3-Day Mallorca North Coast Explorer
The Tramuntana UNESCO coast, Cap de Formentor, and Pollensa Bay — 112 nautical miles along Mallorca's northern shore
Route Overview
This three-day route follows the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape, from the sea. Day one passes Sa Foradada on the way to Port de Sóller for the night. Day two continues to Sa Calobra and the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis gorge, then rounds the north of the island to Pollença Bay for the second night. Day three starts at Formentor beach before the return to Palma. The north coast is exposed to northerly winds, so the captain may adjust the order of the stops.
Full Route Map
Complete 3-day route. Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Palma → Sa Dragonera → Tramuntana Coast → Puerto de Sóller
Dragon Island and the dramatic western cliffs — Sa Foradada, Deià, and an overnight in the horseshoe harbour
Distance
42 nautical miles
From
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
To
Puerto de Sóller
Depart Palma heading northwest along the Bay of Palma toward the Tramuntana mountains.
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
Depart Palma heading northwest along the Bay of Palma toward the Tramuntana mountains.
Sa Dragonera
The dragon-shaped island nature reserve. Cruise along the eastern shore, spotting ospreys and Eleonora's falcons nesting in the cliffs.
Banyalbufar Coast
OvernightTerraced vineyards drop 200 metres down to the sea. This UNESCO landscape is best seen from the water, where the scale of the terraces is clear.
Best For
Trip Highlights
Current day rate from
Multi-day prices, minimum stays and availability are quoted for your dates and yacht. (3 days / 2 nights)
Lowest current day rate among the suggested yachts. Fuel, extras and VAT treatment are confirmed in the quote.
Seasonal Guide
Best months
★ = Peak month
Water temp
20–26°C
Crowds
Moderate
Sea conditions
North coast exposed to tramontana. Sa Calobra best early morning before tour boats.
Book This Trip
Recommended yachts for this route:
To confirm in your proposal
- Professional captain and crew for 3 days
- Professional navigation and route planning
- Water sports equipment (paddleboard, snorkel gear, kayak)
- Gourmet catering for 3 days (breakfast, lunch, beverages)
- Puerto de Sóller mooring fees
- Bed linen and towels for overnight stays
Important Notes
- The north coast (Day 2) is exposed to northerly winds. Your captain may adjust the route or timing based on weather forecasts.
- Sa Calobra is usually quieter early in the morning, before the tour boats arrive.
- Puerto de Sóller has limited berths in high season. Our team requests the berth; availability and cost are confirmed in your proposal.
- Overnight accommodation is on the yacht (at berth in Sóller, at anchor in Pollensa). Cabin layout, air conditioning and bathrooms vary by yacht.
- Available on yachts with overnight capability only.
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