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Luxury yacht charter Mallorca 2026 — crewed superyacht anchored on the Mediterranean coast
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Yacht Charter Mallorca

Part of Balearic Islands Yacht Charter.

Mallorca yacht charter centres on Puerto Portals and STP Palma — PMI door-to-deck, east-coast calas, and Cabrera day culture. Ibiza is a separate island operation; we don’t force a cross-island embark day unless the brief demands it.

Starting from€80,000per week
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Mallorca from the water — yacht charter atmosphere
On the water

Privacy, pace, and places you cannot reach by road.

Introduction

Why charter a yacht in Mallorca.

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A luxury yacht charter Mallorca rewards guests with a combination you cannot replicate from a hotel: total privacy, an itinerary that flexes around your party, and access to coves, restaurants and reefs that road-bound travellers simply never see. Blue Ocean Club curates Mallorca cruises across motor yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans and superyachts — every option live-priced against the global live availability feed and presented with our 100% best-price guarantee.

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Mallorca sits at the heart of one of the world's great cruising grounds. Days unfold at the pace of the sea: long swims off the platform, lunch at a beach club where your concierge has held the best table, an afternoon cruise to a quieter anchorage, cocktails on the bow as the light softens. The captain rewrites tomorrow's plan based on tonight's weather and your party's mood.

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We work with a small list of crewed yacht charter Mallorca operators we know personally — captains we have cruised with, chefs whose tasting menus we have eaten, stewardesses who know your children's names by the end of day one. The result is a charter that feels less like a booking and more like a private invitation.

What to Expect

Yacht charter in Mallorca — what to expect.

Season, route, hull and investment — the four things every guest asks before we lock a yacht.

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The season

The Mallorca charter season runs from late May through early October, with warm settled days, calm mornings and a reliable afternoon breeze. Sea temperatures climb into the mid-20s°C through high summer and the prevailing winds rarely exceed a comfortable Force 4.

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The itinerary

Signature anchorages, swim-only coves and a handful of marquee harbours form the backbone of any Mallorca sailing itinerary — your captain rotates between them daily based on wind, swell and the rhythm of your party.

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The yacht

A crewed catamaran in the 50–70 ft range remains the most versatile choice for Mallorca, with shallow draft for tucked-away bays and the deck space families and groups expect. Couples often prefer a sailing yacht of 50–60 ft; larger parties step up to a motor yacht or superyacht with full crew.

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The investment

Typical luxury yacht charter Mallorca cost starts from around €25,000 per week for a comfortable crewed catamaran and scales to €150,000–€500,000+ for a 40 m superyacht — base rates are exclusive of APA (usually 25–35%), fuel, VAT and crew gratuity. Our charter managers run live availability against your dates and present the best three options, side by side, with a 100% best-price guarantee. Minimum charter duration is seven nights in peak season; short-week and split itineraries are available in shoulder months. Tell us your dates, party size and preferred yacht style and we will revert within the day — by email, WhatsApp or a 20-minute call with the broker who will run your charter.

Mallorca coastline from above
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Experiences

Things to do on your Mallorca charter.

From quiet anchorages to marquee beach clubs — a sample of what we routinely arrange.

  • 01
    Beach clubs

    Private beach-club lunches at the coast's most coveted tables

  • 02
    Onboard dining

    Cellar-driven dinners with the yacht's chef sourcing from local markets

  • 03
    Below the water

    Snorkelling, scuba diving and underwater scooter tours of nearby reefs

  • 04
    Water toys

    E-foiling, seabobbing, wakeboarding and paddleboarding from the swim platform

  • 05
    Shore culture

    Private historian or sommelier-led shore excursions in old towns

  • 06
    By air

    Helicopter transfers to inland vineyards, golf courses and Michelin restaurants

  • 07
    Wellness

    Spa treatments and yoga on the foredeck at anchor

  • 08
    Hidden beaches

    Tender picnics on hidden beaches reachable only by water

  • 09
    Golden hour

    Sunset cocktails on the bow with the captain charting tomorrow's course

  • 10
    Night sky

    Stargazing nights in remote anchorages well away from coastal light

Satellite map of Mallorca
Cruising chart

Mallorca from above.

Satellite view of the coast our captains run — ports, headlands and island day-anchors that shape a week on the water.

Best Time to Visit

When to charter in Mallorca.

The prime window for a yacht charter Mallorca runs late May through early October. Use the table below to balance weather, value and crowds.

