🌊 Alcudia – History, nature, and endless beaches

Alcudia, located in the north of Mallorca, combines the charm of its walled historic center with a coastline that offers everything from long white-sand beaches to pristine coves tucked between cliffs. Its marina, Port d'Alcudia , is one of the largest on the island and an ideal starting point for boat trips around the bay and to the Formentor Peninsula.

With calm waters, spectacular scenery, and multiple anchoring options, Alcudia is perfect for those looking to enjoy the sea in comfort and safety.

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📍 Cies and close beaches recommended

• Playa de Muro – Long, with fine sand and shallow waters, ideal for families.
• Coll Baix – A virgin cove surrounded by mountains, of great natural beauty.
• Cala Pudent – Small, calm and with clear waters, perfect for anchoring.
• Cala en Gossalba – Hidden and difficult to access by land, this is a gem to reach by boat.
• Formentor Beach – Picture-postcard scenery, with pine trees on the sand and crystal-clear waters.

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🚤 Navigate from Alcudia

Sunning from Alcudia allows:

• Explore pristine coves and beaches
• Snorkeling in crystal-clear waters
• Enjoy unique views of the north coast and the Tramuntana mountains
• Combine quiet routes with crossings to more open areas

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Excursion 4 hours in the morning

(9:30 - 13: 30h)

Price € 435

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Excursion 2/3 hours in the afternoon

Price € 290/€ 350

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⛽Fuel included

🤿Snorkeling included

⚓Captain included

🍾 Drinks included

🍿Snack Mallorquin included

📍 Output Port: Alcudia