Kayak and snorkelling to sea caves from Alcúdia
About 3-hour kayak trip through north-coast sea caves, with photos and a picnic per the listing.
Towns of Mallorca · Bay of Alcúdia
Also known as Alcudia
Medieval walls, stone streets and, a short walk away, the ruins of the Roman city of Pollentia.
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The walls were begun in 1298 under James II and finished in 1362; today you can walk along parts of them and enter through the Porta del Moll or the Porta de Mallorca, both flanked by battlemented towers. Right next door lies Pollentia, one of the two cities the Romans founded on Mallorca.
About 3-hour kayak trip through north-coast sea caves, with photos and a picnic per the listing.
Ciutat romana de Pollentia y Museu Monogràfic
A walk through Pollentia's Roman theatre, forum and residential quarters, plus the small museum near the church.
Closed on Mondays according to Google
Three and a half hours of coastal adventure with kayaking, a sea cave you can swim into and optional jumps.
Wetsuit, a swim to the cave mouth and a walk through underground lakes and stalagmites with a guide, from age 12.
A land-and-sea day: Alcúdia and its market, a boat ride from Port de Pollença and time at Formentor beach.
TUI España Turismo (bus turístico de Alcúdia)
Fixed 100-minute open-top bus ride with live commentary past Alcúdia's medieval walls and the beaches of Port d'Alcúdia.
Guided trip of about 8 h with free time at Alcúdia market and a boat ride to Formentor.
A 90-minute visit to the ranch's animal farm in Alcúdia: parrots, goats, ducks, peacocks, cows and rabbits that children can feed.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Full day with hotel pick-up, a German-speaking guide, Sa Calobra, boat to Port de Sóller, tram and the Sóller train to Palma.
The 1.5 km walled circuit of Alcúdia old town, with 26 towers and two gates; the tourism website mentions a free walk along the Camí de Ronda.
Old town market on Tuesdays and Sundays from 8:00 to 13:30 per the town council; the Port d'Alcúdia market is on Fridays. Walking around is free.
Tandem flight with a professional pilot from the hills of Alcúdia, overlooking the bay.
Cable wakeboard sessions on a lake in Alcúdia with ramps, kickers and rails, rental gear and lessons for beginners.
Roughly three-hour trip with at most 12 people from Alcúdia harbour, taking in Alcanada island, Es Coll Baix and a search for dolphins.
A boat with only 12 places: snorkelling at Cap Pinar, Formentor beach and views of the Balearics' highest lighthouse.
Two hours by boat at dawn off the north of the island to see dolphins, in a small group with hotel pick-up.
Three hours by boat along the Alcúdia coast to a hidden cave, with a snorkelling stop.
A modern catamaran along the north coast past two bays, with snorkel and kayak stops and a barbecue on board.
Parampara Yoga & Holistic Center
A yoga session on a stand-up paddle board with a certified teacher, with no yoga or SUP experience needed.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
A 4-hour trip (9:30-13:30) from Port d'Alcúdia on a classic wooden boat, with swimming, snorkelling, paddleboards and tapas on board.
A 3-hour sunset trip from Port d'Alcúdia on a restored wooden boat, with tapas, swimming, snorkelling and paddleboards.
A 3-hour fast-boat trip from Alcúdia port to look for dolphins, with a multilingual guide and ethical viewing practices.
A roughly 3-hour semi-rigid boat trip along the north-east coast, entering the Cova Gran de Farrutx by boat, with swimming and snorkelling.
A guided jet-ski tour of about 90 minutes from Alcúdia harbour to the Jack Sparrow Cave, with a swim stop.
Fundació Yannick i Ben Jakober (Sa Bassa Blanca)
One-hour guided tour of the Hassan Fathy house with library, Mudéjar ceiling and Moroccan room, plus sculpture park.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
A guided half-hour ride from Alcudiamar, with an instructor, life jacket and photos included.
Introductory kitesurf lesson in the Bay of Pollença with at most two students per group and optional two- or three-day courses.
A 3-hour speedboat trip from Alcúdia port to hidden coves and Coll Baix, with two snorkelling stops.
Guided jet ski ride from Alcúdia port to the Aucanada lighthouse, with a stop to swim and snorkel; no licence required.
