We offer regular boat trips to the most beautiful dive sites on Mallorca's west coast. This includes fascinating wrecks, impressive caves, and the protected marine reserve "el Toro".
Boat Trips
Daily: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 2 dives
House Reef
Daily: 11:00 AM + 3:00 PM
Our house reef is located right at the dive center. Entry is via a "giant step" from the boat dock or a staircase. The quickly sloping terrain reaches a depth of 21m.
Skill Level: easy
Average Depth: 12 meters
Maximum Depth: 21 meters
Duration: 50 minutes
Difficulty: none
Recommended Seasons: year-round
On the seaward side of the West Dock, south of Palma harbor, lie 4 modern shipwrecks of considerable size. The largest wreck is a modern cargo ship, 60m in length.
Skill Level: advanced
Average Depth: 24 meters
Maximum Depth: 30 meters
Duration: 35 minutes
Difficulty: currents and ship traffic
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 5 min
Heading northeast from the dive center, we soon reach the Caves of Porto Pi. This dive site consists of 2 grottoes and a tunnel.
Skill Level: easy
Average Depth: 12 meters
Maximum Depth: 21 meters
Duration: 50 minutes
Difficulty: none
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 4 min
Heading south from the dive center, we soon reach "Isla de la Caleta". This small island is located opposite the bay "Cala Contesa", the Illetas beach, and is therefore also called "Isla Illetas" – the island of Illetas.
Skill Level: easy
Average Depth: 12 meters
Maximum Depth: 25 meters
Duration: 50 minutes
Difficulty: none
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 3 min
Opposite the "3 Fingers Bay", southwest of the dive center, lies the islet El Sec. The island became famous a few years ago when the submarine "Nemo" was anchored here, inviting visitors on a journey into the underwater world.
Skill Level: intermediate
Average Depth: 20 meters
Maximum Depth: 26 meters
Duration: 45 minutes
Difficulty: changing weather
Recommended Seasons: spring to autumn
Boat Access: 13 min
Our house reef is located right at the dive center. Entry is via a "giant step" from the boat dock or a staircase. The quickly sloping terrain reaches a depth of 21m.
Skill Level: low to intermediate
Average Depth: 16 meters
Maximum Depth: 25 meters
Duration: 40 minutes
Difficulty: current
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 15 min
Punta es Mular (Punta Mula) is the westernmost point of Palma Bay and a popular dive site with clear waters, rock formations, and abundant marine life such as barracudas, octopuses, and moray eels. Suitable for beginners and advanced divers.
Skill Level: intermediate
Average Depth: 17 meters
Maximum Depth: 27 meters
Duration: 45 minutes
Difficulty: boat traffic
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 18 min
Punta Catius is a calm and very pleasant dive site with clear visibility, gentle rock plateaus, and sandy areas. Octopuses, sea bream, and moray eels are regularly seen here. The spot is ideal for relaxed one-way dives.
Skill Level: intermediate
Average Depth: 18 meters
Maximum Depth: 35 meters
Duration: 50 minutes
Difficulty: current
Recommended Seasons: year-round
Boat Access: 20 min
This dive site is fairly deep, easily reaching depths of 40 meters. There are impressive walls and rock formations. Rays and barracudas are often seen. Most dives are one-way, along the "Morro d'en Fileu" towards Punta Marc, with light current.
Skill Level: low to intermediate
Average Depth: 20 meters
Maximum Depth: 42 meters
Duration: 40 minutes
Difficulty: current and boat traffic
Recommended Seasons: spring to autumn
Boat Access: 27 min
El Toro translates to "The Bull". When we see the island emerging from the sea, we understand why! Its shape resembles a bull in a fighting stance. This dive site is considered one of the best on Mallorca's west coast. We anchor the boat at one of the designated buoys and descend over a 7-meter deep plateau.
Skill Level: low to intermediate
Average Depth: 20 meters
Maximum Depth: 42 meters
Duration: 40 minutes
Difficulty: current and boat traffic
Recommended Seasons: spring to autumn
Boat Access: 27 min