Jet Ski Tour around Alcanda Island

The best part of this outing is the chance to see Alcudia Bay from the water, with speed, sea air, and a stop near Alcanada Island for swimming and photographs. You get roughly 50 minutes of active riding, packed into a short session that works well when your Mallorca schedule is tight.

I like the simple pricing for one or two people on one jet ski, and I like that the photos from the island stop are included rather than sold as an extra. The main caution is pickup: confirm the arrangements yourself, especially if you are staying outside the stated 7-kilometer pickup area near the yacht club.

Key points before you book

• One jet ski covers up to two people, making the $191.03 group price easier to justify for a pair.
• The route follows Alcudia Bay, including Playa de Alcudia and Aucanada Beach.
• Alcanada Island provides the pause, with time to swim and take photographs.
• The active riding time is about 50 minutes, within an experience lasting roughly one hour.
• Drivers must be at least 16, with parental authorization, while passengers can be as young as five.
• The group is limited to eight people, so this is not a huge water-sports convoy.

Riding from Puerto de Alcudia into the bay

Your meeting point is GOJET Alcudia Jet Ski Tours at Alcudiamar in Puerto de Alcudia. The listed coordinates are 39.8400386, 3.1328248, and the activity returns to this same spot.

That return-to-base format keeps the outing easy to fit into a beach day. You are not being dropped at a distant beach or left to arrange a second ride back. The location is also near public transportation, which helps if you are staying around Alcudia and do not have a car.

The activity is advertised as lasting about one hour. The route description breaks the water time into about 20 minutes around Aucanada Beach and Alcanada Island, followed by about 30 minutes along Playa de Alcudia. In practical terms, expect close to 50 minutes of riding and a short pause for the island stop, with the remaining time likely used for getting ready and returning to the marina.

That distinction matters. This is a brisk coastal outing, not a half-day boat trip. You get a taste of the bay and the thrill of a jet ski, but you should not book it expecting long periods of swimming or a relaxed cruise along the whole north coast.

Aucanada Beach and the Alcanada Island stop

The first part takes you toward Aucanada Beach and the island of Alcanada. The description puts the emphasis on speed and adrenaline, so this is the section for anyone who wants the jet ski to feel like more than a slow sightseeing boat.

The setting also gives the ride a reason beyond speed. From the water, you can look back toward the broad curve of Alcudia Bay and approach the smaller island for a change of pace. The route combines open-water movement with a brief pause, which is more satisfying than riding continuously without a break.

At Alcanada Island, you can stop to swim and take photographs. The photos are delivered free of charge, a useful touch for anyone who wants a record of the outing without trying to operate a phone while moving across the water. The available information does not specify how many photographs you receive or when they arrive, so ask the operator for those details if the pictures matter to you.

The stop is short. With the whole session lasting about an hour, you should think of swimming as a refreshing pause, not a long beach break. Bring what you need for the water, but avoid carrying loose valuables that could be difficult to protect on a jet ski.

Cruising past Playa de Alcudia

The route then continues along Playa de Alcudia, one of the main coastal sights in the bay. This section is described as a 30-minute visit by water, giving you a longer stretch to enjoy the beach from offshore.

The appeal here is the changing viewpoint. On land, you see the beach as a strip of sand beside the resort area. From a jet ski, you get a wider sense of the bay and can appreciate the open curve of the coast. You also get the pleasure of covering more water than you would on foot, without committing to a full boat excursion.

The exact pace depends on the guide and the group, so do not assume every minute will be spent at top speed. A small group of no more than eight people is a good sign for keeping the outing manageable, but the experience is still shared with other participants. If you want a completely private ride with a custom route, this standard excursion may feel more structured than you want.

The tour description does not name individual guides, so I would not book it expecting a particular guide or request one by name. The important practical point is to follow the operator’s instructions and stay with the route. Jet ski tours are at their best when you can enjoy the scenery without worrying about navigation.

What the $191.03 price really means

The stated price is $191.03 per group of up to two people, with each group using one jet ski. For a couple or two friends sharing the machine, that works out to about $95.52 per person. For one person riding alone, the same price feels much steeper for a one-hour activity.

That makes this a better value for pairs. You can take turns driving, though the provided information does not specify how switching drivers is handled, so ask before setting off. The price includes the ride and the free photographs from the swimming stop. It does not state that transportation, food, or personal equipment beyond the tour setup is included.

You should also compare this price with your priorities. If you want a short hit of speed and a memorable view of Alcudia Bay, the cost may make sense. If you mainly want to swim near Alcanada Island, a beach day or boat trip could give you more time in the water for less money. The jet ski is what makes this outing distinctive, not the length of the stop.

