Barcos Azules - Excursiones en barco desde Port de Sóller

Barcos Azules (Excursiones Marítimas Puerto Sóller S.L.) organizes boat tours from the Port of Sóller along the coast of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers daily trips to Sa Calobra and Cala Tuent, a boat with a slide, private charters with a captain, and boat rentals. Its fleet ranges from ferries with large windows and a panoramic deck to smaller boats.

Excursions

Port de Sóller – Sa Calobra

• About 1 hour each way, sailing beneath the cliffs of the Tramuntana.
• Daily departures, with various departure times.
• In Sa Calobra there are two coves: one about 30 m long with sand and pebbles, where the boat docks, with turquoise water ideal for snorkeling; and the Torrent de Pareis cove, about 100 m long, at the mouth of the stream. It is a protected area, with no lounge chairs or umbrellas.
• Near the port of Sa Calobra, there are restaurants and amenities.
• 10% discount if you book online.

Boat with Water Slide: Sa Calobra and Cala Tuent

• Sail to Sa Calobra along the cliffs and stop for 35 minutes to swim and slide down a water slide from the boat.
• On this excursion, you do not go ashore.

Cala Tuent

• A trip to a cove in the heart of the Tramuntana Mountains.

Concert at Pareis

• A special excursion to attend the concert at Torrent de Pareis.

Private Charter

Perfect for couples, families, or friends, with an experienced skipper and complete freedom to choose your route and schedule. They’ll tailor the trip to take you to the most secluded spots along the north coast.

Boat Rental

A maneuverable, shallow-draft boat to reach caves, grottoes, cliffs, defense towers, and small coves along the northern coast.

The Tramuntana Coast from the Sea

Between the Port of Sóller and Sa Calobra, the Serra de Tramuntana drops straight down to the sea: cliffs, caves, sandy or pebble coves, and crystal-clear waters. Many areas can only be seen clearly from the water. Plus, the road to Sa Calobra is full of curves, so taking the boat is a comfortable alternative.

Tips

• Buy online: you’ll get a 10% discount.
• Check the return schedule if you go down to the beach in Sa Calobra.
• Wear comfortable shoes: to reach Torrent de Pareis Cove, you’ll need to walk a bit from the port.
• Bring water and sunscreen: there’s no shade at Torrent de Pareis.
• If the sea is rough, departure times may change; check on the day of your trip.

What to Choose?

• First visit to the Tramuntana: take the ferry to Sa Calobra and walk down to see Torrent de Pareis.
• With kids who want to swim: boat with a slide.
• Group or celebration: private charter with a captain.
• Want to go at your own pace? Rent a motorboat.

What you’ll see along the way

• Tramuntana cliffs plunging into the sea.
• Caves and grottoes at water level.
• Ancient defense towers at the headlands.
• Pebble coves that aren’t accessible by road.
• Small towns and ports along the north coast, seen from the sea.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the boats depart from? From the Port of Sóller.

How long does the trip to Sa Calobra take? About one hour each way.

Can you get off at Sa Calobra? Yes, on the regular ferry. You cannot disembark on the boat with the slide.

How do I make a reservation? Online at [email protected] or by calling 971 63 01 70.