Tramuntana Diving & Adventure

Tramuntana Diving & Adventure holds the SSI PRO Training Centre licence for Port de Pollença and operates boats out of Port de Pollença into the Bay of Pollença, along the northern Tramuntana coast, and past the cape toward the Formentor Peninsula. Over 30 dive sites are accessible from this base by water — including Jeronimo Cave, the tunnel systems carved below the Serra de Tramuntana cliffs, and the open passages around Formentor headland where the sheltered bay meets the open Mediterranean. The team describes itself as made up primarily of local and long-term residents of Pollença, with decades of combined local experience diving these waters.

Scuba courses cover the full SSI range from Basic Diver to professional certifications. Freediving is taught at every level — introductory excursions through professional courses — with dedicated daily freediving outings alongside the scuba programme. The centre also holds the SSI Diamond licence. Discovery dives for children begin at age 10.

What sets this centre apart from a standard dive school is the depth of its surface offering. SUP tours run in the sheltered bay. Multi-adventure sessions operate in the Serra de Tramuntana mountain terrain behind the coast: canyoning, cliff-jumping, rock climbing, and kayaking in the Pollença area. A pickup service connects guests arriving from Alcudia. Citizen science programmes are available for conservation-minded divers who want to contribute marine monitoring data alongside recreational diving.

Tramuntana Diving & Adventure is consistently among the top-rated outdoor activities in Port de Pollença across review platforms. Individual review text was not extracted in the current research cycle — the rendered pages returned aggregate ratings but not individual comments. The centre's own description references "a consistently high standard of guidance and tuition for courses, training and first-time activities alike." The review volume across platforms for a single-location operation in a small northern Mallorca town is significant, and the aggregate suggests an operation that draws repeat visitors and active word-of-mouth referrals.