7-Day Mallorca Yacht Charter Itinerary: Mediterranean Island Escape
Embark on a captivating Mallorca yacht charter, where the azure embrace of the Mediterranean beckons. This 7-day journey unveils the island's multifaceted allure, from the vibrant energy of Palma to the tranquil coves of its eastern and western shores. Feel the sun on your skin as your luxury vessel glides past dramatic cliffs and golden beaches, discovering hidden anchorages and charming coastal towns. A Mallorca yacht charter offers an unparalleled blend of sophisticated relaxation and authentic island experiences, promising an idyllic escape in the heart of the Balearics.
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Arrival gateway: Palma de Mallorca (PMI); return gateway: Palma de Mallorca (PMI)
Confirm the embarkation and return ports before booking flights; cross-island routes may require a different return airport.
Private flight: estimate on request within 1–2 hours.
Limitless Sky is an independent broker and our sister company; it operates under its own terms and conditions. Blue Ocean Club does not operate aircraft and is not a party to any flight booking.
Plan this charter
- First planned stop
- Palma de Mallorca
- Final planned stop
- Return to Palma
Shore plans to discuss with your crew
- Day 1Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
- Day 1Almudaina Palace
- Day 1Strolling through the Old Town
- Day 1Mercat de l'Olivar
- Day 2Exploring the waterfront promenade
- Day 2Views from La Mola viewpoint
Confirm joining and departure ports, yacht availability and the daily passage plan before paying a deposit. The captain decides anchorages and any route changes for weather, sea conditions and local restrictions. Shore venues, marine-park permissions and activity bookings require separate confirmation.
Map connections are schematic, not a navigable passage plan. Distances, safe approaches and passage times must be checked by the captain.
Ask for an itemised quotation covering the charter fee, taxes, APA or package expenses, berth charges and any delivery or redelivery costs.
- DAY 01
Palma de Mallorca
Begin your journey in Palma, Mallorca's sophisticated capital. Explore the historic quarter, a labyrinth of narrow streets leading to impressive architecture and bustling plazas. The city offers a vibrant welcome with its blend of history and contemporary flair.
- Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
- Almudaina Palace
- Strolling through the Old Town
- Mercat de l'Olivar
- Anchorage
- Club de Mar Palma
- Dining
- Can Joan de S'Aigo (for ensaimada) or Michelin-starred Marc Fosh
- DAY 02
Port d'Andratx
Cruise west to the glamorous Port d'Andratx, a chic fishing village nestled in a natural harbour. This picturesque port is known for its exclusive boutiques, art galleries, and waterfront restaurants, attracting a discerning crowd.
- Exploring the waterfront promenade
- Views from La Mola viewpoint
- Art galleries
- Sunset cocktails at Tim's Bar
- Anchorage
- Port d'Andratx Marina
- Dining
- Rocamar (fresh seafood with harbour views)
- DAY 03
Sa Dragonera & Sant Elm
Sail to the nature reserve of Sa Dragonera island, a protected area offering pristine waters and excellent snorkelling. Afterwards, anchor off the charming coastal village of Sant Elm, with its relaxed atmosphere and sandy beach.
- Snorkelling around Sa Dragonera
- Coastal walk in Sant Elm
- Views of Sa Dragonera from Sant Elm beach
- Kayaking or paddleboarding
- Anchorage
- Cala Conills (Sant Elm)
- Dining
- Es Raor (fresh fish by the sea in Sant Elm)
- DAY 04
Sóller & Port de Sóller
Head north along the dramatic Serra de Tramuntana coastline, arriving at Port de Sóller. From here, take the historic tram inland to the beautiful town of Sóller, renowned for its orange groves and modernist architecture.
- Tram ride from Port de Sóller to Sóller
- Exploring Sóller's main square (Plaça Constitució)
- Jardí Botànic de Sóller
- Views from Cap Gros Lighthouse
- Anchorage
- Port de Sóller Marina
- Dining
- Agapanto (fine dining with sea views in Port de Sóller)
- DAY 05
Sa Calobra & Torrent de Pareis
Experience the rugged beauty of Sa Calobra, a dramatic cove at the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis gorge. This iconic natural wonder offers a unique landscape, perfect for hiking and swimming in its clear waters.
- Swimming in Sa Calobra cove
- Walking through the Torrent de Pareis gorge
- Coastal scenery
- Photography opportunities
- Anchorage
- Anchoring off Sa Calobra (weather permitting)
- Dining
- Simple beachside eateries at Sa Calobra
- DAY 06
Cala Deià & Valldemossa
Cruise to the picturesque Cala Deià, a small, rocky cove popular for swimming and enjoying the tranquility. From here, a short tender ride or drive inland leads to Valldemossa, a charming mountain village with cobbled streets and a famous Carthusian monastery.
- Swimming at Cala Deià
- Exploring Valldemossa's Real Cartuja
- Strolling through Valldemossa's streets
- Chopin and George Sand's cell
- Anchorage
- Anchoring off Cala Deià
- Dining
- Ca's Patró March (fresh seafood right on Cala Deià)
- DAY 07
Return to Palma
Enjoy a leisurely morning cruise back towards Palma, savouring the final views of Mallorca's coastline. Spend your last afternoon exploring any missed spots in Palma or indulging in some last-minute shopping before your departure.
- Last swim in a secluded cove
- Souvenir shopping in Palma
- Passeig del Born
- Farewell dinner in Palma
- Anchorage
- Club de Mar Palma
- Dining
- Quinoa (healthy and delicious options in Palma)
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