MonthWeatherProsConsCrowd
April18–22°C, mildQuiet anchorages, lower ratesSea still coolLow
May22–25°C, sunnyWarm sea begins, blossoming coastSome restaurants openingLow
June26–28°C, idealLong days, perfect breezeRising demandModerate
July29–32°C, hotPeak swimming, full event calendarPopular berths busyHigh
August30–33°C, hotFestivals, full nightlifeHighest rates, advance booking essentialVery High
September26–29°C, warmWarm sea, quieter portsOccasional Meltemi/Bora windsModerate
October22–25°C, mellowSoft light, value ratesShoulder-season closuresLow
Season Guide

Mallorca charter season, events & booking calendar

Month-by-month weather, regatta dates, beach-club openings and the exact weeks our brokers recommend for this cruising ground.

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Cruising Grounds

Top cruising areas & highlights of Mallorca.

A handful of signature experiences that define a charter on this coast.

Historic harbours yacht charter
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Historic harbours

Step ashore into the storied old towns and waterfronts of Mallorca.

Hidden coves yacht charter
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Hidden coves

Anchor in pine-fringed bays that road-bound travellers will never see.

Beach-club lunches yacht charter
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Beach-club lunches

Reserved tables at the most coveted clubs along the coast.

Cellar-driven dining yacht charter
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Cellar-driven dining

Private chefs source from local vineyards and morning fish markets.

Mastering Mallorca: An Operational Blueprint

Mallorca is not an undiscovered asset. For the principal, it represents a known quantity: reliable weather, first-world infrastructure, and a predictable summer season. The challenge, therefore, is not one of discovery, but of execution. A successful Mallorca charter is not measured by the number of coves visited, but by the seamless quality of the experience, the avoidance of common pitfalls, and the delivery of precisely calibrated moments. This is not a destination for improvisation; it is a theatre for meticulous operational planning.

The island's strategic value lies in its duality. You are effectively chartering two distinct coastlines in one. The northwest, dominated by the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, offers dramatic, deep-water anchorages and a rugged, almost Amalfi-like character. The southeast and southern coasts present a different proposition: a constellation of shallow, sandy-bottomed calas, the protected marine park of Cabrera, and long stretches of beach reminiscent of the Caribbean. A seven-day itinerary can, and should, feel like two separate charters. The key is managing the transit time and knowing which asset (yacht) is best suited for each environment.

The Financial Framework: 2026 Data Points

Budgeting for a top-tier Mallorca charter requires precision. Ambiguity on the front end leads to friction during the charter.

  • Weekly Charter Fees (High Season: June-August):

    • 35-45m Motor Yacht (e.g., Sanlorenzo SL, Custom Line Navetta): €150,000 - €250,000. This is the sweet spot for accessing smaller calas while still offering stability and volume.
    • 50-65m Motor Yacht (e.g., Feadship, Benetti): €350,000 - €600,000. The workhorse of the UHNW charter fleet. Requires more careful anchorage planning but provides unparalleled comfort, crew-to-guest ratio, and tender garage capabilities.
    • 70m+ Motor Yacht: €750,000 - €1,200,000+. These are floating compounds. Their draft and swing room limit them to specific deep-water anchorages (Formentor, Bay of Palma). The program becomes more reliant on high-powered tenders.
    • 30-50m Sailing Yacht (e.g., Swan, Wally, Baltic): €80,000 - €200,000. A different calculus. Less interior volume, more engagement with the elements. Best for principals who value the journey. The Bay of Palma is a world-class sailing ground.

  • APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance): Budget for 30-35% of the charter fee. While Spanish VAT on charter contracts is 21%, the APA covers fuel, provisions, berthing fees, and incidentals. Mallorca's provisioning is excellent but not inexpensive. Expect premium pricing for specific vintages, imported delicacies, and fuel, especially if relocating the yacht at speed. A well-managed APA with transparent accounting is the hallmark of a professional crew and management company.

  • Berthing Fees: Avoiding them is often the goal, but they are a tactical reality. A prime slip at a high-end marina for a 60m yacht will run €3,000 - €5,000+ per night in high season.

    • Port Adriano: The Philippe Starck-designed superyacht hub. Excellent for guest changeovers, security, and access to high-end boutiques and dining.
    • Club de Mar (Palma): The traditional institution. Undergoing a massive redevelopment, its future state will be world-class. Currently, it remains the most practical hub for logistics, crew services, and proximity to Palma's old town and the airport (PMI).
    • Real Club Náutico de Palma (RCNP): More of a pure-bred sailing club, but accommodates motor yachts. Prime location for accessing the city.

Itinerary Architecture: Two Coasts, One Week

A standard seven-day program must be built with flexibility, accounting for wind and guest preference. The following is a proven framework.

Base of Operations: Palma. Guest arrival at PMI is seamless. A 15-minute transfer to Club de Mar or RCNP allows the charter to begin within an hour of the jet touching down. Initial provisioning is best handled via the Santa Catalina Market for unparalleled fresh produce, fish, and jamón.

Option A: The Tramuntana Program (Dramatic & Exclusive)

This route is for the principal who appreciates rugged nature, challenging hikes, and discreet, high-quality dining. It is less about beach toys and more about scenery and exploration. Best suited for motor yachts with excellent stabilization and powerful tenders for shore excursions.

