Yacht Charter

Port de Sóller

The best natural harbour on the north west coast of Mallorca. The town is a bustling holiday resort with a fantastic selection of sea food restaurants.

Es Trenc

A magnificent beach, often used in films as a Caribbean location. More than two kilometres of fine-grained white sand, crystal clear and clean water with a gentle slope.

Cabrera

After Es Trenc we head to the National Park archipelago of Cabrera where prehistoric remains from the Bronze Age have been discovered. A highly protected area where you need permission to moor and visit.

Portals Vells

Portals Vells is a lovely inlet with 3 beaches in a clover type pattern surrounded by beautiful pine forest. A favourite anchorage with beach restaurant and golden sands.

Port d’Andratx

The ritzy Port of Andratx is a lovely deep, natural harbour with yacht club and many excellent restaurants – the perfect place to lunch and shop.

Isla Dragonera and Sant Elm

Dragonera is an uninhabited island just off St Elm which was declared a nature reserve in 1995, the waters surrounding Dragonera are a marine reserve and teem with fish so there is great snorkeling. It has a tiny visitor centre and a vast population of bold, toe nipping Liffords Lizards known as ‘Sargantana’. Used for centuries by pirates and smugglers, it is surrounded in legend.

Cala Tuente & Sa Calobra

The best way to visit these lovely calas is by boat. The Torrent de Pareis (twin streams), which begins up in the mountains at the confluence of the torrents of Lluc and Gorg Blau form a dramatic gorge, culminating in a small pebble beach.