ItinerarySpain sailing routes

Catalonia yacht charter itineraries.

5 routes

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Spain · Catalonia sailing area

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7-day loop

Route 01 · From Barcelona

Barcelona round-trip

A seven-day catamaran loop from Barcelona up the Costa Brava: Arenys fish auctions, Tossa's walled town, Palamós red prawns and clear cliff coves.

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Route 02 · From Marbella

Marbella round-trip

A week-long yacht charter from Marbella along the Costa del Sol, calling at Cabopino, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos and Málaga.

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Route 03 · From Palamós

Palamós round-trip

Sail seven days from Palamós down the Costa Brava through Tossa, Lloret and Blanes, then the Maresme coast to Calella and Mataró and back.

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Route 04 · From Sitges

Sitges round-trip

Sail seven days from Sitges along the Garraf cliffs and Maresme coast, stopping at Castelldefels, Barcelona, Badalona, El Masnou and Mataró.

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Barcelona (Port Olímpic) → Arenys de Mar → Blanes → Calella → Barcelona (Port Olímpic)

14-day loop

Route 05 · From Barcelona (Port Olímpic)

Barcelona (Port Olímpic) → Arenys de Mar → Blanes → Calella → Barcelona (Port Olímpic)

A 14-day round trip from Barcelona (Port Olímpic) up the Maresme to Costa Brava's coves, home via Sitges and Garraf. Tossa's walls, Palamós prawns.

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About Catalonia

Catalonia, in a sailor's words.

Catalonia is the charter for crews who want civilisation with their sailing. Start under Barcelona's skyline, and within a day you're either south among Sitges' beaches or north on the Costa Brava, where the pines lean over small rocky calas and the water turns bottle-green. Palamós and Roses make honest overnight harbours with serious restaurants — this is the coast that fed elBulli — and the tramuntana wind, when it blows, is strong but well forecast. Legs are flexible: hug the coast in twenty-mile days or push longer when the crew finds its rhythm. It's also the rare sailing week where a rest day means Gaudí rather than another beach. Fly in, step aboard, no ferries involved.