  • Day 1: Depart Palma, cruise west past Port Adriano. First lunch anchorage at Cala Llamp. Afternoon cruise to Port d'Andratx. A sophisticated, low-key harbour. Drinks at the waterfront, dinner ashore, or a quiet night at anchor outside the port.
  • Day 2: Northbound cruise along the spectacular Tramuntana coast. The yacht is the centerpiece. Anchor off Cala Deià. This is a tender-access-only operation. The water is deep green, the backdrop is the artist's village of Deià. Lunch ashore requires pre-booking months in advance at Ca's Patró March, the rustic seafood restaurant famously clinging to the cliffside. It's a logistical challenge (steep walk, tender transfer) but a benchmark experience.
  • Day 3: Cruise to Port de Sóller, the only truly protected harbour on the west coast. This is a technical entry and requires a skilled captain. It's an ideal overnight spot to allow for a land-based excursion. Arrange for a classic tram ride up to the town of Sóller, or a private visit to a country estate like the Gran Hotel Son Net for dinner.
  • Day 4: The northernmost point. Anchor in the magnificent, sheltered bay of Cala Formentor. The water is clear, the beach is pine-fringed, and the scale is epic. This is where 70m+ vessels can comfortably sit. The historic Formentor Hotel provides a touch of old-world glamour.

Option B: The Calas & Cabrera Program (Beach Club & Conservation)

This route is for families and those who want classic beach and water sports. It leverages the shallow, turquoise waters of the south and east. A yacht with a comprehensive toy collection and a shallow draft (or an excellent tender) will excel here.

  • Day 1-2: Depart Palma, heading east. The first stop is the iconic anchorage of Es Trenc. A 2km stretch of white sand and shallow, clear water. It can be crowded, so positioning is key. This is the place to deploy the seabobs, paddleboards, and floating platforms. The area around Colonia de Sant Jordi offers multiple anchorage options depending on the wind.
  • Day 3: The Cabrera Archipelago. THIS IS A NON-NEGOTIABLE PERMIT-ONLY ZONE. Applications for the limited daily anchorage buoys must be submitted weeks, if not months, in advance. Failure to secure this permit is an operational failure. There are no exceptions. A day here offers pristine, untouched nature, a hike to the 14th-century castle, and some of the best snorkelling in the Mediterranean. It is a silent, engine-off experience.
  • Day 4-5: Cruise up the east coast. This is a string of pearls. Cala Mondragó Natural Park, Cala Sa Nau, Cala Llombards. Each is a small, picturesque cove. A 40m yacht can nose in, but larger vessels will stand off and use tenders. This is high-intensity tender work for the crew. Guests can be dropped at places like Sa Llotja in Portocolom for some of the best fresh fish on the island.
  • Day 6-7: A leisurely cruise back towards Palma, perhaps stopping at another south coast cove like Cala Pi, before disembarking.

Asset Selection & Operational Notes

  • Motor vs. Sail: Mallorca's summer thermal winds provide excellent afternoon sailing, particularly in the Bay of Palma. However, for a comprehensive island tour within a week, a motor yacht's speed and volume are operationally superior. A sailing yacht charter should focus on the experience of sailing itself, with fewer destinations.
  • Tenders are Paramount: A charter is only as good as its tenders. A fast, comfortable, and dry-riding chase boat (a 12m WallyTender or similar) is not an accessory; it is essential for accessing restaurants, remote coves, and providing guest transfer flexibility.
  • Crew: Spanish regulations are rigorously enforced. Ensure the yacht holds the correct licenses for charter in the Balearics. The crew's local knowledge is invaluable for securing last-minute reservations or finding a protected anchorage when the forecast changes. A Spanish-speaking deckhand or stewardess is a significant asset.
  • Weather Window: The season runs from May to October. July and August are peak: peak prices, peak heat, and peak crowds. For principals with flexibility, June and September are superior. The water is warm, the anchorages are less congested, and there is more negotiating room on rates. The Tramuntana coast can experience sudden katabatic winds at night; a vigilant anchor watch is not optional.

The Mallorca charter is a known product in an efficient market. Excellence is achieved not by reinventing the itinerary, but by mastering the logistics, anticipating the pinch points (Cabrera permits, Deià restaurant bookings), and having the right asset and crew to execute the principal's vision without fault. The goal is not a memorable vacation; it is the flawless execution of a principal's time.

The Palma triangle: STP, Puerto Portals, Port Adriano

Palma's status as the operational heart of the Balearics rests on the combination of a world-class technical marine centre and two adjacent superyacht marinas within a short cruise of the city.

