Welcome aboard for an unforgettable sailing journey around the captivating island of Mallorca, the most famous one of the balearic islands! Get ready to explore a myriad of stunning destinations, from fishing villages to hidden coves and breathtaking natural wonders. Let's set sail and discover the beauty that the coast of Mallorca has to offer.
Soller
Our first stop is the enchanting town of Soller. Nestled in a valley amidst the Tramuntana Mountains, Soller is a picturesque port with charming cobblestone streets, squares, and colorful buildings. Take a stroll through the town, savoring the scent of citrus groves, and visit the impressive Soller Cathedral.
Don't forget to sample the local delicacy, the famous Soller oranges, renowned for their sweet flavor. With its quaint atmosphere and stunning surroundings, Soller is a must-visit destination.
Palma de Mallorca
Next, we navigate towards the vibrant capital city of Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca. This cosmopolitan hub offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and lively modernity. Explore the imposing Palma Cathedral, a remarkable Gothic masterpiece that overlooks the city's waterfront.
Wander through the narrow streets of the historic quarter, lined with charming shops, cafes, and galleries. Indulge in the delicious cuisine at one of the many waterfront restaurants, and immerse yourself in the city's vibrant nightlife. Palma de Mallorca is a true gem waiting to be discovered.
Sa Calobra
Continuing our boat tour, we make our way to the mesmerizing Sa Calobra. This secluded spot is a hidden treasure nestled within the Tramuntana Mountains. As we approach, you'll be awestruck by the dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise waters.
Sa Calobra boasts one of Mallorca's most scenic drives, with a winding road that leads to the stunning Torrent de Pareis. This is a spectacular gorge caved by water over centuries. Drop anchor and dive into the refreshing waters, or take a hike through the rugged landscape, immersing yourself in nature's embrace.
Alcudia
Leaving Sa Calobra, we sail northeast to the lovely town of Alcudia. It's an old town surrounded by medieval walls. Alcudia has lots of history and cool things to see, like Roman ruins. Walk through the narrow streets and visit the lively market square. If you want to relax, there are long sandy beaches, like Playa de Alcudia, where you can swim and have fun.
Pollenca
Our last stop is the peaceful town of Pollenca. It's located at the foot of the mountains and has a bohemian vibe. Stroll through the cute streets with art galleries and small shops. Don't miss the famous Calvary Steps, which take you up to a chapel with incredible views of the town. If you're feeling adventurous, you can hike up the nearby Puig de Maria for an amazing sunrise or sunset experience.
As we conclude our sailing journey around Mallorca, we leave behind a trail of cherished memories. From the vibrant streets of Palma de Mallorca to the tranquility of hidden coves, Mallorca offers a diverse range of experiences. So, hoist the sails, feel the wind in your hair, and let the beauty of Mallorca unfold before your eyes.
Would you love to go sailing around Maillorca, but don't you have enough experience? Join Neptuno on its Mallorca Sailing Trip! You depart from the vibrant city of Barcelona and are guided during the whole trip by a experience professional skipper.
