Majorca is an island full of exciting and interesting areas in which to explore and investigate. Whether you are staying on the island for a few days or a few weeks, in order to truly have a holiday you won’t forget, a day spent scuba diving is a must.
Majorca Spain
Majorca offers divers with many wonderful and fascinating diving sites which are perfect for all divers whether you are a beginner or experienced. The island is full of diving schools which can help teach you the different breathing methods, etc that you will need, as well as instructors who can come out with you on your dives to ensure no gem goes unseen!
Many of Majorca’s dive sites are filled with spectacular underwater scenery filled with plenty of marine flora and a wide variety of different fish and coral. Depending on the areas in which you dive in, you may also be lucky enough to view some of the stunning reefs and wrecks which can be found among the sea coast of Majorca.
The island is filled with places in which to dive, but for some of the best sites, it is best to venture to the southwest area of the island as there are a number of marine reserves and rocky seabed within this area which allow for a better diving experience.
Majorca is filled with plenty of caves, caverns and tunnels which have merged into the different carbonate rocks which provide divers with a range of different levels which offer different experiences as you explore further into the sea.
One of the best sites for divers is Santa Ponsa which allows divers to access different dive sites from the wrecks at Palma to the nature reserve at Dragonera. The islands of El Toro and the Malgrats have recently been made into marine reserves which allow for fish to grow in numbers from an area which was once a popular fishing spot.
Santa Ponsa is also awaiting a new dive center which will help to increase the overall marine life within the waters and will make a nice alternative for divers as opposed to cave and wall diving. Overall, Majorca is a great place to go for budget scuba diving, and is a great place in which to go if you are a beginner in scuba diving thanks to the variety of diving sites which are located on the island.
When it comes to picking the best time in which to go scuba diving in Majorca, the warmest time of the year runs between May and October. However, those who are hoping to have the waters to themselves, but still wish to enjoy some of the great weather Majorca offers, should look to visit between early July and late September as the weather and water will still be of a good temperature. After these times, diving can become tricky as the water conditions will be less reliable which will often lead to abandoned diving plans.
When it comes to exploring Majorca, for the ultimate experience, an exploration of the Mediterranean Sea is a must to see all that the island has to offer. Not only will you be opened up to new and exciting areas of the island, but you will also be spoilt for choice in terms of the fantastic sea life you will be introduced to.
Mallorca resort
FERGUS Style Cala Blanca Suites
Huguet d´es Far, 27. Urb. Es Castellot, 07180 Santa Ponsa, Spain
Fergus Style Cala Blanca Suites lies in a small bay in Santa Ponsa, on the Costa de la Calma. It has an outdoor pool, great sea views and daily entertainment programs.
This hotel has free Wi-Fi and direct access to the beach, where hammocks are available for free. Western Water Park and Aqualand are both around 3.1 mi from Fergus Style Cala Blanca Suites. Central Palma de Mallorca is around 9.9 mi away.
Iberostar Pinos Park
Calle Canyamel, s/n , 07589 Font de Sa Cala, Spain
Located on Font de Sa Cala Beach, Iberostar Pinos Park is surrounded by pine forests and offers outdoor pools. The complex includes a restaurant with sea views.
Iberostar Pinos Park is 1.9 mi from Capdepera and 2.5 mi from Cala Rajada. The coves of Cala Agulla can be reached in 13 minutes by car. Son Sant Joan Airport is 49 mi away.
Do you love scuba diving? In that case, don’t miss the chance to discover the secrets of the Mediterranean. There’s such a lot to see when you go scuba diving in Mallorca. Under the turquoise waters, you’ll find a whole spectrum of colours and species such as rays, starfish and moray eels, to name but a few. You can also find hidden caverns and caves among the underwater treasures.
Right next to the hotel is the Skualo diving school, which organises outings to different dive points around the island, and offers courses of all levels for anyone aged 12 and over, available in four different languages (French, German, English and Spanish).
Iberostar Playa de Muro
Avenida Albufera, 07408 Playa de Muro, Spain
Iberostar Playa de Muro has an ideal setting overlooking Muro Beach, 100 m from Albufera Nature Reserve. This resort has 2 outdoor swimming pools, a spa and rooms with balconies.
Iberostar Playa de Muro offers unique services for cyclists and sports travelers. There is a repair shop, garage and a fully equipped gym. Bicycles are available for hire, there are special menus, sports shop and a dedicated team.
Sant Francesc Hotel Singular
Plaza Sant Francesc, 5, 07001 Palma de Mallorca, Spain
The 5-star Sant Francesc Hotel Singular is located in a 19th-century manor house in the beautiful Plaza de Sant Francesc. Located in the old town of Palma de Mallorca, it is only 300 m from Palma Cathedral and 601 m from Palma Port.
If staying in Palma, look no further than Sant Francesc. This beautiful hotel is conveniently located and is walking distance from almost anything in Palma itself.
The hotel itself is elegant and has a great restaurant that I recommend you try one of the nights. Everything about the hotel is excellent from the comfort of the rooms to the attentive staff.
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