Coll Baix and Caves Guided Tour

The thrill here is not just the speed. You ride north from Alcúdia past the lighthouse island of Aucanada, then reach Coll Baix, where you can pause for a swim before returning by sea. I like the mix of open-water riding and time at a hard-to-reach cove, and I like that a guide supervises the group and takes photos of your ride.

The main caution is practical: make sure you know exactly how to reach the departure point and do not assume a pickup is included. The meeting point is at Alcudiamar, and a serious transport mix-up has been reported by someone trying to join from a cruise ship.

• A 90-minute coastal ride: The route links Alcúdia, Aucanada, and Coll Baix in one short outing.
• A swim stop at Coll Baix: You get time to leave the jet ski and enjoy the cove’s clear water.
• Caves along the coast: The route is associated with cave visits, though the exact stop and time at the caves are not specified.
• One jet ski, one or two riders: The $240.16 price is per machine, not per person.
• Photos are included: The guide takes pictures of you on the jet ski.
• A small group: The tour has a maximum of eight participants, with supervision from a guide throughout.

From Alcudiamar to Aucanada

The tour begins at GOJET Alcudia Jet Ski Tours in Alcudiamar, the marina in Port d’Alcúdia. You meet there and return to the same point at the end. The ride lasts about an hour and a half, which is enough time for a coastal outing and swim stop without taking up most of your day.

The route takes you along Mallorca’s northern coast toward the lighthouse island of Aucanada. The island is a scenic landmark on the way, not a separate land visit described as part of the tour. You see it from the water as the group continues toward Coll Baix.

A guide leads the ride and supervises participants throughout. That matters if you have never ridden a jet ski or are unsure how you will handle the controls. The tour is offered in English, and the maximum group size is eight, so this is a guided outing rather than a solo rental where you set your own route.

The exact pace and conditions depend on the sea. One rider described choppy water and waves, which made steering harder but still made the ride fun. That is a useful reminder: the water can be lively, and the experience may feel quite different from a smooth cruise. If you are nervous about handling a jet ski, ask the operator about the expected conditions before you set out.

Coll Baix: The Swim Stop

The main pause is at Platja des Coll Baix, a cove known here for its clear water. Getting there by jet ski is part of the appeal: the cove becomes a destination on a coastal ride, rather than simply a beach stop reached by road. You can swim during the break, then return to the jet ski for the ride back.

The pause also gives the outing a welcome change of pace. The first part is about riding and watching the coast pass; at Coll Baix, you can slow down and enjoy the water. The available details do not specify how long the swim stop lasts, so do not count on a long beach stay. Think of it as a refreshing break within a guided ride.

The tour is also associated with caves along the coast. Cave visits are part of the appeal described for the outing, but the precise cave locations, time spent there, and whether every trip enters a cave are not specified. If caves are your main reason for booking, confirm what the route includes on your chosen day rather than assuming an extended cave visit.

The outing is most rewarding if you want the journey as much as the destination. You get a fast ride, a coastal viewpoint, and a chance to swim, but you are not signing up for a long beach afternoon. Bring your expectations in line with a 90-minute guided trip.

One Jet Ski, Two Riders, Shared Cost

The price is $240.16 per jet ski for up to two people. If two of you share, that works out to $120.08 each. If you ride alone, you still pay the machine price, so the value is better for a pair than for a solo participant.

That fee covers the guided ride, the stop at Coll Baix, and photos of you riding. The price is not just for time on the water: you are paying for a set coastal route and supervision, with the practical convenience of having a guide lead the group. For a couple or two friends who both want a turn, the per-person cost is easier to justify.

The tour information says the minimum age to drive is 16 with parental authorization. Passengers must be at least five years old, and every participant must bring an identity document. If you plan to switch drivers, one account describes changing riders without difficulty, but ask the guide before departure so the change fits the group’s safety instructions.

The guide’s photos are a nice extra, especially if you want a record of the ride without handling a phone on the water. The details do not say how many images you receive or how they are delivered, so ask if that matters to you.

Small Group, Supervised Ride

With a maximum of eight participants, this is a compact group activity. You are not heading out in a large flotilla, though you should still expect to follow the guide and the group’s pace. A guide is present throughout, which can help newer riders feel more comfortable and keeps the route organized.

