Mallorca yacht charter itineraries.
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Ciutadella round-trip
Sail Menorca in 7 days from Ciutadella: south-coast calas, Cala Galdana and Macarella, Cova d'en Xoroi, Mahón harbour and the wild north coast.
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Ciutadella → South → Ciutadella
A week's sail from Ciutadella: Cala Galdana and Macarella, across to Cala Ratjada, then Alcúdia, Port de Pollença and Cala Sant Vicenç.
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Palma de Mallorca round-trip
A 7-day yacht charter looping Mallorca from Palma de Mallorca: Soller, Formentor, Alcudia, Colonia de Sant Pere and the Coves del Drac at Porto Cristo.
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Palma de Mallorca → South → Palma de Mallorca
A 7-day yacht charter from Palma de Mallorca down the south coast to Cabrera National Park, Es Trenc, Cala Figuera and Portocolom.
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Palma de Mallorca → Alcúdia → Cabrera Archipelago → Cala Figuera → Palma de Mallorca
Two weeks under sail from Palma de Mallorca: the Tramuntana coast, Formentor, the quiet east-coast calas and Cabrera's protected waters.
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Mallorca's reputation belongs to its beaches; its best side belongs to sailors. The southwest gives you Palma — a genuine maritime capital with the cathedral above the mooring field — and easy hops between marinas. The Tramuntana coast is the drama: two thousand-foot cliffs, Sa Calobra's gorge, and the tiny port of Sóller glowing at dusk. South lies Cabrera, a national park island where a permitted buoy buys you the kind of night sky the mainland forgot. Add Menorca's Ciutadella and its untouched calas if you have the second week. Winds are workable year-round and the infrastructure is the best in the Balearics. Book Cabrera's buoys weeks ahead — they're few, and they're worth it.
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