The Balearics
4
Cabins
9
Guests
28.20 m
Yacht length
€ 61.600
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FIVE STARS
Mangusta - Overmarine 92
Yacht Charter in the Balearics
The Balearic islands are a hot spot for yachting in Spain. With the main islands consisting of Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera, they bustle with diversity in nature, culture and nightlife. A luxury yacht charter in the Balearic islands stands for warm sunny days, beautiful beaches, dramatic scenery and charming towns.
Why charter a luxury yacht in the Balearic Islands?
The Balearic Islands are among the most popular destinations in the western Mediterranean, with Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera the most famous ones. Are you looking for a day or two to go less mainstream? The archipelago also contains many smaller islands, just waiting to be explored.
There are plenty of wineries on the Balearic Islands, and wine has been produced on these islands since Roman times. Are you looking to interact with nature? The four large islands alone have over 360 golden beaches. There are also several mysterious caves throughout the region, including the famous Caves of Drach on Mallorca with their underground lake. The Natural Park of Ses Salines stretches all the way from the island of Formentera to southeast Ibiza and is home to a range of spectacular terrains, from vast salt beds and beautiful secluded beaches to luscious wetlands, remarkable sand dunes and dense forest. When the sun goes down, Ibiza becomes the world capital of colorful lights and beachfront dancing.
Top locations in the Balearics to visit during your luxury yacht charter
From hidden coves and remote beaches, to getting in touch with your bohemian side visiting a hippie market, the Balearic islands have something for everyone. Whether you would like to dance the night away or spend a day onboard enjoying all the fun water toys, your captain knows exactly which island suits your wishes!
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...
Yacht Charter in Ibiza
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...
Yacht Charter in Menorca
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 spe...
Yacht Charter in Formentera
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.
Yachts for charter in the Balearics
Froggy
Sunseeker - Predator 82
The Balearics
4
Cabins
8
Guests
25.00 m
Yacht length
€ 32.000
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Best time to charter a yacht in the Balearic islands
The Mediterranean archipelago enjoys pleasant weather year-round, with mild winters and pleasantly warm summers. Spring is one of the best times of year to visit the islands. The weather is excellent, the temperatures average out around 22 C and rain is rare. Summer is high season in the islands. Temperatures reach anywhere from 26 C to 31 C, accompanied by plenty of sunshine and little to no rain. Sea temperatures remain around 27 C throughout the summer, making for prime swimming conditions. During the fall, the temperatures drop to a pleasantly cool level, averaging out around 20C. This is the perfect time of year to explore the islands' natural beauty beyond the beach through hiking or cycling while sunshine is still plentiful.
Months |
| Sunshine Hours | Sea Temperature | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April |
| 8 | 16oC | ||||
| May |
| 11 | 18oC | ||||
| June |
| 10 | 21oC | ||||
| July |
| 11 | 24oC | ||||
| August |
| 10 | 26oC | ||||
| September |
| 8 | 24oC | ||||
| October |
| 6.5 | 22oC | ||||
| November |
| 5 | 19oC | ||||
About the Balearic islands
Each of the islands has a slightly different feel, encouraged by hundreds of years of relative isolation from the cultural development of mainstream Europe. Mallorca has a rich and influential tradition of fine art, literature and music.
History of the Balearics
The Balearic islands hold traces of habitation dating back 8,000 years, to the ancient civilizations of Greece and Phoenicia. Their recorded history begins 2,000 years ago with the Romans. Conquests by the Vandals, the Byzantine Empire, the Moors and various European minor royals, varied civilizations have left their mark on the islands.
Gastronomy of the Balearics
Traditional Balearic cuisine is rich in vegetables and legumes as well as being low in fats. Be pleasantly surprised by their primary dishes like seafood and vegetable stews, sobrassada - cured raw pork mixed with salt and pepper -, and hot paprika and local cheese and wine.
The unique benets of a private yacht charter in the Balearics
Private luxury yacht cruising has always been a fantastic choice for a vacation in the Balearic islands and its popularity is only on the rise. Next to freedom, privacy and independence, private yacht charters will also give you a time to connect. Aboard a yacht, time passes more slowly. It's a chance to get back to nature and enjoy life's simple pleasures—like a dolphin swimming by or a spectacular sunset. Most importantly, you spend quality time with those closest to you, in one of the most sought-after destinations around the globe.
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Frequently asked questions about a yacht charter in Croatia
What does the charter contract look like?
The majority of the industry works with standardised contracts which have been created and refined by a consortium of industry professionals called MYBA. The charter contract outlines all the variables of a specific charter, such as the yacht, price, dates and location, as well as all the terms and conditions which cover all eventualities and the relationship between the various parties to the agreement.
What additional costs will I pay other than the charter rate?
In addition to the charter rate, which is the cost of renting the yacht, its equipment and its crew, there are extra costs which will be charged on top. These typically include any tax due on the charter (see VAT section above) and the APA which covers everything you will consume during your charter. On a case by case basis there may be delivery fees if you prefer to book the yacht in a location different to its base. Finally, some yachts require security deposits when hosting events.
How large can my party be?
All yachts have a limitation as to the number of guests which can be accommodated on board. This relates to the rules and regulations for the safety of passengers and is determined for each yacht based on the number of berths (individual sleeping places) and safety equipment. The maximum number of guests on board is usually 12, which is dictated by the general rules for commercial vessels, although some larger yachts can accommodate up to 36 guests if they are classified as passenger ships.
Why do I need an agent?
The process of booking a yacht can be quite complex, between finding the right yacht from the thousands available on the market, negotiating the best rates, the contract, working out the itinerary, the most efficient tax structure and many more. Our charter agents are here to take care of all the details so that you can focus on the fun part of the trip: relaxing on board and enjoying the sea and the area you are cruising!
