Charter for 9 days sleeping aboard a luxury yacht and explore 4 islands including Majorca, Ibiza, Menorca and others
BALEARIC ISLANDS
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Please Note: Your route may change depending on your starting marina and weather.
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DAY 1 – IBIZA
Ibiza may be known for being a party island, but there’s more to Ibiza than nightclubs and tourist attractions. The island offers natural beauty, quiet coves and plenty of interesting cultural activities with historical significance to the region.
DAY 2 – FORMENTERA
Formentera is arguably the best spot of all for a sailing vacation, boasting pine forests, white sands, clear waters and dramatic cliffs. It’s more serene than its Balearic Island counterparts with very few high-rise hotels and quiet beaches where you can spend an afternoon exploring deserted coves.
DAY 3 – SANTA PONSA
Santa Ponsa is situated in a beautiful, sheltered cove in the south west of Majorca and has been a major holiday destination for decades. Santa Ponsa lacks the high-rise resorts of the east coast, but includes villas dotted around the surrounding hilly countryside. The beach is the main draw here–a wide and long spread of soft, white sand with beautiful, blue seas.
DAY 4 – DRAGONERA
The tiny Island of Sa Dragonera lies just off the westernmost point of Majorca. The Island is a continuation of the Tramantuna mountain range that dominates the west coast of Majorca. While no people live on Sa Dragonera, it is home to a vast number of lizards, birds and other exotic wildlife.
DAY 5 – PORT DE SÓLLER
Port de Sóller is a little village situated in one of Majorca’s most beautiful horseshoe harbours. Surrounded by the Tramuntana mountains, this town has the best of both worlds–magnificent mountain scenery and a sea view to boot.
DAY 6 – PORT DE POLLENÇA
At the very northern tip of Majorca, the small fishing village Port de Pollenca is known for its peaceful atmosphere and for the sandy beaches bordered by the seawalk. In the evening, yacht charter visitors and locals can be found wandering on their paseo, a tradition kept for decades.
DAY 7 – S’ALBUFERA DES GRAU NATURAL PARK
S’Albufera des Grau was declared a Natural Park after years of local efforts to protect the beautiful landscape perfect for hiking or discovering wildlife. Covering a total surface area of over 5,000 hectares between its water and land, the area has been conserved for its vast natural and ecological interest.
DAY 8 – MAHÓN
On the eastern coast of Menorca, Mahon is home to one of the largest natural harbors in the world making it a must-visit city for a yacht charter holiday. The historic destination makes for a cultural experience filled with beautiful architecture and stunning natural landscapes.
DAY 8 – PORTO CRISTO
Porto Cristo is a fishing village on Majorca’s east coast. The easygoing pace of the town includes lazy days spent on the beach and relaxed evenings enjoying a plate of paella at the waterfront restaurants. You don’t have to go far to see one of the island’s top attractions–the Caves of Drach are right at your doorstep.
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