Formentor & the North
Cap de Formentor Route — Mallorca's wild north coast where 300m cliffs plunge into the sea
Route Overview
A full day exploring Mallorca's wild north coast. Cruise past the Bay of Pollença to the dramatic Cap de Formentor, where 300m cliffs plunge into the sea. Anchor at the exclusive Formentor Beach for a swim in crystal-clear water, then explore the narrow turquoise inlet of Cala Figuera — one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Mediterranean. The lighthouse at Cap de Formentor marks the island's northernmost point and offers some of the most dramatic scenery in the Balearics. This route requires calm conditions and is best from May to September.
Itinerary Timeline
Port d'Alcudia
Depart from the main northern marina — the Bay of Pollença stretches before you
Playa de Formentor
Long sandy beach backed by ancient pine forests — calm, sheltered water perfect for swimming
Cala Figuera (Formentor)
Narrow turquoise inlet with incredible water clarity — one of the most beautiful anchorages in Mallorca
Cap de Formentor
The dramatic lighthouse at Mallorca's northernmost tip — 300m cliffs plunge directly into the sea
Cala Bóquer
Wild, rocky cove with excellent snorkelling and a secluded swimming cove
Port d'Alcudia
Return to marina with the Tramuntana mountains glowing in the evening light
Route Map
Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.
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