  • Palma STP (Shipyard Technical Palma) and Astilleros de Mallorca make the port a prime location for pre-season prep, warranty work, and mid-season technical support. For UHNW itineraries this matters even when no refit is planned: it means qualified engineering support and spares are within short reach if something on board needs attention mid-charter.
  • Puerto Portals, roughly 10km from Palma, is the classic high-glamour marina with berths for yachts up to 60m. The vibe is established luxury; peak-season berths require significant advance planning.
  • Port Adriano, 20km from Palma, is the Philippe Starck-designed superyacht marina accommodating yachts up to 100m. Modern, spacious, and specifically built for the large-yacht segment, with a self-contained luxury retail and dining precinct.
  • Real Club Náutico de Palma (RCNP) and Moll Vell offer prime client-facing berths directly in front of the cathedral; the expansion of Club de Mar Palma further increases capacity for very large yachts.

For clients arriving by private jet at PMI, this cluster allows a charter to begin within an hour of the aircraft touching down — a genuine logistical advantage no other Balearic base matches.

Cabrera Archipelago: permit realities

The Cabrera National Park, 10nm off the south coast, is a non-negotiable stop for any itinerary that values natural beauty. Access is strictly controlled by permit: limited to a small number of daily buoys, which must be booked online well in advance (the booking window typically opens around 20 days prior to arrival). Anchoring is forbidden to protect the Posidonia seagrass meadows, and there are no restaurants or shops on the archipelago. Failing to secure a buoy permit means a daytime visit only, with no overnight stay — treat this booking as a hard operational milestone, not a nice-to-have, when the principal has expressed interest in Cabrera.

Non-EU flagged yachts: the Balearic charter licence

Clearance is straightforward for EU-flagged, EU-VAT-paid commercial yachts, but non-EU flagged vessels require a Balearic Charter Licence to operate legally in these waters. The process is manageable but requires proper documentation and lead time, and it is a critical point of due diligence for any charter originating in the region. Local agents in Palma are essential for navigating this efficiently; the licence question should be resolved before the contract is signed, not after arrival.

Concierge and transfer logistics

Palma's Santa Catalina Market is the reference point for fresh produce, fish and jamón; premium suppliers cover the remainder of the provisioning list. Crew rotations and guest transfers are handled seamlessly via PMI, which offers strong private-jet facilities and comprehensive commercial routes into every major European hub. For land-side excursions from a Tramuntana anchorage, a classic tram from Port de Sóller up to Sóller town, or a private visit to an inland finca, extends the charter into a genuine island experience rather than a purely maritime one.

Sample Itineraries

Suggested routes for Mallorca.

Starting points — every itinerary is rewritten around your party, weather and the captain's local knowledge.

7 Days

The Classic Mallorca Week

  1. Day 1Embarkation, welcome lunch on board, short cruise to a quiet first anchorage.
  2. Day 2Morning swim, lunch at a coastal restaurant by tender, afternoon cruise.
  3. Day 3Full day at a marquee island — beach club lunch, sunset cocktails ashore.
  4. Day 4Quiet anchorage day — water toys, paddleboarding, private chef dinner.
  5. Day 5Cultural town visit, historic old harbour, dinner in a candlelit courtyard.
  6. Day 6Long swim morning, lunch under way, final marquee anchorage.
  7. Day 7Champagne breakfast, gentle return to base, disembarkation.
10 Days

Extended Mallorca Cruising

  1. Day 1Embarkation, settle aboard, short repositioning.
  2. Day 2Two days exploring the most photogenic coastline.
  3. Day 3Cultural day ashore with a private guide.
  4. Day 4Diving / snorkelling day on the best reef in range.
  5. Day 5Long cruising day to a quieter archipelago.
  6. Day 6Beach-club lunch and shopping in a marquee port.
  7. Day 7Sunset crossing, chef's tasting menu on the aft deck.
  8. Day 8Final swim morning, leisurely return to base.
  9. Day 9Disembarkation after breakfast on board.
14 Days

The Grand Mallorca Voyage

  1. Day 1Embarkation and welcome dinner on board.
  2. Day 2Week one: classic seven-day route in slow motion — twin nights at the best anchorages.
  3. Day 3Repositioning across to a neighbouring cruising ground.
  4. Day 4Three days exploring a less-visited archipelago.
  5. Day 5Cultural shore day with a private historian.
  6. Day 6Return cruise via marquee ports with beach-club lunches.
  7. Day 7Final sunset crossing and farewell dinner.
Private shortlist

Plan your week in Mallorca.

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Airports & private jets

Fly in. Transfer. Board.

Private-jet gateways for Mallorca Yacht Charter — each airport links door-to-deck transfers and Limitless Sky charter.

