the parking fee are listed as included. The listing does not list anything under "not included".

Bring a towel, swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses and a sun hat. GetYourGuide's review summary says some travellers found the snacks limited, so eat beforehand if you are hungry; the listing calls them finger food, not a meal.

How does the SeaBarcelona Palma sailing trip compare with other sailing boats?

It is in the middle of the Mallorca sailing group on price and tops it on review volume. The table uses this site's Mallorca product data.

Isla Sailing is $7 cheaper but its duration range is wide, so check the hours you actually get. Caribia is in Alcudia, a different bay, so it is a different trip rather than a rival for a Palma hotel guest.

Is the SeaBarcelona Palma sailing trip worth it against other Mallorca sailing boats?

At $27 per hour it sits on the $28 median for the Mallorca boats on this site, and you get a 10-guest cap, an open bar and an evening option for that. That is a good deal against the $15-per-hour catamarans if you value space, and a poor one if you only want to swim.

1. Group size: a maximum of 10, against the large catamaran at $45.
2. Bar: cava and wine are included, which catamaran trips sell separately.
3. Time of day: a sunset slot, which the Life and Sea catamaran does not list.
4. Snacks: lighter than a barbecue, as reviewers note.

For an anniversary or a first evening in Palma, I'd book the SeaBarcelona Palma sailing sunset slot. For a family that wants to snorkel for hours, the Mallorca snorkelling tours fit better.

When is the best time to book the SeaBarcelona sailing trip?

June to August is the driest and hottest stretch: July has 2.0 rain days and a long-term average high of 32 °C. September and October have the most wet days (9.7 and 9.1) but the sea stayed at 25.0 °C on 17 October.

Sunshine matters for an evening trip. The Spanish weather agency AEMET records 346 hours of sun in July at Palma port and 151 in December (1981-2010 normals), so a winter sail trades warmth and light for empty water.

3,167,905tourists chose the Balearic Islands as their main destination in August 2026, 2.33% more than a year earlier.

The listing says bad weather means cancellation with a refund or a new date. It publishes no wind limit and I found no official one, so check the forecast the evening before.

What do passengers say about the SeaBarcelona sailing trip?

Of the twelve reviews visible on the listing, all twelve were 5 stars, so the sample is positive-only; the overall 4.7/5 from 963 reviews shows there are some weaker ones. The themes are consistent.

The sub-scores are 4.8/5 for guide, 4.8/5 for transportation and 4.6/5 for value for money; the platform's own summary draws on 114 verified recent bookings.

Who should skip the SeaBarcelona sailing trip?

Skip it if you want a large party boat, a full meal, or the lowest price. The listing does not list any health or age restriction, which means you should ask before booking if you travel with infants or have mobility needs.

• Budget travellers: the Life and Sea catamaran costs $45.
• Private groups: choose the private option here or the miniBAR&Co private tour at $438 per group.
• Hungry guests: the food is finger food.
• Late arrivals: not refundable or reschedulable.

More alternatives sit on the Mallorca boat tours hub.

How do you book the SeaBarcelona Palma sailing trip?

Choose a date and a slot on GetYourGuide, then pay now or later; cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.

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Sources: AEMET Palma normals; GetYourGuide listing 432407 (checked 2026-10-17); IBESTAT FRONTUR; Open-Meteo archive and marine APIs; sunrise-sunset.org API; Frankfurter FX API; Nager.Date public holidays API.