One guide named Juan has been singled out for a friendly, enjoyable outing, but guide assignments can change. Treat his name as a useful detail, not a promise that he will lead your tour. The positive comments about guidance and the condition of the jet skis suggest that the quality of the ride depends not only on the route but also on clear instruction and well-kept equipment.

The tour is offered in English. That is helpful if you need to understand the guide’s instructions, especially before setting off or during a change in sea conditions. The available details do not describe a full safety briefing or specify what equipment is supplied, so ask the operator about anything you need to know before riding.

Getting to the Marina Without a Surprise

The stated meeting point is GOJET Alcudia Jet Ski Tours at Alcudiamar, Puerto de Alcúdia. The activity ends back at the same place. Do not assume that transport from your hotel or cruise port is part of the price: the meeting details name the marina, not a general pickup service.

This is especially important if you are visiting from a cruise ship. One person who tried to join from a cruise excursion had difficulty getting clear pickup information and could not arrange a taxi in time. In response, the operator explained that pickup is limited to an area around the yacht club, approximately six kilometres, and that the visitor was farther away. The practical lesson is simple: confirm your exact meeting point, time, and transport plan directly before the day of the tour.

There is a small inconsistency worth clearing up in advance. The tour description gives the marina as the starting point, while the operator has also discussed limited pickup in some circumstances. If you need transport, do not rely on assumptions or a last-minute message. Ask whether pickup applies to your location and get clear directions to the actual departure point.

The experience is booked, on average, about 19 days ahead. That is not a requirement, but it suggests you should not leave a preferred date until the last minute, particularly if your Mallorca schedule is tight. Confirmation is provided at booking, and the activity is near public transportation, according to the tour information.

Weather, Waves, and Changing Plans

This activity requires good weather. If poor weather causes a cancellation, you are offered another date or a full refund. That is sensible for a water-based outing, where wind and waves can affect both comfort and control.

The sea may still be choppy when the tour goes ahead. A rider described waves that made the jet ski harder to steer, though the outing remained enjoyable. If you have little experience, remember that you will be operating on open water rather than a calm pool. Follow the guide’s instructions and be candid about your comfort level.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted, and cancellations inside that window are not refunded. Those cutoffs use local time, so check the clock in Mallorca when making a change.

Who Will Get the Most From This Ride

This is a good fit if you want an active outing with a clear destination, rather than a long, slow boat trip. Couples and friends can share one jet ski and split the cost. Families may find the passenger minimum of five useful, but the driver age rule and the need for parental authorization for drivers aged 16 or older should be part of the decision.

It also suits confident beginners who want a guide nearby. You do not need to design a route or navigate the coast on your own, and the group stays under supervision. Still, if you are uncomfortable with speed, waves, or steering a jet ski, the ride may feel more demanding than a relaxed coastal cruise.

The experience is less suited to anyone who expects included transport from elsewhere on the island, a guaranteed long swim, or a detailed cave tour. Those points are not promised. The strongest reasons to go are the combination of a guided ride, the Coll Baix swim stop, the Aucanada coastline, and photos to remember the trip.

Should You Book the Coll Baix Jet Ski Tour?

Book it if the idea of riding along Mallorca’s north coast sounds as appealing as swimming at Coll Baix. The short duration makes it easy to fit into a day in Alcúdia, and the shared price is reasonable for two people who want an active outing with a guide and photos.

Before paying, make sure the departure point works for your plans. If you are coming from a cruise ship or staying far from the marina, confirm transport and arrival instructions directly with Gojet. If you are happy to make your own way to Alcudiamar and want a lively coastal ride rather than a passive sightseeing trip, this is a promising choice.

FAQ

How long is the Coll Baix jet ski tour?

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts at GOJET Alcudia Jet Ski Tours at Alcudiamar in Puerto de Alcúdia and ends back at the same meeting point.

How much does one jet ski cost?

The price is $240.16 per jet ski, for one or two people.

What is the minimum age to drive a jet ski?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old and have parental authorization.

How old must a passenger be?

Passengers must be at least five years old.

Do participants need to bring identification?

Yes. Every participant must bring an identity document.

Is the tour available in English?

Yes. English is an offered language.

What happens if poor weather cancels the tour?

You will be offered a different date or a full refund.