Perini Navi
Charter
MALTESE FALCON
·2006◆Balearic Islands
88
289
meters
feet
12guests
6cabins
18crew
16knots
Week From
€490,000/week
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Birmingham • United Kingdom
West Mediterranean
Yacht Charter Mallorca
Sail from Palma beneath the cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana to Formentor, the calas of the east coast and the Cabrera national park, on a crewed yacht in the largest of the Balearic Islands.
01 — OverviewPalma · 39°34′N 2°39′E
Mallorca yacht charter, at a glance
A Mallorca yacht charter pairs Palma’s marinas and old town with a coastline of limestone cliffs, pine-backed coves and a mountain range along the whole north-west coast. We list 15 crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans based in Mallorca and the other Balearic Islands, all run by professional crews.
Send us your dates, your numbers and the side of the island you like the look of, and we will come back with a shortlist.
- Crewed yachts
- 15
- Length overall
- 17.6–88m
- Weekly rates from
- €18,000
- The fleet
- 8 motor
- 3 sail
- 4 catamaran
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02 — Where to goClockwise from Palma
Where to cruise around Mallorca
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, and each of its coasts has a different character. These are the cruising areas a yacht charter in Mallorca usually covers, clockwise from Palma.
- 01SW
Palma, Cala Comtesa, Portals Vells, Port d’Andratx, Sa Dragonera
The Bay of Palma and the south-west
Most charters start in Palma, where the cathedral rises above the old harbour walls. West of the city, small coves such as Cala Comtesa and Portals Vells give a first swim within an hour of leaving the marina. Further on, Port d’Andratx is a deep, sheltered inlet, and the island of Sa Dragonera, a natural park, lies off the island’s western tip at Sant Elm.
- 02NW
Sóller, Sa Calobra, Cala Deià
The Tramuntana coast and Sóller
The Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape, falls straight into the sea along the north-west coast. Port de Sóller, a horseshoe bay with a vintage tram to the town, is the main sheltered harbour on this side. Further north, Sa Calobra sits at the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis gorge, best seen on a calm morning before the tour boats arrive.
- 03N
Cap de Formentor, Port de Pollença, Alcúdia
Pollença, Formentor and Alcúdia
In the north, the Formentor peninsula ends in high cliffs and a lighthouse, with sheltered water and the Platja de Formentor on its southern side. The wide bays of Pollença and Alcúdia offer calm anchorages and are the usual starting point for a crossing to Menorca.
- 04E
Porto Cristo, Cala d’Or, Cala Mondragó, Caló des Moro
The east-coast calas
The east coast is a chain of narrow inlets with pale sand and clear water. Porto Cristo is the harbour for the Coves del Drach, caves with an underground lake, and the marina at Cala d’Or makes a convenient stop. Cala Mondragó is protected as a natural park, and the coves around Santanyí are at their quietest early in the day.
- 05S
Es Trenc, Colònia de Sant Jordi, Cabrera
The south and Cabrera
The south coast is lower, with the long natural beach of Es Trenc and the harbour at Colònia de Sant Jordi. About 10 nautical miles offshore, the Cabrera archipelago is a maritime and terrestrial national park: yachts need a permit to visit and moor, and places are limited, so the crew books them in advance.
Where to eat and drink
Our map of the restaurants, bars, cafés and beach clubs we recommend around the island, each with what to order and how to reach it from the yacht.
03 — RoutesA week from Palma
A week on a yacht in Mallorca
Most charters start and finish in Palma. A motor yacht can circle the island in a week; on a sailing yacht most guests choose one side and spend more of the day at anchor.
- 01
The west and north
Best forCliffs, mountain views and walks ashore
- Palma
- The Bay of Palma coves
- Port d’Andratx and Sa Dragonera
- Port de Sóller
- Sa Calobra
- Formentor and the Bay of Pollença
- 02
The east coast and Cabrera
Best forSwimming in calas and quieter anchorages
- Palma
- Es Trenc
- Cabrera (with a permit)
- Cala Mondragó
- Cala d’Or
- Porto Cristo
- 03
Mallorca and a second island
Best forA longer week, or a one-way charter
about30nm
Alcúdia or Pollença to Menorca
about60nm
Port d’Andratx to Ibiza and Formentera
04 — The fleet
The largest yachts in our Mallorca fleet
Our biggest Balearic-based yachts come first. Every yacht we list here, with her size, guests and rate, is on the yachts page.
