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The Beautiful Balearics

From gothic cathedrals, and whitewashed house, to stunning national parks and glorious sandy beaches, there’s always something new to discover.

Discover the beauty of the Balearic Islands as you sail through turquoise water, hopping from island to island 

7 Nights: Various dates available.

For an escape with great weather and bursting with the footprints of ancient civilizations, head to the most alluring archipelago in the western Mediterranean, the Balearic Islands, off Spain’s Iberian Peninsula. Kick back and relax onboard luxury yacht and discover the spots as you sail around Palma de Mallorca, the largest of the islands.

With 300 days of sun each year and more than 300 beaches to discover, you’ll be spoiled for choice on this adventure. Explore the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park’s island chain to spot a bounty of marine life, including whales and dolphins. Or, marvel at the renowned Dragon Caves with its underground lake and stalagmites and stalactites.

Superior cabin upgrades available.

Suited To

Couples, Groups

Difficulty

No previous experience required

Nights Onboard

7

Crew

Skipper & Steward/Cook

Berth Style

Modern double cabin with air-con

Insurance Required

Yes

Local Airport

Palma de Mallorca Airport

Discover The Quiet Beauty Of Mallorca, Balearic Islands.

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands. It has 550 kilometres of coast, where you will find some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful coves and beaches. Mallorca’s climate offers more than 300 days of sunshine per year

Day 1: Palma

Arrive early and visit the old city of Palma. Walk along its cobblestone streets. Visit one of the most famous gothic cathedrals in Europe: the Palma Cathedral, known as “La Seu,” which roughly translates as “the seat” and probably refers to the bishop’s seat. And take in Palma’s historic atmosphere and charm before boarding at 18:00 / 06:00 pm. Installation on board, security briefing. Set sails for a short navigation (1h30 max.) to Cala Portals Vells, a beautiful cove with pristine waters. Dinner and night on board.

Day 2: Cala Portals vells – Cala Pi – Colonia Sant Jordi (25NM – 2h30 + stop at Cala Pi, 1h30)

After breakfast, departure to Cala Pi. Its lovely beach and clear, calm turquoise waters are suitable for swimming and snorkelling and for children. There is a beach bar and three restaurants in the area. Centuries ago, pirates were a problem in this area, and the remnants of a medieval watchtower still remain. Lunch on board in this popular anchorage. If wind or weather conditions are too rough, we will continue on to the port of Sa Rapita (approximately 3 nm to the east) where there is a marina.

After lunch, we set sail for Colonia Sant Jordi (15MN – 2h30). Colonia is known for its beautiful white-sand beaches, including Es Carbo, frequented by the Spanish royal family, and Es Trenc, a 2-mile-long (3.2 km) natural and more isolated beach with lovely golden sand and crystal clear waters. Swimming, beachcombing and snorkelling. In town, there are many popular restaurants and tapas bars along Avinguda de la Primavera (Primavera Avenue). We will anchor for the night between the islets of Gabina and Redona. Dinner and night on board.

Day 3: Colonia Sant Jordi–Cala Figuera – Porto Petro (19 NM – 3 h)

We will sail north after breakfast and enjoy the scenic coastline on the way to Cala Figuera. Known to the locals as “Little Venice,” Cala Figuera is a quaint and more secluded anchorage along the southeast coast of Majorca. The port is still primarily a traditional fishing community with picturesque

whitewashed cottages and boathouses that stretch down to the water’s edge. After lunch on board, you will enjoy the quiet, natural setting. Then we will sail to Porto Petro, a former fishing port that became a very nice seaside resort with a beautiful sheltered bay. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4: Porto Petro – Cala Santanyi (7 NM – 1h30)

After breakfast, departure to Cala Santany It’s a nice cove with a fine white sandy beach and crystal clear waters, perfect to swim in. It’s surrounded by rocky cliffs and forests filled with pine trees.

Built on the headland and overlooking the bay, stand the Torre Nova de la Roca Fesa, a lookout tower that was built in 1663 to protect this part of the coast from pirates. After lunch, snorkelling or kayaking to the nearby gorgeous cave. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5: Cala Santanyi – Cabrera National Park (15NM -2h30)

In the morning we set sails to Cabrera National Park.

