8-Hour Formentor and Sineu Market with boat trip Tour in Mallorca

We’ll begin our journey by sailing from Port Alcudia to Playa de Muro Beach. As we glide across the water, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the island’s largest bay. Relax on board, soak up the sun, and admire the scenic beauty of the coastline as we make our way to this picturesque beach.

Lose yourself in Sineu’s maze of stone-paved lanes where Mallorcan life bursts into colour every Wednesday. You’ll have ample free time to browse stalls piled high with local produce, leather goods and handmade keepsakes—or slip into a sun-dappled café for tapas and a chilled “café amb gel.” Shop, snack and soak up the authentic island atmosphere at your own pace before we continue northward.

Step off the coach into postcard-perfect Formentor, where pine-framed cliffs meet sapphire sea. Spend your leisure time exactly as you please: stroll scenic trails to hidden viewpoints, claim a spot on sugar-white sand and plunge into glass-clear water, or linger over a leisurely Mediterranean lunch with a view. This is your moment to savour Mallorca’s most iconic beach at your own rhythm.

scented ridge, the landscape suddenly opens to reveal an amphitheatre of sheer limestone cliffs dropping 200 metres straight into a shimmering, ink-blue Mediterranean. Step onto the lookout’s stone terrace and let the salty breeze carry your gaze from the jagged outlines of Cap Formentor to the distant crescent of Puerto Pollensa. Gulls wheel overhead, the sea flashes silver far below—every direction begs for a photo, a deep breath and a moment of pure awe. Snap that perfect panorama, soak up the cinematic vista, and imprint Mallorca’s wild north coast on your memory.

Trade wheels for waves as we glide along the rugged north-Mallorcan shoreline. The ferry hugs the craggy coast, giving you front-row seats to Pollensa Bay’s turquoise sweep and the soaring cliffs that guard it. Drift past hidden coves where emerald water laps honey-coloured rock, cruise beneath the 17th-century watchtower that once scanned the horizon for pirates, and glimpse the ochre ramparts of Sa Fortalesa—Spain’s most exclusive private fortress—half-veiled by pines. Keep your camera primed: every bend reveals a new postcard of cobalt sea, jagged headlands and sailboats flickering like white confetti on the bay. Sit back, feel the salt breeze, and let Mallorca’s most cinematic stretch of coastline unfold at deck-chair pace.