Mallorca Scuba Diving — Pollença
Did my Advanced Open Water course with Scuba Mallorca. The staff are super friendly and well organised, they run on time, and the equipment is top notch.
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Scuba diving on Mallorca starts at €75 per person for a try-dive with Scuba Mallorca, a PADI 5-star centre in Port de Pollença.
The whole outing runs about three hours in groups of up to eight, and a try-dive needs no certificate: an instructor supervises you throughout.
The dive itself is on the clear north coast — reefs, dramatic caves and UNESCO-protected Posidonia meadows, where groupers, barracuda and octopus are common sights. Instructor or dive guide, full scuba equipment, tanks and weights and insurance are all in the price; photos, certification card fees and transfers are not.
Briefings run in Spanish, English and German, and the centre rates 4.8 from 269 reviews.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallorca Scuba Diving — Pollença | 3h | up to 8 guests | €75 per person |
Operators: Scuba Mallorca
Did my Advanced Open Water course with Scuba Mallorca. The staff are super friendly and well organised, they run on time, and the equipment is top notch.
Went for two scuba dives last week and it was amazing! Before the dive they were extremely helpful answering all sorts of questions and putting us at ease.
My friend and I came to do the PADI Advanced Open Water and it was great — everything was organised and well planned out, and all the equipment was solid.
Fantastic experience — my second dive with the team and totally worth it. Early May the water was a little cold, but they had suits and looked after us.
Scuba Mallorca in Port de Pollença runs try-dives, full courses and guided fun dives out of the same PADI 5-star base, in small groups of up to eight. €75 per person is the try-dive entry price; courses and multi-dive packages are quoted separately by the centre.
Important
bring your certification card if you already have one — it decides whether you join a guided dive or a supervised try-dive.
You start with gear fitting and a full briefing at the centre, take a short boat ride out to a reef or cave site, do the dive with an instructor alongside, then come back to log it. Full scuba equipment, tanks and weights and insurance are included, so all you need is swimwear and a towel.
The centre is on the north coast, roughly 14 minutes by car from Alcúdia and about 50 from Palma or the airport. The exact point follows your booking, and transfers are not included.
The fare is per diver, not per boat: €75 buys the three hours for one person, and a pair pays €150.
Transfers are not included, and the group stays at eight divers or fewer. The €75 is the starting rate: it is the try-dive entry price, and Scuba Mallorca quotes courses and multi-dive packages separately.
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