East Coast Divers Mallorca

East Coast Divers runs from the promenade at Hotel Bahia Azul on Porto Colom harbour, a waterfront position that places it at the centre of Mallorca's east-coast dive circuit. The operation has been active since at least 2011 and runs April through October.

As a PADI Dive Resort, the programme spans Bubblemaker sessions at 25 EUR for young beginners through Open Water, Advanced, Rescue, and Divemaster. The specialty menu covers fifteen named courses, including Night, Wreck, Nitrox, and Underwater Photography. Daily boat trips reach more than 20 areas along the east coast, including reefs, sea caves, and a wreck dive, with the closest sites only five minutes away.

On-site facilities include a training pool, a retail shop stocking Mares and SCUBABRO gear, and rental by the full set or the individual piece. Instruction runs mainly in English and German, and some divers note that French speakers are accommodated through translation. Free hotel transfers operate from Porto Cristo and Cala Mondragó, and dive insurance, mandatory under Spanish law, can be bought directly at the centre.

The Pirate Cave Snorkeling Adventure to the Cala Varques sea cave runs independently of the scuba schedule, open to non-divers from age 14 up.

The Pirate Cave Adventure is the single most-reviewed and most highly rated individual product, though cave and wreck diving draw equally strong praise, with reviewers citing the variety of sites reachable within a short boat ride. Mixed groups, including certified divers, first-timers, and non-diving family members, are handled well in the same outing, and junior divers training toward their Open Water certification are specifically mentioned as being in good hands. Several guides and skippers are named individually and repeatedly across the review body. A small share of the rating base registers as Poor or Terrible.