Embark on a boat trip from Port Pollensa that offers a unique perspective of the bay from the water. You'll pass by some of the bay's most iconic spots and head towards Cap Formentor, one of Mallorca's must-see landmarks. On the return journey, you’ll have the option to disembark at Formentor Beach and later return by ferry.
This boat trip will take us to Cap de Formentor, the most easterly point of Mallorca, starting from Puerto de Pollensa. Our route will cross the Bay of Pollensa towards Formentor, passing the secluded Cala Murta. Weather permitting, we will reach Cala Figuera after rounding Cap de Formentor.
Cap de Formentor is a magical place with its lighthouse and impressive cliffs, famously depicted by painters, poets, and writers. The views from the sea are even more spectacular. From the boat, we will enjoy breathtaking vistas of the cape's viewpoint and unique panoramic views as we circle the cape and its lighthouse.
On the way back, we can stop at Formentor Beach, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and considered one of the best beaches in Mallorca. Here, you can stroll around, relax in the sun, or continue back to Puerto de Pollensa. If you choose to stop at Formentor Beach, you will have the option of various return times for the boat.
Cala Murta, a hidden gem on Mallorca's coast, is best appreciated from the sea. This secluded cove boasts pristine turquoise waters and dramatic rocky cliffs that create a stunning natural amphitheater. The crystal-clear water reveals vibrant marine life, perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The untouched beauty of Cala Murta, with its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking scenery, offers a serene escape from the crowds, embodying the idyllic charm of Mallorca's coastline.
Cap Formentor, the northernmost tip of Mallorca, is a place of unparalleled beauty best viewed from the sea. Approaching it, you're greeted by dramatic limestone cliffs rising sharply from the azure waters, their rugged beauty contrasting with the shimmering blue sea. The historic Cap Formentor lighthouse, built in 1863, stands majestically atop these cliffs, guiding mariners safely and offering panoramic views. From the sea, the winding road leading to the lighthouse is visible, showcasing human ingenuity amidst nature's grandeur.
The surrounding waters, with their deep blue and turquoise patches, are crystal clear, revealing vibrant marine life. Secluded coves and inlets, often inaccessible by land, add to the charm. Viewing Cap Formentor from the sea reveals its full grandeur and captures the essence of Mallorca's natural beauty.
On the way back, you can stop at the beach of Formentor in the crystal clear waters of one of the best beaches in Mallorca, stroll around the area or simply relax in the sun, or continue back to Puerto de Pollensa. If you decide to stop at Formentor beach, you will be able to choose from the different return times of the boat.
Formentor Beach, located on Mallorca's northern coast, is renowned for its pristine beauty and crystal-clear waters. This idyllic spot is framed by lush pine forests and dramatic mountains, creating a serene and picturesque setting. The soft, white sand and gentle waves make it perfect for swimming and relaxing. Accessible by boat or a scenic drive, Formentor Beach offers a peaceful escape from the crowds, allowing visitors to unwind and soak in the natural beauty of one of Mallorca's finest beaches.
in front of the Restaurant Stay in Port de Pollensa you will see a pier, the boat from Lanchas Las Gaviotas will be there
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