‍Surfing: Ride the waves
For paddle boarding, kite- and windsurfing enthusiasts, the northern coast of Mallorca is a dream come true. The steady winds and open waters create ideal conditions for these adventure sports. The Bay of Alcúdia and the Bay of Pollença, as well as the beach of Son Serra de Marina, are particularly popular surfing spots, offering a mix of flat water and moderate waves. There are plenty of surf schools and rentals in Alcúdia including Pura Vida Mallorca, Wind&Friends Watersports and Watersports Mallorca, that provide equipment and surfing lessons for all ages and all kinds of levels, ensuring you have everything you need to catch the wind and ride the waves.

Rock Climbing and Coasteering: Conquer the cliffs
For those who crave vertical adventures, Northern Mallorca offers some of the best rock climbing and coasteering spots in the Mediterranean. At the northern end of the Serra de Tramuntana you will find a variety of climbing routes with stunning sea views and challenging ascents. Areas like Cala Boquer, the cliffs of Formentor and the Talaia d'Alcúdia are renowned for their climbing opportunities that cater to all levels. Tour operators such as No Frills Excursions in Alcúdia or Mon d'Aventura in Pollença offer complete day tours that include kayaking, coastal trekking and cliff jumping, promising an exhilarating experience.

Hiking: Explore scenic mountain trails
Hiking in Northern Mallorca is a must for nature enthusiasts. Whether you prefer a leisurely walk or a challenging trek, the Serra de Tramuntana and peninsula of Alcúdia offer both easy and demanding trails that traverse picturesque landscapes and charming villages. One of the most popular hikes is the route from Pollença to the monastery of Lluc that takes you through lush valleys and rocky terrain. Another favourite is the coastal hike from Port de Pollença to Cala Boquer, where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the coastline.