Holland Jachtbouw
Charter
Athos
·2010◆Spain, Balearics, Mallorca
64
210
meters
feet
10guests
5cabins
10crew
9knots
Week From
€220,000/week
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Charter
FONERS
·2000◆West Med, Spain, Balearics
43
141
meters
feet
12guests
5cabins
6crew
14knots
Day From
€19,878/day
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Charter
ASCARI
·2003◆Balearic Islands
36.6
120
meters
feet
10guests
5cabins
5crew
25knots
Day From
€13,571/day
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Riva
Charter
ELLA
·2020◆West Med, Spain, Balearics
28.7
94
meters
feet
12guests
4cabins
5crew
22knots
Week From
€90,650/week
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Pershing
Charter
SANDOZ
·2007◆West Med, Spain, Balearics
27.5
90
meters
feet
8guests
4cabins
3crew
30knots
Week From
€53,000/week
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05 — SeasonsSea temperature around Palma
When to charter a yacht in Mallorca
The charter season in Mallorca runs from May to October. In summer an afternoon sea breeze, the embat, fills in across the Bay of Palma, while a northerly can make the Tramuntana coast rough, so captains choose the sheltered side of the island.
May
19°C
Sea, about
Warm days and quiet anchorages; the sea is still cool for some
June
Best balance22–23°C
Sea, about
Long days and warm water before the school holidays
July and August
25–26°C
Sea, about
Hottest and busiest: book yachts and Cabrera permits early
September
Best balance25°C
Sea, about
The sea at its warmest after summer, with fewer boats
October
22°C
Sea, about
Mild and quieter, with more changeable weather
06 — Rates
What does a yacht charter in Mallorca cost?
Among the yachts we list in the Balearics with a weekly rate, charters run from €18,000 to €490,000 a week, and yachts priced by the day start at €12,000 a day. Each yacht’s listed rate is on our page of yachts for charter in Mallorca.
The weekly rate covers the yacht, her crew and her insurance. Running costs come from an advance provisioning allowance, a sum the captain holds for fuel, food, drinks and harbour dues and settles against receipts at the end of the week. Spanish VAT is added to charters in Spanish waters, marina berths in Palma cost most in July and August, and guests usually leave the crew a tip.
One of these yachts is offered all-inclusive, with food, drinks and fuel in one weekly price. For more space at anchor, see our luxury catamaran charters.
07 — Before you goFour things to know
Planning a yacht charter in Mallorca
About 8 km from the airport
Getting there
Palma de Mallorca Airport is about 8 km east of the city, so most marinas in Palma are a short drive from arrivals. Flights from London take a little over two hours.
Palma and the west
Where yachts embark
Most yachts are based in Palma’s marinas, beside the old town. Others start from Puerto Portals or Port Adriano to the west, or from Port d’Andratx. Starting away from a yacht’s base can add a delivery fee.
Sand or buoys only
Anchoring and the seagrass
Balearic law protects the Posidonia seagrass meadows, and anchoring on them is banned. Crews anchor on sand or use the mooring buoys laid in protected bays, which shapes where the yacht stops.
A permit is needed
Permits for Cabrera
Visiting the Cabrera national park by yacht needs a permit from the park authority, with a limited number of moorings. In July and August these go quickly, so the crew applies well ahead.
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Questions
Mallorca yacht charter FAQs
How much does a yacht charter in Mallorca cost?
Among the crewed yachts we list in Mallorca and the Balearics with a weekly rate, charters run from €18,000 to €490,000 a week, and day rates start at €12,000. On top of the rate come the advance provisioning allowance for fuel, food, drinks and berths, and Spanish VAT where it applies.
Where do yacht charters in Mallorca start?
Most start in Palma, whose marinas lie beside the old town and a short drive from the airport. Some yachts are based at Puerto Portals, Port Adriano or Port d’Andratx, west of the city. Starting where the yacht is not based can add a delivery fee.
When is the best time for a yacht charter in Mallorca?
June and September give the best balance of warm sea, long days and space at anchor. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, and May and October are quieter, with a cooler sea.
Can you sail around Mallorca in a week?
On a motor yacht, a circuit of the island in a week is comfortable. On a sailing yacht most guests choose one side, such as the Tramuntana coast and the north, or the east-coast calas and Cabrera, so the days are spent at anchor rather than under way.
Can a Mallorca yacht charter include Ibiza or Menorca?
Yes. Menorca is about 30 nautical miles from Alcúdia or Pollença, and Ibiza is about 60 from Port d’Andratx, so either fits into a week, or a one-way charter can finish on the other island.
Can a yacht anchor anywhere in Mallorca?
No. Anchoring on the protected Posidonia seagrass is banned throughout the Balearics, so crews anchor on sand or use mooring buoys in protected bays. Visiting the Cabrera national park also needs a permit, booked ahead.
How many guests can a yacht in Mallorca take?
Most charter yachts take up to 12 guests overnight, the usual legal limit for a charter yacht. The largest yachts we list in the Balearics sleep 12. For bigger groups, two yachts can cruise together.
Do I need sailing experience to charter a yacht in Mallorca?
No. Every yacht listed here is chartered with her own captain and crew, who handle the sailing, the anchoring rules and the route, so no one aboard needs a licence or any boating experience.
Plan your Mallorca yacht charter
Let us know your dates, your group and whether the cliffs of the north-west or the calas of the east appeal more, and we will check which yachts are free and suggest a route.