Barcos Azules

Discover Mallorca’s Authentic Coastal Adventures with Barcos Azules

Based in Port de Sóller, Barcos Azules has been your gateway to the Serra de Tramuntana’s most spectacular maritime scenery. From the towering cliffs and hidden pebble beaches of Sa Calobra to the tranquil coves of Cala Tuent and the natural arch at Sa Foradada, they offer a range of shared boat excursions and private charters that showcase the island’s rugged north‐west coast. Enjoy snorkeling in crystal‐clear waters, guided shoreline walks through the Torrent de Pareis gorge, and panoramic views of UNESCO-listed landscapes—all aboard comfortable vessels with flexible itineraries tailored for families, adventurers, and special events alike

Here’s a concise overview of Barcos Azules’ main Mallorca excursions, each highlighting the best of the Serra de Tramuntana and the north coast:

• Sa Calobra
  Explore the dramatic entrance to the Torrent de Pareis, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Sail into a sheltered pebble beach beneath soaring cliffs, then wander through a 200 m tunnel to the canyon mouth—perfect for hiking, swimming or simply taking in the awe-inspiring scenery.

• Torrent de Pareis
  Experience one of Europe’s most extraordinary gorges by boat or on foot. Cruise along steep limestone walls into the Torrent de Pareis beach, then follow a rugged canyon trail through narrow ravines and crystal-clear pools.
  

• Cala Tuent
  Visit the largest unspoilt beach in the Tramuntana range. This tranquil cove—fringed by pine-clad peaks—is accessible by boat, bike or foot, and offers pristine waters ideal for snorkeling, sunbathing and immersing yourself in Mallorca’s wild coastline.

• Sa Foradada
  Discover the “Perforated” rock peninsula south of Port de Sóller. Accessible by boat, car or a gentle valley hike, Sa Foradada boasts a rustic cliff-top restaurant, spectacular sunsets through its natural arch and serene snorkeling spots.

• Sóller Village
  Wander the orange-grove valley of Sóller, reached via historic wooden train. Explore its modernist architecture, lively market square, art galleries and botanical garden before hopping the vintage tram down to the port.

• Port de Sóller
  Relax in Mallorca’s only natural harbour, flanked by golden-sand beaches. Stroll the palm-lined promenade, sample fresh seafood in waterfront cafés, or set off on daily boat trips to nearby coves and Sa Calobra.

• Best Calas
  Cruise the Serra de Tramuntana coastline to hidden gems like Cala Estellencs and Cala Deià. These secluded coves, with their crystal bays and rustic fishing jetties, showcase Mallorca’s most authentic seaside retreats.

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