Mallorca's rugged limestone coastline and warm, clear water make it a brilliant coasteering destination. Guided by qualified local teams, you traverse the sea cliffs by climbing, scrambling, swimming and jumping — exploring caves and gullies and leaping into deep, clear water along stretches of coast that few visitors ever see. The warm Mediterranean sea means coasteering here is comfortable through a long season, and routes can be tailored from gentle family adventures to bigger cliff jumps.
The limestone coast
The cliffs and coves of the Serra de Tramuntana and the island's rocky headlands provide everything coasteering needs: deep plunge pools beneath the cliffs, sea caves to swim through, rock platforms to jump from and surge-washed traverses. Qualified guides select the venue according to swell and conditions, and the clear water makes the whole experience especially vivid.
What a session involves
A typical session combines swimming, scrambling, traversing and optional cliff jumps, with wetsuits, helmets and buoyancy aids provided. You need to be able to swim and be comfortable in the sea; jumps are always optional, with guides offering a range of heights.
Adventuro centres in Mallorca
- Mallorca Mountains — A team of qualified mountain guides with 15+ years' experience offering coasteering alongside climbing, canyoning and caving, with a focus on safety and tailored adventures.
- Experience Mallorca — A multilingual team of qualified professionals running guided coasteering and adventure experiences island-wide, from beginner outings to advanced activities.
- AVcaving Mallorca — Experienced caving and canyoning specialists who guide coasteering with a strong respect for safety and the coastal environment.