Yacht charter in the Balearics

Yacht Charter in Mallorca To experience everything the city of Palma de Mallorca has to offer in one day is going to be a real challenge. With its phenomenal cathedral, stunning architecture, amazing restaurants, beautiful shopping area and so much more, you will definitely be making plans for your next visit to this Balearic island when you’re back onboard at the end of the day. The Palma Cathedral, La Seu, originated between 1229 and 1346 and is built on the site of a previous mosque, which w...

Every Wednesday, more than 500 craftsmen and artists offer a large variety of their exclusive handcrafted creations, fashion, custom jewelry, scarves, natural cosmetics, antiques, musical instruments, and original objects brought from different parts of the world at the hippie market in Es Caná. Get a henna tattoo, relax with a massage, dress as a hippie, or take a break at the many gastronomical areas to try one of the local dishes. The numerous performances and shows...

Did you know that over half of Menorca’s beaches are located hidden from the public eye, away from a road, resort, or town? This makes them perfect to visit with your own yacht. Cala Presili is a sight to behold and this hidden beach in Menorca offers the quiet escape this island is known for. After your day at the beach, head over to Cova d'en Xorio. This bar, set into caves high above the sea in Cala en Porter is the place to be for cocktails at sunset. The truly special...

Visit the stunning salt mounds of Ses Salines and be mesmerized by its beauty, especially where the colors of the sky are reflected in the shallow waters below. The park is home to thousand year old lagoons, beaches with crystal clear water and an extraordinary seabed. The waters of the park are so clean and crystal clear that diving becomes a true privilege here.

With a warm Mediterranean climate, the Balearics boast a long yacht charter season that stretches from spring to late autumn, offering endless opportunities to explore these sun-drenched islands in comfort.

Fresh seafood, paella, sobrassada, and almond cake... savoring exquisite local flavors is an essential part of your Balearic yachting experience. Whether dining onboard or at one of our recommended restaurants, prepare for a culinary journey like no other!

The Balearics enchant visitors with their natural wonders, including extraordinary national parks that showcase the islands' unique ecosystems. Cabrera Archipelago National Park is a standout, offering pristine beauty and a protected marine haven.

Imagine tranquil turquoise waters, golden beaches, and secluded coves—anchoring in the Balearics offers a slice of paradise. From serene bays to bustling harbors, you'll find the ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the Mediterranean magic.