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On this excursion we take you by boat from Puerto de Soller to Cala Tuent on a journey of about 45 minutes bordering the beautiful coast of this part of the Sierra de Tramuntana. In Cala Tuent you will have free time to enjoy the beach and, below we give you some recommendations of what to do in Cala Tuent to make the most of your time.
The price includes the return boat transport between Puerto Soller and Cala Tuent.
Cala Tuent Beach is one of the most hidden beaches in the entire Sierra de Tramuntana, which gives it a lot of charm, and is surrounded by some of the highest mountains in Mallorca. It is distinguished by its spectacular and rugged mountain landscape, and by its olive trees almost touching the sea.
The beach is small, although it is never overcrowded. It is 170 meters long and about 30 meters wide, and there is no sand, but ridges and coarse pebbles. That is why it is advisable to bring closed beach shoes or sports shoes. Also take that into account when swimming or accessing the water, as there are rocks.
The water is always clear and clean, with shades of different colours. It is an ideal spot for diving or snorkelling. On the right side there is a small jetty, from where you can jump into the water, and where there is a beautiful panoramic view of the beach with the Puig Major in the background.
Cala Tuent is a fairly quiet beach, as most tourists choose to go to the nearby Sa Calobra Beach. Obviously, during the weekends there are more people, but even so, it still retains all its charm.
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From April to October
The starting point of the excursion to Cala Tuent is in Puerto Soller, and participants must make their own way to the starting point. Once you have made the reservation, we will send you an email with the reservation details, and then another email confirming the departure time and the departure point along with a Google Map.
If you are going to Cala Tuent, it is possibly because you want to spend the whole day at the beach at one of the Sierra de Tramuntana's coves. At click-mallorca we are experts on the island, and we want to give you some recommendations of things to do and see in the surroundings of Cala Tuent:
This restaurant is located next to Cala Tuent, and from its terrace there is an extraordinary panoramic view of the Cala Tuent cove. The restaurant is open from 12:00 to 17:00, and offers Mallorcan dishes, fish and rice. On weekends it is advisable to book.
They also offer accommodation, the only option to stay in Cala Tuent, since there are no hotels in this area. It is an apartment with 5 bedrooms and bathrooms, which can accommodate a maximum of 10 people. The price is from € 190 per night, with a minimum stay of 3 nights.
On the way to Cala Tuent, we find the Sant Llorens Oratory, a 13th century chapel from which we propose two easy and short walks:
Our suggestion for hiking lovers, and an option for something to do in winter is a route of about 10 kilometers that goes from the Ses Barques viewpoint to Cala Tuent. The route is well signposted and can be done in less than 5 hours, although it must be taken into account that it is not a circular route. If you want to take a shorter tour, you can start from Cala Tuent, to reach the old electricity factory of Sa Costera, and from there return.
At Click-Mallorca we know Mallorca like the palm of our hand, and we like to give you the best recommendations. On many occasions they are things to do, but which few know about. Like in this case. Did you know that you can go by boat to Cala Tuent from Puerto Soller? Yes, it is possible to go by boat to Cala Tuent! And it's very easy, you just have to book your ticket on this website.
The boat runs from April to October from Puerto Soller to Sa Calobra, but always with prior reservation, you can make a stop at Cala Tuent. It is an ideal option to leave your car, and avoid the uncomfortable journey to Cala Tuent through the mountain road that goes to Sa Calobra and Cala Tuent.
We can help you resolve any queries related to your booking and the excursion.
What a beautiful place to spend the day basking in the sun,I thought I had died and gone to heaven ! If visiting Mallorca it’s a must. the boat trip there is quite fascinating and there is plenty to see.
Cala Tuent is a stunning beach surrounded by mountains and trees. Not too busy as compared to Sa Calobra. Completely clear sea. Only problem is stony beach but definitely worth it.
Cala Tuent is amazing! Without a doubt, one of the best beaches/coves of our holiday to Mallorca! The only disspointment is that there were a few of jellyfish but the colours of the water and the fish and algae and everything is just perfect.
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