The public rating is 4.7 out of 5 from 42 reviews, with 95 percent recommending the experience. That is a strong overall signal, but one operational complaint points to an important booking lesson: do not rely on an assumed hotel pickup. Confirm exactly where you are staying and what transport, if any, applies to your reservation.

Age rules and sharing one jet ski

The minimum age to drive is 16, and anyone under 18 needs parental authorization. The minimum age to ride as a passenger is five.

Those rules make the experience possible for families with older children, but the adult or parent should check the arrangements carefully before booking. A five-year-old may legally qualify as a passenger under the stated rules, yet the child still needs to be comfortable with the noise, movement, spray, and speed of a jet ski. The operator’s instructions should guide the final decision.

Prices are per jet ski, not per person. One or two people can use the same machine, and the total activity has a maximum of eight participants. That setup is useful for couples, parent-and-teen pairs, or friends who want to share the cost.

If you are booking for two adults, clarify whether both may drive and what identification or authorization is required for each person. The supplied information confirms that a driver needs a passport or identification document, but it does not explain the full process for changing drivers during the tour.

Identification, transport, and the pickup warning

Bring your passport or another valid identification document. This is not a detail to leave at the hotel, since the operator specifically requires it.

The meeting point is at the GOJET base in Alcudiamar, Puerto de Alcudia. The activity is near public transportation, but the information also refers to pickup being available only within a 7-kilometer radius of the yacht club. If you are staying farther away, plan to reach the meeting point yourself unless the operator confirms otherwise.

One customer had a serious problem after assuming pickup was included. The company stated that pickup required confirmation and was limited to the area around the yacht club. The practical lesson is simple: contact GOJET after booking, confirm your hotel address, and get clear instructions well before the morning of the tour. Do not wait for a last-minute message.

This is especially important because a missed departure can be costly. The operator offered a different time or day in that case, but the customer did not accept, and the standard policy did not allow a refund inside 24 hours. A few minutes spent confirming transport can protect the whole booking.

Weather, cancellation, and timing

The activity requires good weather. If poor weather forces a cancellation, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. The same options apply if the minimum number of participants is not reached.

For your own cancellation, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the start time to receive a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the experience are not accepted for a refund, and cutoff times use local Mallorca time.

I would avoid placing this tour on the final morning of your trip. A weather decision or a transport mix-up is easier to handle when you have some flexibility. Booking about three weeks ahead is sensible, since this experience averages 19 days between booking and the tour date, though availability can vary.

The mobile ticket is convenient. Still, keep the booking confirmation accessible on your phone and carry the required identification. The operator offers the activity in English, which is useful if you need instructions in that language.

Who will enjoy this Alcudia jet ski tour

I would recommend this outing to you if you want a short, active break from the beach and like the idea of seeing Alcudia Bay at speed. It suits couples and friends particularly well because the price covers two people on one machine.

It also works for families who meet the age rules and want a water activity rather than a long sightseeing cruise. Parents should make the decision based on the child’s comfort with speed and spray, not just the stated passenger age of five.

You may want something else if you dislike motorized activities, need a long swim, or want a quiet day on the water. The tour gives you a quick look at Aucanada, Alcanada Island, and Playa de Alcudia, but it is not designed for lingering at each place.

I also would not choose it if you want door-to-door transportation without making any calls. The pickup confusion described above is avoidable, but only if you confirm the details yourself. That small bit of planning is part of getting good value from the booking.

Should you book the Alcanada Island ride?

Book it if you are two people who want speed, sea views, and a short swimming stop in one package. The route covers the main coastal sights around Alcudia Bay, the island pause adds variety, and the included photographs make the hour feel more complete.

The $191.03 price is reasonable for two people sharing a jet ski, but expensive for a solo rider. Before paying, confirm the meeting point, ask about any pickup, bring identification, and leave room in your schedule for weather changes.

For a quick burst of water-based fun, this is a focused choice. For a long, relaxed day at sea, keep looking.

FAQ

How long does the jet ski tour last?

The experience lasts approximately one hour. The route description allows about 20 minutes around Aucanada Beach and Alcanada Island, followed by about 30 minutes along Playa de Alcudia.

Where does the tour begin and end?

It begins and ends at GOJET Alcudia Jet Ski Tours in Alcudiamar, Puerto de Alcudia, Mallorca.

Can two people share one jet ski?

Yes. The price is per jet ski, and one or two people can ride on each machine.

What is the minimum age to drive or ride as a passenger?

Drivers must be at least 16 years old and need parental authorization if required by age. Passengers can be as young as five.

Do I need to bring identification?

Yes. You must bring your passport or another identification document.

What happens if the weather is bad?

If poor weather causes the activity to be canceled, you will be offered another date or a full refund.