Palma de Mallorca (PMI) →

Private jet capable

Top transfer: Chauffeur SUV to STP Palma · 9–15 min

Private jet into PMI →
Ibiza (IBZ) →

Private jet capable

Top transfer: Chauffeur SUV to Marina Ibiza · 8–12 min

Private jet into IBZ →
Menorca (MAH) →

Private jet capable

Top transfer: Chauffeur SUV to Port de Maó · 5–8 min

Private jet into MAH →
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Embark utility

Door-to-deck · Mallorca

Chauffeur corridors into Puerto Portals, Marina Ibiza and Maó — timed to embarkation.

Meeting point

Meeting point: Porto Portals — confirm quay / pontoon with the captain the morning of embarkation.

Arrival buffer

Plan 60–90 minutes from wheels-down to passerelle for chauffeur corridors; helicopter windows are tighter when helipad access is confirmed.

Berth lead time

8–14 weeks July–August

Captain / crew

Flagship Mallorca berth — confirm LOA and draft with Portals agent; PMI chauffeur to gate.

Tender fallback

When berths are scarce we hold a sheltered anchorage + tender (or captain-only standby) plan before you fly — never a last-minute scramble at the mole.

Luggage / night before

Night-before hotel near the gateway (or marina) when late arrivals risk missing the embarkation slot — we hold rooms against the transfer plan.

Gateways

  • PMI →

    25–40 min from PMI

    PMI → Porto Portals: 25–40 min from PMI.

  • IBZ →

    15–25 min from IBZ

    IBZ → Marina Ibiza: 15–25 min from IBZ.

  • MAH →

    15–25 min from MAH

    MAH → Port Mahón: 15–25 min from MAH.

[Indicative / draft] Indicative seasonal berth ranges are shared on request — confirm with the marina agent before contract. We never publish unverified nightly rates as fact.

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Tell us dates, party size and yacht style — we shortlist live availability with APA and door-to-deck before you fly.

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Yacht Types

Charter types suitable for Mallorca.

Sample photography from yachts that regularly cruise this coast — tap through to the full listing when a match is live.

KISMET — example Motor yachts
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Motor yachts

Distance, range and interior volume — ideal for guests prioritising comfort, climate control and easy long crossings.

Example · KISMET →

ATLANTIC — example Sailing yachts
02

Sailing yachts

The most romantic way to charter — silent passages under canvas, classic teak decks and timeless aesthetics.

Example · ATLANTIC →

Catamarans yacht charter Mallorca
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Catamarans

Two hulls equal stability, shallow draft and generous deck living space — a favourite for families and groups of 8–12.

CHRISTINA O — example Superyachts
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Superyachts

40m and beyond: full-time chef, spa, gym, dive team, helicopter pad and water-toy hangars to rival a private resort.

Example · CHRISTINA O →

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Charter Cost

What does a Mallorca yacht charter cost?

Weekly base rates for a Mallorca yacht charter vary by yacht type, size and season. Below are typical ranges our clients see — exclusive of APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance, usually 25–35%), fuel, VAT and crew gratuity.

01Weekly base · EUR

Sailing yacht (40–55 ft)

€8,000 – €18,000

Crewed or bareboat, ideal for couples and small families.

02Weekly base · EUR

Catamaran (45–60 ft)

€15,000 – €40,000

Space and stability for 6–10 guests; the most popular choice in many regions.

03Weekly base · EUR

Motor yacht (60–90 ft)

€35,000 – €90,000

Crewed, faster cruising radius, full service on board.

04Weekly base · EUR

Superyacht (90 ft +)

€100,000 – €500,000+

Full crew, tenders and toys; pricing scales with length, build year and brand.

What affects the final price

Beyond the weekly base.

The published range is the starting point — season, yacht pedigree and on-board provisioning shape the true week cost.

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    01

    Season — peak July / August commands a 20–40% premium over shoulder months.

    02

    Yacht age, refit year and brand reputation.

    03

    APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) covers fuel, food, dockage and concierge extras.

    04

    Local VAT and cruising taxes depending on flag and itinerary.

    05

    Crew gratuity, customarily 5–15% of the base charter fee.

Beach Clubs

Beach clubs in Mallorca.

Tender bookings, table reservations and jetty access — addresses, phones and sites below. Your Blue Ocean Club concierge can hold the table — request via the enquiry form.

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Signature club day — book yacht tables.

Blue Marlin Ibiza

Cala Jondal

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02
Hilltop Ibiza day-to-night.

Destino Pacha

Ibiza

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03
Formentera sand and lunch.

Nasas Beach Club

Formentera

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Restaurants

Real restaurants worth a tender in Mallorca.

Tables held in advance by your concierge — addresses, phones and sites below, from beachfront classics to Michelin dining rooms. Request via the enquiry form.

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Palma seafood institution.

Flanagan's

Palma

Palma seafood institution.

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02
Cliff restaurant with yacht tender.

Amante Ibiza

Sol d'en Serra

Cliff restaurant with yacht tender.

