Spend a full day on a private boat from Port de Sóller, heading east along the Tramuntana cliffs towards Sa Calobra. We run two guided snorkel sessions, pause for lunch at a restaurant in Cala Tuent (we reserve the table) and visit a cave on the coast before the run home.
The day is built around the east route: out of Port de Sóller, along cliff walls towards Sa Calobra, a first guided snorkel, a sit-down pause in Cala Tuent, then a second snorkel at a cave before the long, easy ride home. The boat is yours, so the order can flex if one bay is kinder than another, but the shape of the day stays the same.
Snorkel kit is on board and your guide stays in the water for both sessions. We reserve the Cala Tuent table so the group can step ashore without hunting for a seat. The restaurant meal is settled there; the boat booking covers the crew, the boat and the two guided snorkels.
Sa Calobra and the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis sit on Mallorca's northwest coast, where a deep gorge meets a small pebble cove under huge rock walls. Reaching that stretch by road is a long series of bends; by boat from Port de Sóller it is a direct run along limestone and pine, with bays such as Sa Costera and Cala Tuent on the way.
We start at the harbour in Port de Sóller, inside the circular harbour bay. Once we clear the mouth the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape, rises straight from the sea. The east line can also take in Ses Cambres, Na Mora Canyon and Es Cavall Cave, depending on the swell and how the lunch timing sits.
Eight hours on a private boat, including a restaurant stop ashore, is what this day asks of you. Anyone happy on a small motorboat for a full day will be fine, and children are welcome with adults who can look after them on deck, in the restaurant and in the water. No diving or snorkelling certificate is asked for.
Guests who snorkel should be able to swim in open water with a mask and fins. Tell us about medical conditions and about anything the restaurant in Cala Tuent needs to know. The outing depends on the sea; if the east coast is too lively we will say so and look at another date.
We are a five-star PADI dive centre that still treats a day on the water as a personal outing, not a conveyor belt. More than thirty years of welcoming people from this Port de Sóller harbour has taught us how to pace a boat day, keep groups small and look after the marine environment along the way.
Skippers and instructors here know the local reefs, caves and open water, so the plan can flex when the sea asks for it. Kit is well maintained, hospitality is warm, and we can tailor a private charter when you want the boat and crew to yourselves. We still love sharing the Mediterranean underwater world with you.
Meet us at Carrer de la Marina 30, Port de Sóller, 07108, beside the harbour. Walk from the beach or the tram stop along the waterfront. Drivers should use public parking near the port and then walk to number 30. Plan a morning arrival so the eight-hour day can start on time.
The private trip lasts eight hours from Port de Sóller, with time on the east coast towards Sa Calobra, two guided snorkel stops and a restaurant pause in Cala Tuent. We reserve the table; you choose from the menu and settle the meal there.
The meeting time is confirmed before you arrive. Please arrive a few minutes early so the full day can be spent on the water rather than on the quay.
The boat is private. We cap the day at eight people so there is room on deck for a relaxed lunch stop and two snorkel sessions with one guide. A smaller group still has the whole boat.
Tell us the headcount so we can have the right number of snorkel sets ready and the restaurant in Cala Tuent knows how many seats to hold.
You have a private boat, skipper and guide for eight hours, plus snorkel equipment and two guided snorkel sessions, one of them at a cave along the coast. We also reserve a table for lunch in Cala Tuent.
The restaurant meal itself is not part of the boat trip, and we do not include transfers to the harbour. Bring a card or cash for lunch and anything extra you want ashore.
We reserve a table at a restaurant in Cala Tuent as part of the day. That stop is built into the eight hours so you can sit down between the two snorkel sessions rather than eating on the move.
Please tell us about dietary needs so we can pass them to the restaurant. If you would rather skip the sit-down meal, say so in advance and we will plan a longer time in a bay instead.
The full-day boat leaves from Port de Sóller harbour. The tram stop and the beach are a short walk away, so most guests arrive on foot once the car is parked in town.
If you are driving, use public parking near the waterfront and walk along the waterfront. Transfers from hotels or from Palma are not included, so please plan your own way to the port for a morning start.
Pack swimwear under a cover-up, plus a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and a light layer for the ride home. A cover-up is useful for the restaurant in Cala Tuent as well as for the hours on deck.
Bring any medication you need and a way to pay for lunch. We supply the snorkel kit for both sessions, so you do not need to carry your own mask unless you prefer it.
An eight-hour private boat day suits families who want two snorkel sessions and a sit-down lunch, and children are welcome with adults who can look after them on deck, in the restaurant and in the water. The eight-person cap keeps the group small.
Tell us ages so we can have smaller kit ready and mention the lunch stop to anyone who needs a simpler menu.
An eight-hour run to Sa Calobra needs a reasonable sea along the cliffs. If the forecast looks poor we will contact you and look at another date when we can, rather than spending the day in an unpleasant chop.
We would rather move the day than take the boat out in conditions that will not be enjoyable.
The planned line is the east coast: towards Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis, with a first snorkel, lunch in Cala Tuent and a second snorkel at a cave. Your skipper may adjust the order if the swell is kinder in one bay than another.
If you have a favourite east-coast cove in mind, tell us and we will try to include it without losing the lunch reservation or the second snorkel.
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About the centre
Port de Sóller
For more than thirty years we have welcomed divers and ocean lovers to the northwest coast of Mallorca from our base beside the harbour in Port de Sóller. As a five-star PADI dive centre we run daily boat trips, guided dives, snorkelling excursions and a full programme of courses for complete beginners through to professionals, with a strong focus on safety, small groups and looking after the marine environment.
Our skippers and instructors know the local reefs, caves and open-water sites intimately, and we also offer private charters and tailored VIP experiences when you want the boat and crew to yourselves. Whether you are earning your first certification, refreshing rusty skills or joining a family-friendly dolphin or snorkel tour, you will find warm hospitality, well-maintained equipment and a team that loves sharing the Mediterranean underwater world.
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