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Private Half-Day Sailing from Port de Sóller — Cala Hopping & Snorkel in Mallorca - Sóller

Private Half-Day Sailing from Port de Sóller — Cala Hopping & Snorkel in Mallorca

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling and paddleboarding

Overview

Set sail from Port de Sóller for a private four-hour cruise along Mallorca’s dramatic Tramuntana coast—cove-hopping to Sa Calobra or Sa Foradada with snorkeling, a paddleboard and a local skipper. Perfect for travelers who want relaxed freedom on the water with insider route options.

Private Half-Day Sailing from Port de Sóller — Cala Hopping & Snorkel in Mallorca

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Sightseeing Tour

The bow parts a glass-blue morning as Port de Sóller shrinks behind you, the Serra de Tramuntana rising like a row of ancient teeth that have weathered eighty million years of sea and wind. Onboard Sail La Vie, the sea breathes across the cockpit and the skipper trims a sail with the practiced silence of someone who reads currents for a living. Dolphins will sometimes intercept the wake, arcing with a casual curiosity that steals the show.

Adventure Photos

Private Half-Day Sailing from Port de Sóller — Cala Hopping & Snorkel in Mallorca photo 1

Adventure Tips

Morning is calmer

Book an early departure for flatter seas and the clearest snorkeling visibility; winds tend to increase in the afternoon.

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

The boat provides shade, but UV reflection off the water intensifies exposure—choose reef-safe SPF to protect both you and the marine habitat.

Footwear for rocky landings

If you plan to step ashore at coves, wear water shoes with good grip—the pebbled beaches and rock edges can be slippery.

Motion-sickness precaution

If you’re sensitive to motion, take antiemetic medication before boarding and pick a harbor-close itinerary to minimize open-water time.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bottlenose dolphins
  • Peregrine falcons along the cliffs

History

Port de Sóller evolved from a fishing enclave and trade port tied to the Tramuntana terraces; the mountains were named a UNESCO cultural landscape for human-shaped agriculture and pathways.

Conservation

The area is sensitive: avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows, dispose of waste responsibly, and respect wildlife by not feeding dolphins or birds.

Adventure Hotspots in Sóller

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin from strong sun and avoids damaging local seagrass and marine life.

summer specific

Water shoes

Essential

Provide traction for rocky coves and make wet landings safer.

summer specific

Light windbreaker

Useful for cooler mornings and sea spray when the wind picks up.

spring specific

Swimwear & quick-dry towel

Essential

Needed for snorkeling, paddleboarding and drying off between swims.

summer specific