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03
Ibiza fish shack elevated.

Es Torrent

Sant Josep

Ibiza fish shack elevated.

Concierge enquire →
04
Menorca countryside lunch.

Torralbenc

Alaior

Menorca countryside lunch.

Concierge enquire →
05
Mallorca fine dining night.

Zaranda

Palma area

Mallorca fine dining night.

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Anchorages

Best anchorages & bays in Mallorca.

Hover a marker for a quick brief — click to open the approach notes below. The protected coves and roadsteads your captain will plot into your week.

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Where to find it
Captain confirms approach for Cala Saladeta.
Captain's notes
Ibiza west-coast turquoise day-stop.
Where to find it
Captain confirms approach for Espalmador.
Captain's notes
Formentera sandbar anchorage — holding varies.
Where to find it
Captain confirms approach for Cala Conta roads.
Captain's notes
Sunset Ibiza classic.
Where to find it
Captain confirms approach for Cabrera harbour.
Captain's notes
Permit park overnight south of Mallorca.
Where to find it
Captain confirms approach for Cala Macarella.
Captain's notes
Menorca postcard cala — early arrival.
From the desk

Élodie’s personal take on Mallorca.

Élodie Garnier, French Riviera Specialist at Blue Ocean Club
Balearics weeks fail when every night is a scene night. I protect two quiet calas for every Ibiza quay — and I match PMI vs IBZ to the first breakfast aboard, not the Instagram map.
Élodie Garnier
French Riviera Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
elodie@blueoceanclub.com
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What I’d personally book

Places and days I route every Riviera week around.

  1. 01
    Lunch
    Formentera sandbar

    Tender culture day — leave before the afternoon fleet.

  2. 02
    Berth
    Puerto Portals

    Mallorca’s cleanest embark for larger LOA.

  3. 03
    Arrival
    IBZ → Marina Ibiza

    Fifteen to twenty-five minutes when traffic behaves.

Boats I’d put you on

Three yachts I reach for on this coast — and why.

2026 pricing

Mallorca yacht charter cost 2026

Updated November 2026
YachtGuestsLow seasonHigh seasonNotes
50-60 ft Sailing Yacht
Sailing Monohull
6-8EUR 15,000 - 25,000 / wkEUR 20,000 - 35,000 / wkIdeal for authentic sailing enthusiasts. Offers a classic and engaging experience, perfect for small families or couples seeking to connect with the sea.
55-65 ft Catamaran
Sailing Catamaran
8-10EUR 25,000 - 45,000 / wkEUR 35,000 - 60,000 / wkThe quintessential choice for space and stability. Its shallow draft grants access to Mallorca's most secluded coves, with expansive decks for socialising and sunbathing.
70-90 ft Catamaran
Luxury Sailing Catamaran
8-12EUR 50,000 - 80,000 / wkEUR 70,000 - 120,000 / wkRepresents the pinnacle of catamaran luxury, featuring vast living areas, superior amenities, and a larger crew for impeccable service. Perfect for extended families or corporate hospitality.
70-90 ft Motor Yacht
Motor Yacht
8-10EUR 55,000 - 90,000 / wkEUR 75,000 - 130,000 / wkA superb blend of performance, style, and comfort. Cover more of Mallorca's coastline in less time, arriving at glamorous ports like Port d'Andratx in ultimate style.
100-130 ft Motor Yacht
Superyacht
10-12EUR 100,000 - 180,000 / wkEUR 140,000 - 250,000 / wkAn uncompromising statement of luxury with a professional crew of 5-7. Expect Michelin-level dining, an extensive array of water toys, and unparalleled personal service.
130+ ft Superyacht
Mega Yacht
12+EUR 180,000+ / wkEUR 250,000+ / wkThe ultimate private resort on the water. These vessels offer every conceivable luxury, from onboard cinemas and wellness spas to dedicated beach clubs and exceptional crews.
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Bareboat vs crewed Mallorca yacht charter

Choosing between a bareboat and a crewed yacht charter in Mallorca dictates the very nature of your holiday. A bareboat charter puts you in command, responsible for navigation, sailing, and provisioning. A crewed charter, by contrast, offers a completely seamless and luxurious experience where every detail is managed for you.

