🌊 Alcudia – History, nature, and endless beaches

Alcudia, on Mallorca's north coast, combines a charming walled historic center long, fine sandy beaches to beautiful, unspoiled coves. Its marina, Port d'Alcudia , is one of the largest on the island and an ideal starting point for routes to the Bay of Pollença and the spectacular Formentor Peninsula.

The area is perfect for both those seeking relaxation and sailing enthusiasts, with calm waters in the bay and anchoring options in natural surroundings.

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📍 Cies and close beaches recommended

• Playa de Muro – Long, white sand beach with shallow waters; ideal for families.
• Coll Baix – A virgin cove surrounded by cliffs, accessible on foot or by boat.
• Cala Pudent – Small and quiet, perfect for anchoring.
• Es Coll Baix – Impressive for its wild surroundings and turquoise waters.
• Cala en Gossalba – Hidden and difficult to access, a gem for those arriving by boat.
• Formentor – Picture-postcard beach with pine trees on the sand and spectacular views.

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🚤 Navigate from Alcudia

Sailing from Alcudia allows you to:

• Explore unspoiled coves that are difficult to access by land
• Snorkeling in crystal-clear waters
• Enjoy coastal landscapes with cliffs and pine forests
• Visit the bays of Alcudia and Pollença on the same route

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Alcudia is the perfect balance between comfort, history and nature , ideal for a full day of sailing.

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General characteristics

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📍 Model: Sessa Marine – Key Largo 28
📅 Year: 2015
👥 Authorized capacity: 10 people
🛌 Cabins: 1
🚽 Toilets: 1
📏 Length: 8.90 m
📐 Beam: 3 m
📉 Draft: 0.6 m
🚀 Total power: 250 hp (2 engines, 4 strokes)
⛽ Fuel: Unleaded gasoline
🛢 Fuel capacity: 1,200 L
💧 Freshwater tank: 500 L
🐾 Pets on board: No
📍 Location: Port d'Alcudia

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🛠 Comfort and equipment on board

• Awning
• Table
• Solarium
• deck shower
• bathing platform
• Exterior cushions
• Towels
• Protection cover
• Bluetooth connection
• Outdoor refrigerator

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Catering service