4 hours
Bay of Palma and the southwest
Depart Palma, see the cathedral from the water, swim off Portals Vells or Cala Vinyes and return for lunch or sunset.
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Spain
Tramuntana cliffs, turquoise southeast calas and Palma's marinas.
Mallorca is the largest Balearic island and one of Europe's great yachting hubs. Palma, home to Club de Mar and nearby Port Adriano, welcomes superyachts from around the world, and the coastline is remarkably varied: sheer Tramuntana cliffs in the northwest, calm turquoise calas with white sand in the southeast. Where you depart from largely shapes your day on the water.
A yacht charter in Mallorca fits almost any plan. A half-day cruise around the Bay of Palma brings cathedral views and swims in the southwest coves. A full day can take you to Sa Dragonera island or the Cabrera archipelago. A week on a sailing yacht or catamaran lets you circle the island or cross to Menorca or Ibiza. The local fleet covers everything from skippered sailing boats to fully crewed superyachts.
As across the Balearics, anchoring on Posidonia seagrass is prohibited, and visiting Cabrera National Park requires a permit arranged in advance, usually by the operator. We send your request to vetted companies, compare what each price includes, such as fuel, VAT and catering, and send you clear options that are easy to choose between.
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Motor yacht17.8 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Motor yacht17.4 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Catamaran12.8 m · up to 12 guests · 4 cabins
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Sailing yacht14.6 m · up to 11 guests · 4 cabins
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Sailing yacht14 m · up to 10 guests · 4 cabins
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Superyacht29.3 m · up to 12 guests · 4 cabins
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts on this page. Hourly rates suit short cruises, daily rates full-day trips, and weekly rates charters with nights on board.
| Type | from / day | from / week |
|---|---|---|
| Motor yachts | €3,000 | €18,000 |
| Catamarans | €1,500 | €8,500 |
| Sailing yachts | €850 | €5,000 |
| Superyachts | €15,000 | €80,000 |
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
Calm water, views of La Seu cathedral and quick access to the southwest coves, ideal for a first cruise.
A protected archipelago south of Mallorca with largely untouched nature. Mooring here requires a permit, which the operator arranges.
Cliffs, a lighthouse on the cape and sheltered beaches in the far north, best reached from Port de Pollença.
A rugged natural park island off Mallorca's western tip, a few miles from Port d'Andratx.
Cala Mondragó, Cala Llombards and the coast around Santanyí, with turquoise water and pines down to the sea.
4 hours
Depart Palma, see the cathedral from the water, swim off Portals Vells or Cala Vinyes and return for lunch or sunset.
Full day
From Port d'Andratx or Palma along the west coast to Sa Dragonera, with swim stops and lunch in Sant Elm.
7 days
Palma, Cabrera, the southeast calas, Formentor, the Tramuntana coast and Sa Dragonera, adapted to the wind on the day.
The yachting season runs from May to October, peaking in July and August. May, June and September bring warm water and noticeably quieter marinas and coves.
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
As a guide, a skippered sailing yacht starts from about €850 per day or €5,000 per week, 17–18 m motor yachts from around €3,000 per day, and superyachts on request. The captain and insurance are usually included; fuel is often extra in Spain and 21% VAT may apply. Your quote confirms the details.
No. Every yacht we match comes with a professional captain or skipper who handles navigation, permits and choosing safe anchorages.
May to October. July and August are the busiest and priciest months. June and September offer warm water with lower prices and quieter coves.
Yes, catamarans in particular are stable and spacious. Request child life jackets in advance. Bring sunscreen, hats, swimwear, a light layer for the evening and seasickness remedies if you are prone to it.
A deposit usually confirms the date, with the balance due before departure. If conditions are unsafe, the captain may change the route, reschedule or cancel; refund and rescheduling rules depend on the yacht and are set out in your quote.
Turquoise calas, the hop to Formentera and sunset by Es Vedrà.
The whole skyline from the water, minutes from the Gothic Quarter.
Positano, the Faraglioni and Capri's grottoes from a classic gozzo or a fast yacht.
From Cannes to Monaco — the Mediterranean's most famous yachting scene.