Multi-day · Northwest coast
The northwest coast — mountains meeting the sea
The wild Tramuntana side of the island — cliffs, mountain villages and deep, cold-blue water.
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The northwest is the Mallorca most day-charters never see: the Serra de Tramuntana falling straight into the sea, the pierced rock of Sa Foradada, the harbour of Port de Sóller and the remote pebble cove of Cala Tuent beneath the highest peaks.
It is too far and too good to rush, so we treat it as an overnight or multi-day cruise rather than a dash. Anchor beneath Sa Foradada for lunch and a swim, take a mooring in Sóller's round bay for the evening, and wake somewhere spectacular. The scenery is on a different scale to the south — this is the trip for guests who have done the coves and want the grand version. The crew will map anchorages, mileage and running costs honestly for your dates.
At a glance
- Trip
- Multi-day
- From Club de Mar
- ~2 h 55
- Round trip
- 94 nm
- Depth
- —
- Diesel est.
- 1450 L
- Anchorages & moorings
- The dramatic Tramuntana mountain coast
- Sa Foradada, Port de Sóller and Cala Tuent
- Best as an overnight or multi-day cruise
- Scenery on a completely different scale
Captain and crew usually reply within the hour, and always within 24 hours. Crew and VAT included. Gratuity is never expected.