Balearics
From Mallorca’s beautiful coastline to the energy of Ibiza and the secluded coves of Menorca, the Balearic Islands offer endless ways to experience the Mediterranean.
The Balearic Islands combine crystal-clear waters, beautiful anchorages and vibrant island life, making them one of the Mediterranean’s most popular yacht charter destinations.
Discover Mallorca’s dramatic coastline and picturesque harbours, experience Ibiza’s renowned beach clubs and nightlife, or escape to the unspoilt coves and turquoise waters of Menorca. With short cruising distances between destinations, your charter can focus on one island or combine several for the ultimate Balearic escape.
- Peak
- June – September
- Popular ports
- Palma • Puerto Portals • Port d’Andratx • Port de Sóller • Ibiza • Marina Botafoch • Formentera • Mahón
Sample programme
Example itinerary
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Day 1
Puerto Portals → Port d’Andratx
Embark in Puerto Portals and cruise along Mallorca’s southwest coast towards Port d’Andratx. Stop for a first swim in a secluded bay before heading into harbour for dinner and an evening ashore.
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Day 2
Port d’Andratx → Ibiza
Cruise across to Ibiza and spend the afternoon anchored in clear Mediterranean waters. Enjoy lunch on board, make the most of the water toys, then head ashore to explore Ibiza Town and its atmospheric old quarter, Dalt Vila.
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Day 3
Ibiza → Formentera
A short cruise brings you to Formentera, known for turquoise water and beautiful beaches. Anchor off the island for a relaxed day of swimming, paddleboarding and lunch, followed by sunset drinks and dinner on board.
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Day 4
Formentera → Ibiza
Return to Ibiza, discovering another side of the island with hidden coves and quiet anchorages along the way. Spend the afternoon at a beach club or stay on board before an evening enjoying Ibiza’s renowned restaurants and nightlife.
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Day 5
Ibiza → Mallorca
Enjoy breakfast at anchor before cruising back towards Mallorca. Stop for a final swim and lunch on the water before returning to port, bringing five days of island-hopping in the Balearics to a close.