Mallorca Scuba Diving — Pollença
Drop into Port de Pollença's clear north-coast water to explore dramatic caves, reefs and UNESCO Posidonia meadows with a PADI 5-star centre.
Mallorca, Spain · 3h · up to 8 guests · €75 per person · ES · EN · DE
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.
What is this tour like?
Explore Mallorca beneath the surface with a PADI 5-star centre in Port de Pollença. From first-time try-dives to full certification and guided fun dives, everything runs in small, friendly groups with all gear provided.
The clear, warm water of the north coast serves up dramatic caves, healthy reefs and UNESCO-protected Posidonia meadows. Groupers, barracuda and octopus are common sights, and certified instructors keep every dive relaxed and well supervised.
What are the highlights?
- PADI 5-star dive centre with certified instructors
- Try-dives, courses and guided fun dives
- Reefs, caves and protected Posidonia meadows
- Clear, warm water on the north coast
- Small, friendly groups with all gear provided
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- StartBriefing at the centre
Gear fitting and a full dive briefing at the centre.
- TransitBoat to the site
Short ride out to a reef or cave dive site.
- The diveThe dive
Guided dive with an instructor; try-dives are fully supervised.
- Wrap-upReturn & log
Back to the centre to log the dive and share photos.
What's included in the price?
- Instructor or dive guide
- Full scuba equipment
- Tanks and weights
- Insurance
What's not included?
- Photos or video (add-on)
- Certification card fees
- Transfers
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Scuba Mallorca, Port de Pollença, on Mallorca's north coast. Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“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.”
“A really good dive company to go out with. The staff are very friendly and helpful — especially Tom and Christina — and the dive sites are pretty amazing.”
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