The 4 Best Snorkeling Speedboat Trips in Spain

1.Nerja-Maro: Snorkeling & Sea Scooter Speedboat Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 497 reviews · 2 hours · from $47Our pick

From Burriana Beach, your bilingual guide, often Irene, Maria, Mar, or Valeria, takes you by speedboat to the Maro-Cerro Gordo cliffs. Learn the basics, snorkel among fish, share a sea scooter, and download free GoPro photos and videos afterward.

“The whole trip was excellent!! Our guide, Irene, was brilliant, explaining everything in Spanish and English, and keeping us all informed and together as a group. The timings were perfect too, just right for us as a family, and we had a fantastic time, loved it!!”

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2.Alcudia: Sightseeing, Sea Caves & Snorkel Speedboat Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 338 reviews · from $76Top rated

Join JetFun for a three-hour RIB speedboat ride from Alcudiamar, guided in English, Spanish, or German. Miguel and the crew take you past Aucanada, Coll Baix, sea caves, and Ses Caletes, with two swimming and snorkeling stops, music, one cold drink, and secure bag storage.

“The skipper is skillful, loud music was played to accompany the adrenaline rush. Would be nice to get a simple description of the areas that we stopped at.”

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3.2h speedboat tour, visit caves, cliffs and snorkel

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 173 reviews · 2 hours · from $62

Join an English-speaking guide such as Alexandro, Julius, or Juan for a two-hour speedboat trip from Palma’s Puerto Club de Mar. Cruise past the cathedral and coastal homes, then spend about an hour swimming in a clear cove with masks, sea scooters, paddleboards, drinks, and music.

“We had an amazing time! Great captain and wonderful tour - thank you!!”

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4.Puerto Colon Snorkel Safari by Speed Boat

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 84 reviews · 2 hours · from $53

From Puerto Colón, you’ll ride a small speedboat to a quiet bay about 15 minutes offshore, then snorkel for roughly 50 minutes to an hour. Guides provide wetsuits, masks, fins, and life jackets if needed. Small groups, usually no more than nine, keep the outing personal.

“The experience was absolutely incredible. We originally booked snorkeling, but when we arrived they explained that the wind and waves would make visibility poor, and suggested we try scuba diving instead. We had thought about scuba diving before, but we assumed we’d need more time to prepare, and honestly we were all a bit scared,me, my husband, and our 15-year-old son. But the team was so kind and reassuring, explaining everything calmly and promising to guide us step by step. We decided to switch, and we’re so grateful we did. It became one of the most wonderful experiences we’ve ever had. The guides were patient, safe, and incredibly professional. I…”

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