Charter Rutter

Our most popular day charter and the perfect introduction to Mallorca by sea. Depart your marina at 10:00 and cruise southwest along Palma Bay's coastline to Cala Portals Vells — a triple-cove system with caves carved into golden sandstone cliffs and water so clear you can see the seabed at 8 metres. After swimming and snorkelling, continue to Port d'Andratx, the island's most exclusive fishing village, for lunch at anchor with views of the surrounding hillside villas. Return via Santa Ponça Bay for a final afternoon swim before the cruise home, arriving as the late sun paints La Seu Cathedral gold. Distances vary slightly depending on your yacht's home marina.

Head south from Palma for Mallorca's most celebrated stretch of coastline. After a 24 nm cruise (approximately 1 hour 15 minutes at cruising speed), drop anchor off Es Trenc — a 3 km ribbon of Caribbean-white sand backed by protected dunes, with no development in sight. The water here shifts between impossible shades of turquoise. Continue 4 nm east to Colònia de Sant Jordi for lunch, with the Cabrera archipelago visible on the horizon. On the return, stop at Cala Pi (18 nm from Palma), a dramatic cliff-lined inlet where pine trees frame emerald water. The homeward leg delivers a golden-hour coastline that makes the day feel complete. Distances vary slightly depending on your yacht's home marina.

Our most ambitious day charter — a full circumnavigation of Mallorca's dramatic northern cape. Depart at 09:00 and cruise 40 nm northeast along the coast to the Bay of Pollença, passing Alcúdia's sweeping bay. Round the legendary Cap de Formentor, where 300-metre limestone cliffs plunge vertically into deep blue water and the lighthouse perches at the island's northernmost point. Anchor at Playa de Formentor — the crescent beach once favoured by Grace Kelly and Winston Churchill — for a swim and lunch. The return via the east coast offers calmer waters and hidden calas. This route requires an early start and a vessel capable of sustained cruising speed, making it ideal for our larger motor yachts. Note: yachts departing from Puerto Pollensa are already at the doorstep of this route.

The most scenic route in the Mediterranean, period. Cruise northwest along the UNESCO-protected Serra de Tramuntana coast — a wall of mountains rising directly from the sea. First stop is Port de Sóller, a horseshoe harbour surrounded by citrus groves, where the historic wooden tram still rattles between port and town. Continue south to the tiny cove beneath Deià, the artist village that captivated Robert Graves, and anchor for lunch at Ca's Patro March — a cliffside restaurant where the catch arrives by boat each morning. The finale is Sa Foradada, the pierced rock peninsula owned by Archduke Ludwig Salvator, where the sun sets directly through the natural stone arch. The return to Palma under the stars is unforgettable. Note: yachts departing from Port de Sóller are already on this route — shorter distances and more time at anchor.