How much does it typically cost to rent snorkeling gear for a day around Mallorca’s best beaches?

Along the sandy shores of Cala Mondragó or the crystal-clear coves near Cala Llombards, you’ll find several local shops offering snorkeling equipment rentals. Expect to pay around 15 to 25 euros for a full set, including mask, snorkel, and fins, which is fairly typical for this part of the Mediterranean. Some vendors might also provide wetsuits or underwater cameras for a small extra charge, especially during the cooler months when waters remain inviting but a bit brisk.

Renting for multiple days often comes with discounts, so if you plan to explore different snorkeling spots, from Es Trenc’s natural reserve to Formentor’s underwater scenes, it’s worth asking local shops about longer rental deals. If you’re staying in resorts along the Ma-19 near Alcudia or in Palma itself, some accommodations include snorkeling gear as part of their amenities, particularly those closer to the coast.

Before setting off, be sure to inspect the condition of the gear to avoid foggy masks or ill-fitting fins, which can dampen the experience. Renting from established stores or beachfront operators along the TIB bus routes ensures well-maintained equipment and friendly advice on where to snorkel safely around the island.