🌅 Alcudia – History, nature and navigation on the north coast

Alcudia , located in the north of Mallorca, is one of the island's most complete destinations. Its marina is surrounded by amenities, restaurants, and a lively atmosphere, while the old town, with its medieval walls and cobbled streets, adds a unique historical touch.

The port of Alcudia is perfect for setting sail and exploring the Bay of Pollença and the north coast , a less crowded area with wilder landscapes and clear waters.

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📍 Recommended coves and beaches from Alcudia

• Formentor Beach:
  One of the most iconic beaches in the north. Turquoise waters, views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and a protected natural environment.
• Cala Murta
  A small, unspoiled cove surrounded by pine trees and cliffs. Ideal for anchoring peacefully and snorkeling.
• Cala en Gossalba
  Very little known, difficult to access by land, perfect for those seeking total privacy from the sea.
• Coll Baix is
  ​​a wild cove surrounded by mountains, with deep, crystal-clear waters. Accessible only on foot or by boat, it is one of the hidden gems of the north.
• Pollença Bay:
  Wide and protected, ideal for safe sailing, paddle surfing or anchoring in front of its beaches.

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🚤 Sailing from Alcudia

Sailing from Alcudia allows you to:

• Discover one of Mallorca's most natural coastlines
• Access to pristine coves that are difficult to reach by land
• Enjoy spectacular views of mountains, cliffs and pine forests
• Enjoy activities like snorkeling, paddle surfing, or simply relaxing in the sun

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Alcudia is the perfect combination of amenities, history, and unspoiled nature. Ideal for those seeking a unique sailing experience, far removed from conventional tourism.

🛥️ V2 7.0

Type: Licensed vessel (requires nautical certification)
Length: 7 meters
Capacity: Up to 8 people
Engine: 1 x 200 HP

✅ Exterior equipment

• ☀️ Spacious sun deck at the bow
• 🌤️ Bimini awning
• 🪜 Bathroom
• 🏖️ Bathing platform
• 🍽️ Outdoor table
• 💺 Padded seats
• 🧊 Portable fridge

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