Mallorca and Menorca yacht charter: Suggested itinerary
Day 1:
Arrival, welcome briefing, leaving for Cala Blanca or Cala Malgrats. The blue sea with sandy bottom and small caves make these places an oasis where you can anchor and spend most of the day swimming, relaxing, pleaying with yacht’s watertoys. Lunch onboard.
In the afternoon, navigation towards port Andratx, a picturesque fishing village, nowadays modern and sophisticated, with some of the town’s best restaurants and shops. Andratx town is located in the upper part, circa 5 km away from the marina. The town is home to numerous well-preserved buildings from the Middle Ages, including the City Hall and the former Trappist monastery
Dinner onboard or in a local restaurant.
Day 2:
Breakfast, leaving towards numerious bays and caves to spend the day soaking up the sun, swimming in the clear waters and enjoying a range of water sports. To be mentioned an island of Sa Dragonera, a scenic gem off the southwest coast of Mallorca, an uninhabited island and a protected area.
Lunch onboard.
Late afternoon returning to the port, dinner either onboard or in a local restaurant.
Day 3:
Breakfast, cruising towards Port Soller, navigation along northen coast enjoying the beautiful views, nature and waters. Stopping in one the beautiful bays for swimming, relaxing and lunch.
Late afternoon continuing cruising towards Port Soller, a large and protected bay separated from the rest of the island by the Tramuntana mountains. With its stunning natural beauty, charming architecture, and a vibrant atmosphere, it is a popular destination.
Suggested restaurant for dinner: Jumeirah Port Soller, located on the hills, for a perfect sunset and views.
Day 4:
Leaving early to go to Menorca island, the smallest and least popular of the Balearics, but the absence of mass tourism has allowed the island to maintain its natural beauty. Her stunning sea bed has been a favourite amongst diving enthusiasts for decades, spend the day enjoying island’s crystal clear waters. Lunch onboard.
Night in Mahon. Enjoy town’s lovely atmosphere with cafes, bars, a maze of narrow streets with attractive architecture and many reminders of its Georgian past.
Day 5:
Breakfast, cruising towards Cala D’Or, known as “little Ibiza”. The beaches and coves with turquoise waters are truly spectacular. North of the main beach is Cala Gran, which is very popular with cliff divers and snorkellers. Sightseeing, splashing about, water sports and party nights – Cala d’Or offers the perfect mix.
Night: marina Cala d’Or, considered an important port in the southeast and known for its social scene.
Day 6:
After breakfast leaving towards Cabrera National Park, an oasis, one of the best-preserved examples of marine life in the whole Mediterranean Sea. Its almost untouched coastline hosts a species native to the Balearic Islands. A pair of fins and a mask are all the equipment you need to discover the park’s seabed. Get ready for this unique experience and discover its impressive underwater wildlife.
Lunch and dinner onboard.
Night at anchor in the park.
Day 7:
After breakfast, heading towards Blue Cave (Blue Lagoon) of Cabrera, one of the park’s major attractions. Almost-clear waters sparkling around the archipelago, trickling into the grottos and caves under the rocks, carving out fascinating formations land amazing colours. Take a swim in the afternoon, when the sun’s rays light it up, producing spectacular light effects and an intense blue colour that is hard to find at other destinations.
Returning to the homeport in late afternoon.
Day 8:
Breakfast, goodbyes, disembarking
Total nautical miles: 253