AspectBareboatCrewed
Licence & ExperienceRequires internationally recognised skipper qualifications (e.g., RYA Day Skipper) and extensive proven experience.None required. Your professional captain and crew handle all aspects of navigation and safety.
Weekly CostLower initial fee, but you must budget for fuel, mooring fees, insurance, and all provisions.All-inclusive or plus-expenses pricing. The charter fee covers the yacht and crew, with APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) for fuel, food, and fees.
Itinerary PlanningComplete freedom, but relies entirely on your own research and knowledge of Mallorcan waters.Collaborative and bespoke. Your captain provides expert, insider knowledge to craft the perfect itinerary based on your preferences.
Onboard ExperienceHands-on and self-sufficient. You are responsible for sailing, anchoring, cooking, and cleaning.Pure relaxation. The crew manages the yacht, serves gourmet meals, and provides five-star hospitality, leaving you to enjoy your holiday.
CuisineYou are the chef. Involves planning, purchasing, and preparing all meals and drinks.A private chef curates a menu based on your dietary preferences, sourcing the finest local ingredients for exquisite meals.
Maintenance & IssuesYou are the first point of contact for any technical issues, liaising with the charter base.The crew, particularly the engineer on larger yachts, handles all maintenance seamlessly and discreetly, ensuring no disruption to your holiday.
Best ForExperienced, qualified sailors on a budget who enjoy the challenge and responsibility of skippering.Guests seeking ultimate relaxation, luxury, and a bespoke holiday without the stress of managing a yacht.

For a truly luxurious and carefree exploration of Mallorca's stunning coastline, a crewed charter is the unequivocal choice. It transforms a sailing holiday into a five-star private resort experience.

Season by season

Mallorca weather & sailing calendar

Updated November 2026
MonthAirSeaWindRainSuitabilityNotes
January6-15°C14°CNW 10-20 knModerateOffThe island is quiet and cool, best for land-based exploration rather than chartering.
February6-15°C13°CNW 10-20 knModerateOffAlmond blossoms provide stunning scenery, but sea and air temperatures remain too cold for comfortable cruising.
March8-17°C14°CVariable 10-15 knLowOffDays are getting longer and sunnier, but the sea is still too chilly for swimming.
April10-19°C15°CVariable 5-15 knLowShoulderA lovely month to charter with quiet anchorages, though the sea is still brisk.
May14-23°C18°CSE 5-10 knLowGoodExcellent charter conditions with warm sun, light winds, and pre-season tranquillity.
June18-27°C21°CSE 5-10 knLowPrimeThe start of prime season; perfect weather, warm seas, and a vibrant atmosphere in ports.
July21-30°C24°CSE 5-15 knLowPrimePeak season with hot, sunny days and ideal conditions for swimming and water sports.
August22-31°C26°CSE 5-15 knLowPrimeThe warmest month for both air and sea, but also the busiest; book marinas well in advance.
September19-27°C24°CVariable 5-15 knModeratePrimeStill-warm seas and beautiful weather with fewer crowds than August make this a favourite month for many.
October15-23°C22°CVariable 10-15 knModerateGoodA peaceful month with pleasant temperatures, though a higher chance of rain and stronger winds.
November10-18°C19°CNW 10-20 knHighShoulderCooler weather and unsettled conditions mark the end of the comfortable charter season.
December8-16°C16°CNW 15-25 knHighOffWinter conditions prevail, with strong winds and cold seas making chartering unsuitable.
Paperwork

Mallorca customs, visas & cruising permits

Cruising in Mallorca is a remarkably straightforward affair, as Spain is a yacht-friendly EU member state. For our crewed charters, all vessel-specific documentation, local taxes, and cruising formalities are expertly handled by your captain and our shore-based team. Your focus remains solely on enjoying the stunning Balearic scenery.

Visas & entry

Mallorca is part of Spain and the Schengen Area. Guests from other Schengen countries do not need a visa, while visitors from the UK, USA, Canada, and Australia can typically enter for up to 90 days in a 180-day period for tourism without a visa. We advise checking the latest requirements for your specific nationality well in advance of your trip.

Cruising permit

While commercial charter yachts must adhere to strict Spanish regulations ('matriculación'), this process is entirely managed by the yacht's owner and your charter company. There are no cruising permits or logs for you as a guest to complete. You have the freedom to cruise all Spanish waters, including the protected Cabrera National Park, for which your captain will secure the necessary daily permit.

Paperwork checklist

  • Valid Passport (with at least 6 months validity)
  • Schengen Visa (if required for your nationality)
  • Copy of your signed Charter Agreement
  • Travel Insurance documentation
  • Guest Preference Sheet (completed pre-charter)
  • Flight and transfer details for the crew

Insider tip — For high-season charters, have your captain reserve moorings or anchorages in popular locations like Port de Sóller or Cala Sa Calobra days in advance to secure the best spots.

