Yachting in Mallorca, Spain
Mediterranean waters of a stunning blue, golden sands and beautiful coves justify the title of one of the most beautiful islands in Spain. Mallorca is the capital of yachting in the Balearics although often sitting in the shadows of her more well-known sister island of Ibiza. Explore the Mallorcan coastline whose filled with hidden coves and private beaches only reachable by yacht, or explore the protected seas of the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime Park where you will find whales and dolphins. On land, taste the Pintxos, whilst enjoying an authentic Spanish sangria.
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Why Charter a Yacht in Mallorca, Spain
Despite sitting in the shadows of her more well-known sister, the island of Ibiza, Mallorca is the capital of yachting in the Balearic Islands. With stunning clear blue Mediterranean waters, golden sun-kissed beaches, and beautiful coves, Mallorca is one of the most beautiful islands in The Balaerics. Yachting in Mallorca allows one to discover its 262 beaches and hidden coves or to explore the protected seas of the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime Park where you will find whales and dolphins. On land, enjoy the authentic pintxos (tapas), whilst enjoying an authentic Spanish sangria.
Mallorca is best explored by sea, with a coastline filled with hidden coves, private beaches, and protected archipelagos reachable only by yacht. Explore the beauty of the island and rent a luxury yacht and behold the best view of the city while on charter. Mallorca’s capital, Palma, sits within the island’s largest bay and is known for its rich history, modern art, and tapas restaurants. Palma is a bright medieval town centered around the impossible-to-miss cathedral completed in 1601. Palma is a bustling city with a rich history and several luxury hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, and shops.
All of Mallorca’s cities possess a strong cultural history, from their Roman period to Mallorca’s well-known history as a base for pirates. Sailing along Mallorca’s coastline, you will arrive at the city of Andratx, once a popular pirate hideout. Drop anchor, and spend the day exploring Puerto Andratx, a stunning natural harbor ringed by an amphitheater of beaches and cliffs.
Similar to the lawless history of Andratx, the uninhabited island of Sa Dragonera, just off the coast of Mallorca, was kept known as a smuggler’s lair and to this day remains a pristine marine and island reserve. Enjoy a relaxing day on the water exploring the deserted beaches and coves whilst lounging in the water and taking in breathtaking views.