Spain, Mallorca Yacht Charter
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Weather Conditions
Spain Climate
Sailing Grounds and Conditions
Because the Mediterranean boasts an average of 315 sunny days a year, you're bound to find sunshine and warm temperatures - both air temperatures and water temperatures!
There is a small tidal range of 1 to 2 feet depending on your location.
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Palma de Mallorca Base - Navigare
Navigare Yachting, Palma de Mallorca
Marina:
Naviera Balear S.L.
Av. de Gabriel Roca, s/n
07013 Palma, Illes Balears
Spain
Base Manager
Xavier Jacqueline
Reception/Client Coordinator
Nikita Sizov
Phone/WhatsApp: +34 744 73 19 61
E-mail: mallorcabase@navigare-yachting.com
Emergency number
WhatsApp Only: +34 635 19 51 58
7 DAYS - Itinerary 1
Suggested sailing itinerary: Mallorca Itinerary 1
7 DAYS Itinerary 1
The Balearic Islands are a sailing dream destination: warm weather, pristine turquoise waters, glorious white sand beaches, underwater adventures and sea life, and five-star dining & entertainment options around every corner.
Your Mallorca holiday is a chance to live in luxury like few have the opportunity to do in their lifetime!
Book Your Sailing Charter Mallorca Vacation Online
The beautiful Balearic Islands are waiting for you! Book your Mallorca sailing holiday today to enjoy the best rates, including our exclusive payment plan: you can pay for your Mallorca yacht charter in up to six monthly installments. It's the easiest and most convenient way to enjoy your Mallorca holiday.
Visit our fleet page to take a closer look at our charter sailboats and charter bareboats, including skippered charter options. Navigare Yachting is ready to help you create Mallorca yacht charter memories that will last a lifetime!
Palma de Mallorca to Puerto Andratx (17 nautical miles)
From the marina in Palma, it's a relatively brief journey to Puerto Andratx, located on the southwestern tip of Mallorca. The harbor sits at the base of steep and scenic hills, sprinkled with enchanting villas. Revel in the bars and restaurants along the harbor, or explore deeper inland to the quaint little town of Andratx.
Puerto Andratx to Puerto Soller (25 nautical miles)
Puerto Soller sits in the arms of a gorgeous, natural horseshoe bay and is the jewel of the island's west coast. This town is more rustic and artsy than other Mallorca destinations, with delightful cobbled streets and small restaurants and bars. If you're in the mood to explore, an old-fashioned tram climbs the hills from the port to the historic town of Soller, offering amazing panoramic views of island and sea.
Puerto Soller to Puerto Pollensa (35 nautical miles)
Perched on the rugged north coast of the island, Puerto Pollensa is surrounded by dozens of picturesque, sheltered anchorages that are perfect for swimming, diving, snorkeling, and relaxing. This area is one of the most naturally beautiful on the island and filled with opportunities to enjoy fun & sun activities.
Puerto Pollensa to Cala Rajada (25 nautical miles)
Curving around now to the northeastern tip of the island, Cala Rajada is a small, traditional fishing village that is home to gorgeous white sand beaches and amazing turquoise seas that are perfect for snorkeling and swimming. The local lighthouse is an attraction all its own and offers dramatic views in all directions. Play and relax in ultimate style!
Cala Rajada to Cala d’Or (18 nautical miles)
Swinging gradually to the southeast side of the island, Cala d'Or is famous for having the best weather in all of Mallorca. Warm breezes and white sand beaches beckon you to relax, and the numerous five-star resorts, restaurants, and entertainment options provide endless opportunities to sample the delights of the island. You can also explore inland, to hike among wooded hills and dramatic sea cliffs.
Cala d'Or to Cabrera Island (30 nautical miles)
Cabrera Island is a short sail south of Mallorca and is a protected nature reserve. The natural bay is one of the Mediterranean's most beautiful snorkeling destinations, with plentiful turtles, fish, dolphins, marine life, and birds to amaze you. The island also has several historic attractions, including a Napoleonic-era military base and 19th century lighthouse.
