Dive and Fun Mallorca - Centro de buceo en Font de Sa Cala

Dive & Fun Mallorca is a dive center in Font de Sa Cala (Capdepera), near Cala Ratjada, in northeastern Mallorca. It primarily offers diving in the Llevant Marine Reserve, which begins almost right outside its door. It offers introductory dives, courses for all levels, daily trips for certified divers, snorkeling excursions, a tour to a pirate cave, and speedboat rides. Staff speak German, English, Spanish, and French.

The Dives

There are 25 dive sites north and south of Font de Sa Cala Bay, featuring cave systems, canyons, chimneys, and a wide variety of underwater landscapes. The boat trips are short, so they’re easy to handle even if you get seasick.

• “Käse” (The Cheese): a rock riddled with holes like Swiss cheese, between 12 and 27 m deep, with schools of sardines, hunting barracudas, octopuses, moray eels, and nudibranchs. Depending on the dive center, this is considered one of the best dive sites in the Mediterranean.
• Northern Plateau of ‘Käse’: up to 28 m, teeming with marine life and without the typical holes found on ‘Käse’.
• Lighthouse: below the Capdepera lighthouse, up to 28 m, with many moray eels.
• Punta de l’Olla and l’Olla: 5 to 25 m, featuring rays, castanets, and white seabream. L’Olla is a sheltered cove accessible only by boat.
• Cala Gat: the spot for bad-weather days, with access from land.
• Outside the reserve, sites such as “Bruja” and “Diábolo”, featuring canyons and rock formations.

The Llevant Marine Reserve was established in 2007; it covers approximately 5,900 hectares and is now home to more than 900 species of animals and plants.

Trips and Boats

During peak season, there are daily departures at 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 2:00 p.m., and in the morning, you can do a double dive by simply changing tanks. The destination is decided shortly before departure based on wind and wave conditions. Spaces are limited, so it’s best to make a reservation.

Boat	Type	Use
A LITTLE MORE	6.5-meter Searibs RIB with 200 CV	Diving
MUCHO MAS	7.5-meter Searibs RIB with 250 CV	Diving and day trips
TOO MUCH	8-meter Searibs RIB with 2 × 300 CV	Speed cruises from Cala Ratjada

It’s only a 70–80-meter walk from the center to the dock. The dive boats are equipped with wooden ladders, a radio, a first-aid kit, and oxygen equipment, and are captained by professional skippers.

Courses

Offers CMAS, IAC, PADI, and SSI courses, all valid worldwide, and has been working with the i.a.c. International Aquanautic Club since 2006.

• Introductory Dive for ages 8 and up, in groups of no more than 4 people per guide. If you go on to take the course within a year, the cost of the introductory dive will be deducted.
• Scuba Diver, Open Water, and CMAS, with pool and open-water training.
• Advanced courses, rescue, and Divemaster, plus specialties.
• Courses for children.
• Technical diving (Foundations Rec and Tec) and instructor training.

Published Estimated Prices

Service	Price
1 dive with your own equipment	50 €
10 or more dives	37.50 € each
Full equipment rental per dive	20 €
Introductory dive (ages 8 and up)	99 €
SSI Open Water Diver	520 €
DEMASIADO speedboat tour (50 min)	49.50 € per person

Other Activities

• Snorkeling from a boat to spots that can’t be reached from the beach.
• Pirate Cave: a boat tour along the coast to find the entrance to a stalactite cave.
• Groups, companies, and clubs: club outings, birthday parties on the speedboat, or events.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need diving insurance? Yes, it’s required by law. If you don’t have a valid policy in Spain, the center can issue you a one-day or one-week policy.

Can you dive if it’s windy? The center chooses the dive site on the day of the dive based on the weather, and on bad-weather days, they use Cala Gat, which has a land-based entry point.

Do you offer Nitrox? Yes, upon request. They also rent 12- and 15-liter tanks.

What is the minimum age for diving? Introductory dives start at age 8. Scuba Diver and Open Water courses start at age 10.