The Cabrera Archipelago is a maritime-terrestrial national park that lies 10km off the south-east coast of Mallorca. It consists of the main island (Cabrera), 6 smaller islands and a dozen of rocky islets. This archipelago is known for its birdlife and rich marine environment. You’ll enjoy wonderful snorkelling within a pristine underwater world.

Later in the afternoon, take a walk to the castle which overlooks the harbour. It was built at the end of the 14th century in response to the number of pirate attacks that Majorca was suffering. From there, enjoy the beautiful sunset. Dinner and night on board.

Day 6: Cabrera – Es Trenc Beach, Sa Rapita (12NM – 2h)

After breakfast, departure to Es Trenc Beach. This beautiful beach extends over two and a half kilometres along a protected, and therefore undeveloped dune landscape in the south of the island. The vast natural landscape, the soft white sand and the breathtaking clear blue of the water will steal the hearts of nature lovers, photographers and snorkelers. The unique, turquoise shades of the sea give the beach a tropical flair.

There are a few « chiringuitos » (bars with small shops) that offer a wide range of meals, snacks, drinks and beach accessories, and play Latin American music from 6pm onwards.

You’ll spend a relaxing day there, snorkelling and beachcombing. Dinner and night on board.

Day 7: Es Trenc Beach – Palma (23NM – 4h)

After lunch, depart to Palma. On the return trip to Palma, you’ll see the beautiful, steep cliffs of Cap Blanc with its lighthouse. Much of the coastline in this area is protected and has not fallen prey to development. Rocky inlets and secluded coves dot the landscape. Calo des Cap d’Alt and Cala de Cap Falco are two good examples. Both offer crystal-clear waters that are ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Dinner and night on board.

Day 8: Palma

Disembarkation at 09:00

  • Accommodation in double standard or superior air-conditioned cabin with private bathroom
  • (A/C in service from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm)
  • Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Service of the crew: 2 persons (captain, steward/cook)
  • 2 sets of linen, towels and beach towels per person/week
  • Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
  • Insurance for the yacht and the passengers
  • Water sports on board: snorkelling equipment and sea kayak
  • Airfares
  • Beverages, soft and alcoholic beverages
  • Transfers airport – base – airport (optional)
  • Cash box (mandatory)
  • Excursion package (Optional): 40 Euros per person Payable upon booking
Itinerary

Discover The Quiet Beauty Of Mallorca, Balearic Islands.

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands. It has 550 kilometres of coast, where you will find some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful coves and beaches. Mallorca’s climate offers more than 300 days of sunshine per year

Day 1 – Palma

Arrive early and visit the old city of Palma. Walk along its cobblestone streets. Visit one of the most famous gothic cathedrals in Europe: the Palma Cathedral, known as “La Seu,” which roughly translates as “the seat” and probably refers to the bishop’s seat. And take in Palma’s historic atmosphere and charm before boarding at 18:00 / 06:00 pm. Installation on board, security briefing. Set sails for a short navigation (1h30 max.) to Cala Portals Vells, a beautiful cove with pristine waters. Dinner and night on board.

Day 2 – Cala Portals vells – Cala Pi – Colonia Sant Jordi (25NM – 2h30 + stop at Cala Pi, 1h30)

After breakfast, departure to Cala Pi. Its lovely beach and clear, calm turquoise waters are suitable for swimming and snorkelling and for children. There is a beach bar and three restaurants in the area. Centuries ago, pirates were a problem in this area, and the remnants of a medieval watchtower still remain. Lunch on board in this popular anchorage. If wind or weather conditions are too rough, we will continue on to the port of Sa Rapita (approximately 3 nm to the east) where there is a marina.

