There are many ways to sail around Mallorca: a speedboat, a catamaran, a shared tour or a private boat. But sailing in Llaut plays in another league. It does not promise speed or show. It promises something more difficult to find on an island so visited: Calm and a more Mediterranean way to approach the sea.
The Llaut —or Llaüt— is a traditional boat from the Balearic Islands, closely linked to Mallorca and Menorca. For years it was used for fishing and coastal navigation, and today it has become one of the most special ways to discover the island from the water.
If you are looking for a private, quiet and local experience, A Llaut can make much more sense than any modern boat. Especially if you go out from Colonia Sant Jordi, one of the best areas to discover the south of Mallorca from the sea.
The Llaut is a Traditional Balearic boat. Its design is designed to navigate the Mediterranean coast in a stable way, and its history is closely linked to the marine life of Mallorca.
It was not born as a tourist boat or as a luxurious whim. It was a practical boat, used by fishermen and seafarers. And perhaps that is why it retains something that many tourist experiences have lost: authenticity.
Today, sailing in Llaut allows you to enjoy that tradition without giving up a comfortable and careful experience. in the event of Red Star Tours, our proposal combines the charm of a typical Mallorcan boat with the comforts of a current ship.

It should be said clearly: The Llaut is not the ideal boat if you want to travel ten coves in three hours.
And precisely there is its charm.
A speedboat can be better if you are looking for speed. A catamaran can work well for large groups. A shared tour boat can be cheaper. But The Llaut offers another thing: a more intimate experience, slower and more connected with the landscape.
Choosing well depends on the type of plan you have in mind.
| boat type | Better if you are looking | Less recommended if you want |
|---|---|---|
| Speedboat | speed and adrenaline | Calm, tradition and relaxed walk |
| Catamaran | Space for large groups | An intimate and local experience |
| Tourist boat | Tighter price and organized route | Privacy and flexibility |
| Llaut | Authenticity, calm and Mallorcan character | Go fast or cover many stops |
without a doubt, The Llaut is an ideal option for couples, families or small groups That they want a private outing, with personality and without the feeling of being on a massive excursion.
One of the usual doubts is this: "Okay, it's traditional... but will it be comfortable?"
It makes sense to ask. There are experiences that are sold as authentic and then they are more beautiful in the photo than in practice.
That's why Red Star Tours' proposal works well: it offers a private llaut experience from Colonia Sant Jordi that preserves the aesthetics and soul of the traditional vessel, but adapted to a modern traveler.
Grace is in that contradiction: sailing on a boat with an old flavor, but without giving up comfort.
You do not choose the Llaut to suffer a rustic experience. You choose it to live a quieter, more elegant and local version of the Mediterranean.
Colonia Sant Jordi is one of the best starting points to discover the south of Mallorca from the sea. It is close to beaches, coves and clear waters that are especially enjoyed by boat.
There are coves that by land can feel full, uncomfortable or too visited. From the water, on the other hand, the experience changes. Not because the site is secret, but because you arrive in another way.
we have a Item Specific to Colonia de Sant Jordi That you may be interested, we recommend you read it.
The word “sustainable” is used so much that it sometimes sounds empty. Therefore, when talking about the Llaut, it is convenient not to exaggerate.
It is not about saying that any exit in Llaut is automatically ecological. But yes It is true that this boat invites a more leisurely and less invasive navigation than other speed-focused experiences.
For those who are interested in traveling without feeling that they are imposing themselves on the place, this type of experience is ideal. Sail more slowly, approach the coves with respect and enjoy the sea without turning the excursion into a race.
An excursion in Llaut is especially recommended if you are looking for a private, quiet and local experience.
Works great for:
It is not the most suitable plan if you want to party, adrenaline or travel many points in a short time. But if you want a more authentic and relaxed experience, it makes a lot of sense.

We offer a experience Private in Llaut from Colonia Sant Jordi For those who want to discover the south of Mallorca from the sea in a different way.
The boat combines traditional Llaut navigation with modern amenities, allowing you to enjoy a locally charming exit without giving up comfort.
In addition, being offered at various times, it is easy to adapt the experience to the type of trip. You can choose the morning, afternoon, full day or evening time.
If you are preparing your vacation in Mallorca and want more than a generic boat tour, this can be one of the most memorable ways to live the island.
Check available times and book your private Llaut experience from Colonia Sant Jordi with Red Star Tours.
The boat is designed for speed. The Llaut, on the other hand, offers a more tranquil, more traditional navigation connected to the landscape.
Yes, especially when it comes to an experience adapted to the current traveler. The Red Star Tours Llaut retains the traditional character, but incorporates modern amenities.
Yes. Red Star Tours offers a private experience in Llaut from Colonia Sant Jordi.
The output is made from Colonia Sant Jordi, in the south of Mallorca.
For couples, families and small groups looking for a quiet, private experience with Mallorcan identity.
Spring, summer and early fall are especially recommended times. In spring there is less saturation, in summer you enjoy more bathing and at the beginning of autumn the island is usually calmer.
Sail the south coast aboard our authentic Menorcan llaüt. Departures from Colònia de Sant Jordi.