Cabrera Island to Palma (35 nautical miles)
Back to luxurious Palma de Mallorca, the crown jewel of the island and one of the world's premier luxury resort destinations. Bars, clubs, fine dining, and more – Palma has something for everyone and is a wonderful way to tie a ribbon on your glorious yacht charter Mallorca holiday!
7 DAYS - Itinerary 2
Suggested sailing itinerary: Mallorca Itinerary 2
7 DAYS Itinerary 2
The Balearic Islands have everything you could want in a yacht charter vacation: warm and welcoming weather, amazing clear waters teeming with marine life, luxurious white sand beaches, and the endless variety of dining & entertainment options you expect from one of the world's true five-star destinations.
A Mallorca yacht rental holiday is your chance to live the dream, and Navigare Yachting is here to make it happen for you!
Book Your Sailing Charter Mallorca Vacation Online
Did you know Navigare Yachting exclusively offers a payment plan that allows you to pay for your Mallorca yacht charter in up to six monthly installments? We're committed to making your Balearic Islands vacation as easy and simple to manage as possible!
Check out our fleet page to review our selection of charter sailboats and charter bareboats, including skippered charter options. Don't wait, begin your Mallorca yacht charter adventure today!
Palma de Mallorca to Cabo Blanco and Es Trenc
Setting out eastward from the marina at Palma, sail for Cabo Blanco, a gorgeous resort town perched in scenic hills above the sea. A brilliant white sand beach shelves gently into the water and the view is spectacular. Es Trenc is a bit further up the coast. It's a calm natural harbor with an isolated and spacious beach, not attached to any resort developments. With 2km of warm golden sand and crystal clear water, Es Trenc is one of Mallorca's premier relaxation destinations.
Es Trenc to Cabo Salinas and Porto Colom
Cabo Salinas is at the center of a long and lovely stretch of sheltered coves, hidden beaches, and stunning cliffs along Mallorca's eastern coast. The vistas here are both dramatic and soothing, with tropical maritime scenery that feels pulled from a film. Porto Colom is a small fishing village of pastel cottages and cobbled streets. Venture inland to explore caves, hike the gently rolling hills, or visit the Santuari de Sant Salvador, an historic pilgrimage destination.
Porto Colom to Porto Cristo
This area is called the Calas de Mallorca, “the Coast of the Coves.” The crystal clear waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling, or just sun yourself in the unbelievably pleasant weather of Mallorca's east coast. Porto Cristo's terrace restaurants overlook the bay, with wide views of sand and sea. The famed “Dragon Caves” are a nearby attraction popular with hikers and nature explorers.
Porto Cristo to Cala Formentor
Situated along the northern tip of the island, Cala Formentor is one of the region's most beautiful and stirring locations. Rugged mountains clad in pine and brush march down to the sea, where a long strip of pristine sandy beach beckons you to lounge and play in the sun. Several bars and restaurants offer cozy dining & entertainment options to while away the long summer hours.
Cala Formentor to Sa Calobra
Sailing now down the northwest coast of the island, Sa Calobra is a small bay and a very scenic string of pebbly beaches, with several restaurants and bars along the way. Small tunnels under the hills link the beaches and the area is also fun to explore while hiking or biking. Adjacent sheltered coves offer secluded places to tie up, swim, and enjoy the added relaxation that privacy allows.
Sa Calobra to Sa Dragonera and Peguera
Sa Dragonera National Park is named for the abundant indigenous lizards that call the island home. Stay in the water and you'll see an amazing proliferation of marine life and intriguing underwater scenery. Go ashore and explore several kilometers of trails and pathways, including a route that takes you to an ancient watchtower that crowns the island. The plentiful wall lizards will crawl on your hands and arms with a little coaxing, but don't feed them!
Peguera to Palma
Palma de Mallorca is one of the world's most coveted luxury destinations – it's the perfect place to spend the last night of your epic Mallorca yacht charter holiday. There are dining & entertainment options around every corner, including numerous five-star establishments that cater to the luxury crowd. Treat yourself, you deserve it!
