A hand-written week around Mallorca — from Palma's elegant marina to the wild Tramuntana and the turquoise coves of the east.
Welcome aboard in Palma at 17:00 and settle into life at sea beneath the golden glow of the cathedral and the elegant atmosphere of the marina. Spend the evening strolling through the historic old town, enjoying sunset cocktails on the waterfront or a relaxed first dinner ashore before the journey begins.
Your first sailing day follows Mallorca's beautiful south-west coastline. Stop in the turquoise waters of Cala Portals Vells, one of the island's most iconic swimming anchorages surrounded by pine forests and limestone cliffs. In the afternoon continue towards glamorous Port d'Andratx — a harbour combining luxury yachts, fishing boats and excellent waterfront dining.
Cruise along Mallorca's spectacular western coastline, stopping near Sant Elm and the protected island of Sa Dragonera. Crystal-clear water, dramatic cliffs and peaceful anchorages make this one of the highlights of the route. Continue north beneath the towering Tramuntana mountains towards Port de Sóller, one of Mallorca's most charming natural harbours.
One of the most breathtaking sailing days in the Balearics. Cruise past the cliffs of Deià, anchor in the dramatic bay of Sa Calobra, and swim in the deep turquoise waters of Cala Tuent surrounded by mountains and untouched nature. Later in the afternoon round Cap Formentor and arrive in the north of Mallorca.
Begin the day beneath the spectacular lighthouse cliffs of Cap de Formentor, one of Mallorca's most iconic landscapes. Continue along the rugged north-east coastline with possible swim stops in Cala Figuera, Cala Mesquida or Cala Agulla before arriving in Cala Ratjada.
Discover Mallorca's famous eastern coves and turquoise lagoons. Depending on weather conditions, stop at Cala Murta, Cala Varques, Cala Romántica or the beautiful calas around Porto Cristo before continuing towards Cala d'Or. This coastline is ideal for swimming, paddleboarding and long Mediterranean lunches.
Your final sailing day follows Mallorca's beautiful south-east and southern coastline. Stop for swimming near Cala Mondragó, Cala Sa Nau, Caló des Moro, Cala S'Almunia or the Caribbean-like beaches of Es Trenc before returning to Palma by late afternoon. Enjoy a final sunset onboard or dinner overlooking the marina.
Enjoy breakfast onboard before disembarkation at 08:00–09:00.