After lunch, we set sail for Colonia Sant Jordi (15MN – 2h30). Colonia is known for its beautiful white-sand beaches, including Es Carbo, frequented by the Spanish royal family, and Es Trenc, a 2-mile-long (3.2 km) natural and more isolated beach with lovely golden sand and crystal clear waters. Swimming, beachcombing and snorkelling. In town, there are many popular restaurants and tapas bars along Avinguda de la Primavera (Primavera Avenue). We will anchor for the night between the islets of Gabina and Redona. Dinner and night on board.

Day 3 – Colonia Sant Jordi–Cala Figuera – Porto Petro (19 NM – 3 h)

We will sail north after breakfast and enjoy the scenic coastline on the way to Cala Figuera. Known to the locals as “Little Venice,” Cala Figuera is a quaint and more secluded anchorage along the southeast coast of Majorca. The port is still primarily a traditional fishing community with picturesque

whitewashed cottages and boathouses that stretch down to the water’s edge. After lunch on board, you will enjoy the quiet, natural setting. Then we will sail to Porto Petro, a former fishing port that became a very nice seaside resort with a beautiful sheltered bay. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4 – Porto Petro – Cala Santanyi (7 NM – 1h30)

After breakfast, departure to Cala Santany It’s a nice cove with a fine white sandy beach and crystal clear waters, perfect to swim in. It’s surrounded by rocky cliffs and forests filled with pine trees.

Built on the headland and overlooking the bay, stand the Torre Nova de la Roca Fesa, a lookout tower that was built in 1663 to protect this part of the coast from pirates. After lunch, snorkelling or kayaking to the nearby gorgeous cave. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5 – Cala Santanyi – Cabrera National Park (15NM -2h30)

In the morning we set sails to Cabrera National Park.

The Cabrera Archipelago is a maritime-terrestrial national park that lies 10km off the south-east coast of Mallorca. It consists of the main island (Cabrera), 6 smaller islands and a dozen of rocky islets. This archipelago is known for its birdlife and rich marine environment. You’ll enjoy wonderful snorkelling within a pristine underwater world.

Later in the afternoon, take a walk to the castle which overlooks the harbour. It was built at the end of the 14th century in response to the number of pirate attacks that Majorca was suffering. From there, enjoy the beautiful sunset. Dinner and night on board.

Day 6 – Cabrera – Es Trenc Beach, Sa Rapita (12NM – 2h)

After breakfast, departure to Es Trenc Beach. This beautiful beach extends over two and a half kilometres along a protected, and therefore undeveloped dune landscape in the south of the island. The vast natural landscape, the soft white sand and the breathtaking clear blue of the water will steal the hearts of nature lovers, photographers and snorkelers. The unique, turquoise shades of the sea give the beach a tropical flair.

There are a few « chiringuitos » (bars with small shops) that offer a wide range of meals, snacks, drinks and beach accessories, and play Latin American music from 6pm onwards.

You’ll spend a relaxing day there, snorkelling and beachcombing. Dinner and night on board.

Day 7 – Es Trenc Beach – Palma (23NM – 4h)

After lunch, depart to Palma. On the return trip to Palma, you’ll see the beautiful, steep cliffs of Cap Blanc with its lighthouse. Much of the coastline in this area is protected and has not fallen prey to development. Rocky inlets and secluded coves dot the landscape. Calo des Cap d’Alt and Cala de Cap Falco are two good examples. Both offer crystal-clear waters that are ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Dinner and night on board.

Day 8 – Palma

Disembarkation at 09:00

Included in Pricing
  • Accommodation in double standard or superior air-conditioned cabin with private bathroom
  • (A/C in service from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm)
  • Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • Service of the crew: 2 persons (captain, steward/cook)
  • 2 sets of linen, towels and beach towels per person/week
  • Consumables for the yacht (diesel, fuel and water)
  • Insurance for the yacht and the passengers
  • Water sports on board: snorkelling equipment and sea kayak
Not Included
  • Airfares
  • Beverages, soft and alcoholic beverages
  • Transfers airport – base – airport (optional)
  • Cash box (mandatory)
  • Excursion package (Optional): 40 Euros per person Payable upon booking
How to Get a Vessel

Fly to Palma de Mallorca Airport

How to Get Home

Fly from Palma de Mallorca Airport

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