'The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.' – Jacques Cousteau
Step aboard and let time slow down. Each route is a carefully chosen journey through Mallorca’s most captivating Serra de Tramuntana coastline a UNESCO heritage site —where hidden coves, turquoise waters, and quiet elegance await.
Discover natural landscapes only accessible by boat. Enjoy peaceful swims, perfect sunrises, and dreamy sunsets that turn the clear sea into a canvas of endless blues and turquoise.
PORT DE SOLLER - Home of AZUL
Your journey begins in the heart of Port de Sóller, one of Mallorca’s most iconic natural harbors. Cradled by the dramatic peaks of the Tramuntana mountains and lined with graceful swaying palms, this picturesque port is the perfect starting point for a day at sea.
Our vintage boat awaits you along the harbor’s peaceful promenade, where traditional fishing boats mingle with elegant yachts. It’s easy to find us—just a short stroll from the tram stop or parking areas.
Whether you arrive in the early morning light or just before a golden sunset, the atmosphere here is something special. Calm waters, the scent of sea breeze and pine, and the gentle buzz of harbor life set the tone for what’s to come: a voyage through the island’s most breathtaking coastal scenery.
We’ll greet you at the dock, help you aboard, and from there… let the sea take over.
NORTH EAST ROUTE
SA CALOBRA
Leaving the calm harbor of Port de Sóller behind, we head northeast along one of Mallorca’s most spectacular stretches of coastline. This route is a feast for the senses—steep limestone cliffs plunging into deep blue waters, sea caves carved by centuries of waves, and the untamed beauty of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
As we cruise along, you’ll pass secluded coves and dramatic rock formations, with opportunities to stop for a swim in hidden turquoise bays only accessible by boat.
The highlight of this route is Sa Calobra, Mallorca’s most iconic spots and unforgettable destination. Famous for its narrow, winding road from land, it’s even more breathtaking when approached by sea. Nestled between towering cliffs, the tiny cove opens into the entrance of the Torrent de Pareis, a canyon that winds deep into the mountains. It’s a place that feels both ancient and otherworldly.
We can drop anchor nearby so you can swim, snorkel, or even go ashore to explore the canyon’s mouth. Depending on your booking, we can also arrange time for a relaxed onboard picnic or tapas lunch with wine.
CALA TUENT
Tucked away between steep cliffs and pine-covered slopes, Cala Tuent is one of Mallorca’s most peaceful and unspoiled coves—often missed by the crowds heading to nearby Sa Calobra. Accessible by sea or via a winding mountain road, arriving by boat is by far the most magical way to experience this hidden gem.
The cove is a natural amphitheater, where the Tramuntana mountains seem to rise right out of the sea. The crystal-clear waters shimmer in shades of turquoise and deep blue, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply floating in silence. Because there are no large developments or beach clubs here, the vibe is pure, tranquil, and timeless—just nature, sea, and sky.
Cala Tuent is ideal for those seeking a more authentic and serene experience—a place to unwind, unplug, and reconnect with the rhythm of the sea.
SOUTH WEST ROUTE
CALA DEIA
Approaching Cala Deià by sea is like stepping into a postcard. Tucked between dramatic cliffs and rocky outcrops, this small, pebbly cove is one of Mallorca’s most charming and photogenic spots. Its clear, turquoise waters invite you in for a refreshing swim or a bit of snorkeling among the rocks, where marine life hides in quiet corners.
The cove remains wonderfully unspoiled—no loungers, no music, just the sound of the sea meeting stone. Perched above the cove, a couple of rustic seaside restaurants serve fresh seafood with stunning views, including the famous Ca’s Patró March, a favorite for long, lazy lunches right by the water (reservation recommended).
Due to its limited access by land, Cala Deià often feels like a secret spot—especially when approached from the sea. It's ideal for a tranquil stop, a refreshing dip, and soaking in the raw, natural beauty of Mallorca’s west coast.
SA FORADADA
With its unmistakable silhouette and famous hole through the rock, Sa Foradada is one of the most iconic sights on Mallorca’s west coast. Jutting dramatically into the sea from the cliffs below Son Marroig, this rugged peninsula is even more captivating when seen from the water.
The name Foradada means “pierced” in Mallorquín, referring to the large natural hole carved through the headland by centuries of wind and waves. As you approach by boat, you’ll get the best view of this natural wonder—something that’s impossible to fully appreciate from land.
The waters around Sa Foradada are calm and clear, perfect for a scenic swim or snorkeling session with the epic cliffscape as your backdrop. It’s also a stunning place to pause for photos or enjoy tapas and a chilled drink onboard.
Sunset here is especially magical. The light filters through the rock’s opening, casting golden reflections on the sea—making it a top choice for romantic evening cruises.
Whether you stop here briefly or make it the highlight of your route, Sa Foradada offers a moment of awe and serenity that perfectly captures the wild beauty of Mallorca’s coastline.
CALA VALLDEMOSSA
Nestled at the base of the Tramuntana mountains, Cala Valldemossa—also referred to as Port de Valldemossa—is a hidden gem on Mallorca's northwest coast. This quaint, semi-circular cove is renowned for its unspoiled beauty and tranquil ambiance, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful escape.
The cove features a small, pebbly beach approximately 90 meters in length and 15 meters wide, bordered by crystal-clear turquoise waters that invite swimming and snorkeling. The surrounding rugged cliffs and lush greenery provide a stunning backdrop, enhancing the secluded feel of this coastal haven. Nearby, the small port area hosts a charming seaside restaurant, Es Port, where guests can savor fresh seafood dishes while enjoying panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
Whether anchoring for a leisurely swim, exploring the underwater world, or indulging in local cuisine, Cala Valldemossa promises a memorable experience that captures the essence of Mallorca's coastal allure.