More on Mallorca

Luxury Yacht Charter Mallorca

A luxury yacht charter in Mallorca is more than a holiday; it is an entry into a world of exclusive experiences and unparalleled comfort. From the moment you step aboard your chosen superyacht in the prestigious port of Palma, your every need is anticipated by a professional crew. Imagine your private chef preparing a gourmet lunch of local prawns and citrus, served as you anchor in the turquoise waters of Es Trenc. Your captain, with an intimate knowledge of the island, can secure a last-minute reservation at a chic Port d'Andratx restaurant or navigate to a secluded cove inaccessible by land. Onboard, the luxury continues with state-of-the-art amenities, designer interiors, and an arsenal of water toys. This is a journey defined by privacy, bespoke service, and the freedom to explore the breathtaking coastline of Mallorca on your own terms, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Mallorca Catamaran Charter

For families and groups seeking space, stability, and style, a Mallorca catamaran charter is the perfect choice. The twin-hull design provides an exceptionally stable platform, minimising roll both at anchor and underway, which is ideal for guests new to yachting. This stability translates to immense onboard living space, from the wide, sociable aft cockpit to the iconic forward trampolines—the best spot on the boat for sunbathing with a cocktail in hand. A key advantage of a catamaran is its shallow draft, allowing your captain to navigate into stunningly beautiful and shallow calas, such as Cala Llombards or Cala Mondragó, that are off-limits to deeper monohulls. Whether you are enjoying a barbecue on the flybridge, launching paddleboards from the transom steps, or simply relaxing in the spacious saloon, a catamaran delivers a comfortable, versatile, and sociable base for your Mallorcan adventure.

Crewed Yacht Charter Mallorca

Opting for a crewed yacht charter in Mallorca elevates your holiday from a simple boat rental to a five-star, fully-serviced private escape. Your professional crew is the key to this transformation. The captain is not just a navigator but your personal guide to the Balearics, using their local expertise to craft a bespoke itinerary that avoids the crowds and reveals hidden gems. Your private chef will astound you with culinary creations tailored to your exact preferences, from fresh breakfast pastries to elaborate evening tasting menus. The steward or stewardess ensures the yacht is immaculate, your glass is always full, and every detail of your comfort is attended to. With a crewed charter, all responsibilities—navigation, safety, provisioning, cooking, and cleaning—are handled. You are left with the pure, unadulterated pleasure of discovering Mallorca's dramatic cliffs, serene calas, and vibrant port towns in complete relaxation and security.

Private Yacht Charter Mallorca

A private yacht charter in Mallorca offers the ultimate in exclusivity and personalised travel. This is your floating villa, a sanctuary that moves at your command, far from the bustling hotels and crowded beaches. Your itinerary is not fixed; it is a fluid plan designed around your desires each day. Perhaps you wish to spend the morning exploring the dramatic Tramuntana coastline near Sa Calobra, followed by an afternoon of complete seclusion in the pristine waters of the Cabrera National Park. A private charter ensures this is possible. It’s an intimate setting for creating memories with your family or friends, where the only other people are your dedicated crew, committed to your privacy and enjoyment. From discreet, attentive service to the ability to change course on a whim to chase a perfect sunset, a private yacht charter is the definitive way to experience the authentic, unspoiled beauty of Mallorca.

Questions

Mallorca yacht charter FAQs.

Portals or Palma?+
Portals for flagship berthing; STP Palma for yard / megayacht alternatives.
PMI transfer?+
Typically 25–40 minutes to Portals.
Lead time?+
8–14 weeks July–August for larger LOA.
Family calas?+
East and south quiet coves — protect swim mornings.
Cabrera?+
Permit-aware day stop when the brief wants it.
Combine with Ibiza?+
On longer weeks — not as a same-day embark hop.
What does it cost to charter a yacht in Mallorca?+
How much to charter a yacht in Mallorca: we quote live fleet against your dates, then layer APA guidance and Porto Portals berth strategy. Ranges are indicative until the yacht and week are locked.
Which marina should we embark from in Mallorca?+
Boarding for Mallorca is typically coordinated around Porto Portals; captains confirm approach and tender logistics before wheels-down.
From the Journal

Further reading.

How much a Mallorca yacht charter costs in 2026

Sailing, catamaran, motor and superyacht weekly ranges, plus APA, VAT and berthing.

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Mallorca vs Ibiza — how the numbers actually stack up

Rates, berthing, beach-club costs and guest fit, side by side.

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How many superyachts visit Mallorca each summer

Palma is the western Med's #1 superyacht hub — what that means for availability.

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How big the Mediterranean superyacht charter market really is

Charter weeks, hubs, fleet count and the 2026 capacity picture.

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Why Blue Ocean Club

Why charter Mallorca with us.

Independent brokerage with live inventory, transparent pricing, and a concierge that works the coast before you step aboard.

  • 01
    Speed

    Real-time availability

    Live availability feed across 2,000+ yachts — hold and confirm in hours, not weeks.

  • 02
    Trust

    100% best-price guarantee

    We do not mark up the charter fee. The price you see is the operator's price.

  • 03
    Integrity

    Independent advice

    Our recommendations follow the boat, not a commission — owners pay us, not introducing brokers.

  • 04
    Craft

    Concierge depth

    Restaurants, transfers, private guides, helicopters and beach clubs handled long before you board.

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