Catamaran Charters in Mallorca

A crewed catamaran is the most comfortable way to do a pure Mallorca week: stable at anchor, huge outdoor space, and shallow enough to tuck into coves that keep bigger boats out. With a captain and chef aboard, your job is choosing the next bay.

Mallorca’s south and east coasts could have been designed for cats: short hops, calm summer water, and a string of sandy calas between Palma and Cala Ratjada. This is the boat we recommend for families and groups who want the week to feel like a floating villa.

Why Charter a Catamaran in Mallorca?

• Space where it counts: trampolines, flybridge and cockpit dining beat any monohull of the same length
• Calm anchorages: no rolling at anchor, which families with kids notice by the second morning
• Shallow draft: anchor closer to the beach in bays like Es Trenc and the Mondragó calas
• Short-hop cruising: 1-2 hours underway per day, the rest swimming, exactly how a cat week should run

How Much Does a Catamaran Charter in Mallorca Cost?

Crewed catamarans in Mallorca list from around €32,000 per week. For a boat we would put our name on, newer, with a proper chef, on high-season dates, plan on €35,000-€45,000, with the best crewed cats reaching €50,000-€70,000+. Add Spanish VAT, APA, and crew gratuity on top of the charter fee.

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Where to Go on a Mallorca Catamaran Charter

The classic cat route works the calm side of the island: out of Palma Bay past the south coast‘s Es Trenc sands, around to the east coast calas between Cala d’Or and Cala Ratjada, with a permit day at Cabrera National Park if we book it early. The north bays of Alcúdia and Pollensa suit a cat beautifully in settled weather.

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