Enigma Fishing Charter Mallorca
Private bottom-fishing or trolling trips with Captain Tom; can be combined with snorkelling or sightseeing and welcomes families with children.
A five-hour cruise from Port d'Alcúdia to Coll Baix and a cove in Pollença Bay, with snorkelling, kayaks and lunch on board.
A four-hour outing from Alcúdia's Passeig Marítim that crosses Pollença Bay and leaves free time on Formentor beach.
Three tandem flights with a pilot-instructor: Standard Basic, Standard Plus with acrobatics and Premium, with up to 35 minutes in the air.
Tandem and paramotor flights with a club that has promoted free flying in Mallorca since 1994, taking off from Puig de Sant Martí in Alcúdia.
Guided rides of 1 or 2 hours from the Alcúdia ranch, suitable for all ages; children aged 2 to 6 can share a horse with an adult.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Relaxed catamaran ride along the north coast with underwater viewing windows, leaving from Port d'Alcúdia.
A guided three-hour route along Alcúdia's cliffs combining scrambling, jumps into the sea, swimming and cave exploration.
A roughly 4-hour sail with skipper, tapas, wine and drinks included, for up to 9-10 guests along the Formentor coast.
A 6-hour sailing day from Alcúdia around Cap de Formentor to Cala Figuera, with regular departures on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Guided quad rides from La Siesta 1: the 3-hour route reaches the Es Colomer viewpoint, the 2-hour one La Victoria.
18-hole green fee on the Robert Trent Jones Jr. course in Alcúdia, with 2026 seasonal rates and buggy and club hire.
A roughly 12-hour day with a fast ferry from Alcúdia port, an official guide and a bus tour of Maó, Monte Toro, Binibeca and Ciutadella.
Board outing from Alcúdia bay to the Alcanada lighthouse with a beach stop and optional snorkelling.
Consell de Mallorca – Pedra en Sec i Senderisme
Consell circular route of 10.2 km and about 3 h 48 min across the La Victòria peninsula, medium difficulty and 600 m of climbing.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Walks with a local guide on the Victòria (Alcúdia), Cap Blanc, Galatzó, Randa or the GR221, with notes on plants, wildlife and history.
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On Tuesday mornings, market day in the old town. In early October, the Fira d’Alcúdia fair; and on 25 July, Sant Jaume, the patron saint.
From Palma, TIB line 302 serves Alcúdia and the whole bay. Walk the walls first and finish at Pollentia, a few minutes away on foot.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
Parampara Yoga & Holistic Center
Open-air yoga classes for all levels, from Hatha to Vinyasa, with mat included and online booking.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Road bikes from brands such as Stevens, Wilier or Lapierre, rented by the day in the centre of Port de Pollença.
About 25 km on small lanes to Pollença old town and Cala Sant Vicenç, with a swim stop and a Mallorcan picnic.
About 40 km by mountain bike along the Alcúdia peninsula coast, with a 45-minute walk to Coll Baix beach and a picnic.
An easy ride of about 20 km through the Pollença wine area, with a tasting on a vineyard terrace and a picnic.
Carbon road bikes (Colnago V4, Massi Arrow3) with electronic shifting, from a shop with a café in Port de Pollença.
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Alcúdia.
The walls were begun in 1298 under James II and finished in 1362; today you can walk along parts of them and enter through the Porta del Moll or the Porta de Mallorca, both flanked by battlemented towers. Right next door lies Pollentia, one of the two cities the Romans founded on Mallorca. Atlas de Mallorca lists 46 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Kayak and snorkelling to sea caves from Alcúdia, Roman ruins of Pollentia and monographic museum (Alcúdia), Alcúdia multi-adventure: kayak, sea cave, cliff jumps and snorkelling (The Challenge), Small-group sea caving in the Cova des Coloms (Experience Mallorca), Alcúdia: old town, market, boat along Formentor and beach (CityXperience), Open-top panoramic bus tour of Alcúdia (100 minutes).
On Tuesday mornings, market day in the old town. In early October, the Fira d’Alcúdia fair; and on 25 July, Sant Jaume, the patron saint.
From Palma, TIB line 302 serves Alcúdia and the whole bay. Walk the walls first and finish at Pollentia, a few minutes away on foot.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.