
Destination guide
Balearic Islands
A Balearic Islands Paradise
The Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands are one of the Mediterranean’s most captivating cruising destinations, where spectacular coastlines, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant island culture come together to create an unforgettable sailing experience.
Discover the dramatic landscapes of Mallorca, with its secluded coves, picturesque harbours, and charming coastal villages. Sail across to Menorca, famous for its peaceful anchorages, turquoise bays, and unspoiled natural beauty. Experience the lively atmosphere of Ibiza, home to world-class beach clubs, exceptional restaurants, and breathtaking sunsets. For those seeking complete relaxation, Formentera offers white sandy beaches and some of the clearest waters in the Mediterranean.
Beyond the coastline, each island has its own unique character. Wander through historic old towns, enjoy authentic Mediterranean cuisine, visit local markets, or spend your days swimming, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and discovering hidden bays accessible only by boat.
Whether you’re looking for adventure, relaxation, or unforgettable moments with family and friends, a yacht charter through the Balearic Islands offers the perfect way to experience the Mediterranean at your own pace.
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AROUND MALLORCA
7 DAYS

Day 1 - Palma to Cala Blanca
Your journey begins in Palma de Mallorca, where you’ll step aboard your floating home for the week and meet the crew before setting sail along Mallorca’s spectacular southwest coast.
Leaving Palma de Mallorca behind, we head towards the protected waters of Es Malgrat and Illa Fiteni. Surrounded by dramatic rock formations and crystal-clear water, this is the perfect place to enjoy your very first swim, discover the Mediterranean underwater world with a mask and snorkel, or simply relax on deck while lunch is served against an unforgettable backdrop.
As the afternoon comes to an end, we anchor in the secluded bay of Cala Blanca. Surrounded by cliffs and untouched nature, it’s the perfect place to enjoy dinner on board, watch the sunset and spend your first night under the stars.

Day 2 - Cala Blanca to Sant Elm
Wake up to the gentle sound of the sea and enjoy breakfast on deck as the first rays of sunlight illuminate the cliffs surrounding Cala Blanca. Start the morning with a refreshing swim before we set sail towards the charming village of Sant Elm.
Nestled on Mallorca’s western coastline, Sant Elm offers calm turquoise waters and breathtaking views of the rugged island of Sa Dragonera, one of the Balearic Islands’ most protected natural reserves. Spend the afternoon swimming, paddleboarding or simply relaxing.
As evening arrives, we’ll head ashore for a leisurely stroll along Sant Elm’s waterfront promenade before enjoying dinner at restaurant. From its terrace, you’ll watch the sun slowly disappear behind the dramatic silhouette of Sa Dragonera, creating one of the most spectacular sunsets on the island.

Day 3 - Sant Elm to Port de Sóller
Today’s sail takes us along the breathtaking coastline of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where towering mountains meet the deep blue Mediterranean.
As we approach Port de Sóller, two historic lighthouses welcome us into one of Mallorca’s most picturesque natural harbours. Protected from the open sea and surrounded by impressive mountain scenery, the bay has served sailors for centuries.
After lunch, we’ll head ashore to explore the town before boarding its famous century-old wooden tram. Slowly making its way through fragrant orange and lemon groves, traditional stone villages and the heart of the Tramuntana mountains, the journey offers a glimpse into Mallorca’s authentic charm and rich history. Later, enjoy a relaxed evening wandering along the palm-lined promenade, browsing boutique shops or stopping for gelato while watching local fishing boats return to the harbour.

Day 4 - Port de Sóller to Sa Calobra to Cala Murta
After breakfast we continue north towards one of Mallorca’s most spectacular natural wonders - Sa Calobra.
Upon arrival, we’ll anchor in the bay before boarding the tender to reach the shore. From there, a short walk through the famous rock tunnels carved into the cliffs leads to Torrent de Pareis, an extraordinary canyon sculpted by nature over millions of years. Towering limestone walls rise dramatically on both sides, creating one of the island’s most breathtaking landscapes and an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
In the late afternoon we return to the yacht and continue to the anchorage of Cala Murta.

Day 5 Cala Murta to Platja de Formentor to Cala Moltó
Wake up in one of Mallorca’s most peaceful anchorages, where the calm morning sea is as smooth as glass. Before breakfast, take a paddleboard across the bay, explore the rocky coastline with a snorkel or simply enjoy the silence that makes Cala Murta such a special place.
Later, we sail to the legendary Platja de Formentor, one of Mallorca’s most iconic beaches. Framed by fragrant pine forests and white sand, it has attracted travellers from around the world for decades.
As the afternoon comes to an end, we leave the bay behind and continue to the secluded anchorage of Cala Moltó. This hidden bay offers a completely different atmosphere — peaceful, untouched and accessible mainly by sea. Spend the evening by short walk through the forest to nearby Cala Agulla before returning to the yacht.

Day 6 Cala Moltó - Cala Mitjana - Caló des Borgit
Cala Mitjana is the perfect place for another refreshing swim, paddleboarding session or simply relaxing on board while surrounded by dramatic Mediterranean pine forests.
As we continue our journey, it’s time to add a little excitement to the day. Weather and sea conditions permitting, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy being towed behind the catamaran.
In the late afternoon, we make our way to the peaceful anchorage of Caló des Borgit, one of Mallorca’s hidden coastal gems. This quiet bay offers calm waters and complete tranquillity away from the crowds. Spend the evening swimming, enjoying dinner on board as the sun sets over the coastline, and relax beneath a sky full of stars while anchored in one of the island’s most serene overnight locations.

Day 7 Caló des Borgit - Cala S’Almonia - Platja des Trenc - Palma de Mallorca
We set sail early in the morning, leaving the peaceful anchorage of Caló des Borgit behind as the first rays of sunlight illuminate Mallorca’s southeastern coastline.
Our first stop is the picturesque bay of Cala S’Almonia, where we’ll enjoy breakfast in peaceful atmosphere of one of the island’s most charming hidden coves. Start your morning with a refreshing swim, a cup of freshly brewed coffee on deck and the unforgettable feeling of having this spectacular bay entirely to yourself.
After a relaxed morning, we continue our journey towards the breathtaking Platja des Trenc, famous for its long stretch of white sand. Spend the afternoon swimming, making the most of your final hours at sea.
In the late afternoon, we begin our return sail to Palma de Mallorca, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands. As we arrive back at the marina, you’ll have time to enjoy a final evening in the city, explore the historic streets, dine at one of Palma’s excellent restaurants or simply unwind on board and reflect on an unforgettable week on the water.
After spending the final night comfortably moored in Palma, before check-out the following morning, bringing an incredible sailing adventure around Mallorca to a perfect close.

