Mallorca
Luxury Yacht Charter

Spain / Mallorca

Mallorca Yacht Charter

No luxury charter through the Balearic Islands is complete without a few days in Mallorca, so enjoy everything this gem of the West Mediterranean has to offer. The largest island within the Balearic chain, Mallorca (Majorca), is favoured for its gorgeous weather, warm climate and stunning array of beaches. The ideal luxury charter yacht destination for those looking to indulge in a blend of leisure activities, interesting sightseeing and exclusive dining, Mallorca has it all. With over 200 beaches to choose from, its spectacular coastline includes a full range of places to unwind and relax in, from hidden and secluded bays to bustling coves with full amenities. Head further into the island to explore some of its magnificent mountains and picturesque villages and relish in the island’s natural beauty.

Mallorca Charter Guide

Be sure to sample some of the island’s traditional delicacies, including Sobrasada – a cured pork sausage, Coca de Trempó – a baked pizza bread with salad and Ensaïmada, a crescent-shaped powdered sugar pastry.

Palma

The biggest city and capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma is the place for high-end shopping and dining. Stop by Puerto Portals, an elegant marina with a range of exclusive boutiques, before visiting the famous gothic cathedral La Sue and stunning l’Almudaina Palace.

Sa Dragonera

A former smuggler hub, this island was named a marine and wildlife park in 1995. The perfect place to enjoy some snorkelling or scuba diving, the island is home to a range of rare wildlife, from lizards and birds on land to seahorses and stingrays in the open waters.

Port d'Andratx

Offering an eclectic blend of architectural styles and archaeological sites from bygone eras, this town is also home to a range of golf courses, bars and clubs. Explore the town or take in the natural beauty of its long sandy beach and try your hand at kite or windsurfing.

Alcúdia

Alcdia is a quiet charm and character town a few kilometers inland from the coast, surrounded by mighty medieval walls that enclose a maze of narrow lanes, historic mansions, cafe-rimmed plazas, and warm-stone houses. The captivating remains of Pollèntia, the island’s prime Roman settlement, can be found on the outskirts of town.

Cala Sant Vincent

Located just south of the Cap Formentor, the Cala Sant offers some unique prehistoric caves, fantastic panoramas on the surrounding seas and is surrounded by secluded calas, ideal for a calm afternoon at anchor.