Pines beside the water and an exposed coastline: plan from Port de Pollença, distinguishing Formentor beach from the northern coves.
A sandy beach surrounded by pines, also called Cala Pi de sa Posada.
Check wind, sea state and swimming zones. Never anchor on Posidonia. The map is not a nautical chart; agree a suitable stopping point with your skipper.
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A north-coast cove, not to be confused with Cala Figuera harbour in Santanyí.
Check wind, sea state and swimming zones. Never anchor on Posidonia. The map is not a nautical chart; agree a suitable stopping point with your skipper.
Illes Balears Travel
Confirm opening, reservations, prices and landing arrangements with the restaurant before departure. Moorings and pick-up services are not guaranteed. Yachtsen does not handle restaurant bookings.
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Port de Pollença
Arrange access ashore separately
Mediterranean food and a harbour-view terrace in the former fish market of Port de Pollença.
The source does not confirm a restaurant tender or mooring. Arrange an authorised landing and check hours and reservations directly.
La Llonja
Restaurant expansion reviewed on 9 October 2026. Linked photos are shown on their owners’ websites.
For a shorter outing, prioritise the bay and a return to Port de Pollença. Exploring the north coast needs separate route and weather planning; proximity on a map does not mean easy access by sea.
An editorial suggestion, not a navigation route. Agree a suitable itinerary with your skipper based on your departure port, available time and conditions.
Pine-fringed Portals Vells, Mondragó’s protected scenery and lunch overlooking Cala Llamp. Choose one part of Mallorca and enjoy it without racing around the island.
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Pair west-coast scenery with an unhurried break. Cala Bassa and Platges de Comte offer ideas for a day at sea; Es Torrent, on the south coast, is a separate option for lunch by the water.
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Ses Illetes for sand and turquoise water; Cala Saona for a different perspective on the west coast. Plan fewer stops and leave room to enjoy the sea.
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Cala Galdana on the south coast and Fornells Bay in the north offer different outings. Choose an area according to conditions and your departure port, with a break for Menorca’s seafood cooking.
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The Tramuntana coast brings together harbours, rocky coves and mountains. Start your planning in Port de Sóller and choose one stretch of coast to suit the conditions.
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The southwest offers harbours and views towards Sa Dragonera. Arrange your landing before booking a table in Sant Elm.
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A harbour with maritime character and coves on the Felanitx coast. Combine time on the water with a visit to the waterfront.
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Sandy beaches, pine woods and Cala Figuera harbour: explore the southeast without rushing between stops.
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Sources and licenses reviewed: 9 October 2026. Confirm current conditions before setting out.