The El Toro Island Marine Reserve was established in 2004 and is of high ecological value due to the diversity of its habitats and fauna, including groupers, octopuses, barracudas, and moray eels. Please note that fishing and anchoring in these protected waters are strictly prohibited from May to October.

The Malgrats Islands are the most popular spot in Santa Ponsa Bay, a marine protected area located just a few hundred meters offshore and consisting of two small islands.

Enjoy the sandy seabed, ideal for anchoring, and the crystal-clear waters; it’s the perfect place for snorkeling and exploring the fascinating underwater world.

The bay of Santa Ponsa is a first-class area for boaters, its natural horseshoe shape providing excellent protection from wind and waves. This results in mirror-smooth water – ideal for relaxed anchoring, sunbathing on deck, and for beginners at the helm.

The bay of Costa de la Calma (especially Platja Cala Blanca) is a natural, rocky enclave in the southwest of Mallorca, prized for its tranquility and clear waters.

Paguera is an ideal base for skippers: the sandy bays offer good anchorages in calm seas at depths of 3 to 5 meters. Since the town itself has no harbor, the nearby Santa Ponça or the luxury marina Port Adriano serve as mooring options.

Cala Fornells is a small, sheltered cove with a stunning sandy bottom. The crystal-clear water is perfect for swimming, bathing with schools of fish, or simply sunbathing on board your boat. Protected from the Tramuntana wind, the water here is warmer than in the surrounding area. It’s ideal for anchoring below the cliffs to enjoy a perfect summer’s day.

Camp de Mar boasts one of Mallorca’s most beautiful beaches, thanks to its crystal-clear waters and dazzling white sand. The bay offers four ideal anchorages with sandy bottoms. Among the attractions is the “Illeta” restaurant, where you can enjoy traditional Mediterranean cuisine featuring rice dishes, fresh fish, and delicious meat specialties.