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Description

Muelle Cala Millor is a pier in Cala Bona from which boat trips depart, offering open views across the bay.

Pier & Boat Trips

Glass-bottomed boats and excursion vessels set off from Muelle Cala Millor — tickets are available directly at the entrance to the pier. The jetty itself is wide enough for a pushchair, making it a lovely spot to linger even if you're not heading out on the water.

Photo Spots & Views

The pier is a popular starting point for photographs of Cala Millor bay. It's at its most peaceful and photogenic in the early morning, before the crowds arrive. When the swell picks up, waves crash spectacularly against the sides of the jetty.

How to Find It

The pier is located in Cala Bona, right on the waterfront. The associated boat excursion operator can be found at mallorcaseaparadise.com.

Facilities & services

Accessibility
Entrance

Services

  • Visitor mooring for boats

Good to know

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Frequently Asked Questions

What boat trips depart from Muelle Cala Millor?
Glass-bottomed boat rides and other excursion vessels depart from the pier. Tickets can be bought directly at the pier entrance.
Is the pier accessible in all weather?
During strong storms it's best to avoid the pier, as waves can break directly against it.
What scenery can I see on the boat trips?
The routes in eastern Mallorca feature cliffs, rocky coastline, sea caves, unspoilt beaches and protected landscapes.
Are there short boat trips for families with young children?
There are short boat routes specially designed for the youngest members of the family.
Can a boat trip be combined with a visit to a coastal village?
One experience combines the sea with a visit to a coastal village, where you can explore its streets and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere and cuisine.
Are there boat trips that include local markets?
One experience combines the sea with weekly markets and local shops offering fresh produce and traditional crafts.

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