8 Days in Balearics

Begin your charter in Palma de Mallorca, one of the Mediterranean’s most established yachting hubs. Guests board the yacht, settle into their cabins, and enjoy time around the marina before the journey begins.

Spend the afternoon exploring Palma’s waterfront, boutiques, historic centre, and restaurants, or relax onboard with views across the harbour. The city offers a polished introduction to the Balearics, with a strong sense of culture, style, and maritime heritage.

Cruise south towards the Cabrera Archipelago, a peaceful island group known for its protected natural setting, clear waters, and quiet anchorages. The passage offers a gentle transition from Palma into a more remote cruising environment.

Upon arrival, guests can swim, snorkel, explore by tender, or simply enjoy the stillness of the anchorage. Cabrera provides a slower and more nature-focused contrast to Mallorca’s marina scene, making it an ideal first full day on the water.

Depart Cabrera for the longer passage towards Ibiza, arriving in Ibiza Town, one of Spain’s most recognisable island destinations. The approach by yacht offers views of the historic old town, marina activity, and the island’s lively waterfront atmosphere.

Spend the afternoon exploring ashore, visiting boutiques, enjoying lunch by the harbour, or relaxing onboard after the crossing. As evening arrives, Ibiza Town offers a wide choice of restaurants, bars, and nightlife for guests who want a more energetic night ashore.

Cruise south to Formentera, a highlight of any Balearic yacht charter and one of the region’s most celebrated clear-water destinations. The short passage from Ibiza allows guests to spend most of the day at anchor, enjoying the island’s relaxed pace.

Swim from the yacht, paddleboard over shallow turquoise water, or head ashore for beach dining and a slower island atmosphere. Formentera is ideal for guests looking for a refined yet laid-back day focused on the sea, sun, and simple Mediterranean comfort.

Return towards Ibiza and cruise along the island’s western coastline, where sheltered bays, beach clubs, and sunset anchorages create a relaxed cruising day. Depending on conditions, the yacht can stop near Cala Comte, Cala Bassa, or another scenic anchorage.

The day can be tailored around swimming, watersports, lunch ashore, or time spent enjoying the yacht at anchor. Ibiza’s west coast offers a softer side of the island, balancing natural scenery with stylish beachside experiences.

Cruise back towards Mallorca and arrive in Port d’Andratx, one of the island’s most attractive harbour towns. Set on Mallorca’s southwest coast, it offers a refined marina atmosphere, waterfront restaurants, and easy access to nearby coves.

After the crossing, guests can enjoy a relaxed afternoon ashore or remain onboard for a quiet evening in harbour. Port d’Andratx provides a comfortable return to Mallorca, with a more intimate atmosphere than Palma.

Continue along Mallorca’s dramatic coastline towards Port de Sóller, a scenic harbour framed by the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. This passage showcases a different side of the island, with steep cliffs, open sea views, and a slower northern-coast rhythm.

Spend the afternoon exploring the harbour, enjoying lunch ashore, or taking in the mountain-backed setting from the yacht. Port de Sóller is a memorable final overnight stop, combining natural scenery with relaxed village charm.

Enjoy a final cruise back towards Palma de Mallorca, taking in the coastline and last views of the Balearic Islands from the water. Depending on timing, guests may enjoy breakfast onboard, a final swim stop, or a relaxed passage back to port.

Disembarkation takes place in Palma at the end of the charter. Guests leave with a complete Spanish island cruising experience, shaped by elegant harbours, protected anchorages, turquoise waters, beach clubs, and classic Mediterranean scenery.