Balearic Islands

Mallorca North & the Tramuntana

The wild side of Mallorca: the UNESCO Serra de Tramuntana plunging into the sea at Sa Calobra and Deià, the dramatic Formentor headland, and the sheltered bays of Pollença and Sóll

The wild side of Mallorca: the UNESCO Serra de Tramuntana plunging into the sea at Sa Calobra and Deià, the dramatic Formentor headland, and the sheltered bays of Pollença and Sóller. Scenery here rivals anywhere in the Med.

A week, sketched

Day 1

Sóller to Sa Calobra

From Port de Sóller cruise beneath the Tramuntana cliffs to Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis gorge.

Day 2

Cala Deià

Anchor off the artists' village of Deià for a swim and a cliffside lunch.

Day 3

Formentor & Pollença

Round dramatic Cap de Formentor into the calm of Pollença Bay for a sheltered final anchorage.