Where to Go on Your Mallorca Luxury Yacht Charter?

You’ve got two top-tier routes for a Mallorca luxury yacht charter, depending on whether you want to focus on Mallorca itself or extend your adventure to Ibiza and Formentera. Either way, we recommend 10 days to fully enjoy the experience without rushing—though you can pull off a solid trip in 7 days if needed.

The Mallorca Circuit

If you want to explore the entire island, a clockwise route is ideal. Start in Palma, then cruise west to Port de Sóller, a stunning bay backed by mountains. From there, head north to Cala Formentor, a pristine anchorage with crystal-clear waters. The east coast is all about secluded calas, stopping at spots like Cala Varques and Cala d’Or before finishing with Es Trenc’s white sands and the untouched beauty of Cabrera National Park.

Mallorca to Ibiza and Formentera

If you want the full Balearic experience, start with Palma, Es Trenc, and Cabrera, then cross over to Ibiza. Hit hotspots like Cala Jondal (home to Blue Marlin), Cala Comte, and San Antonio, before soaking up Formentera’s turquoise waters and laid-back beach clubs. After a last blast in Ibiza, cruise back to Palma.

With a luxury motor yacht, you’ll be cruising just a couple of hours a day, with the longest haul being Mallorca to Ibiza. The advantage? More time at anchor, more time enjoying your yacht, and way less time spent in transit.

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Charter a Luxury Yacht with SCUBA Gear and Dive Instructor

Whether a novice or avid diver, chartering a luxury yacht equipped with scuba gear opens the door to a next-level underwater adventure in Mallorca. Explore top dive locations such as El Toro and Cabrera Marine Reserve, Dragonera Island, Isla del Sec Shipwreck sites, Sa Madona Cave, and Es Farelló also known as “The Big Cheese” because of its many underwater tunnels, and grottoes. Our luxury yachts provide the convenience of having scuba gear at your fingertips, allowing you to go diving whenever you feel like it.

Best Dive Sites in Mallorca

El Toro Marine Reserve
Located in the southwest, El Toro is renowned for its rich marine life, including groupers, barracudas, moray eels, and octopuses. The reserve’s protection has allowed ecosystems to flourish, making it a must-visit for divers.

The Big Cheese (Sa Cova des Coloms)
Off Mallorca’s east coast near Cala Ratjada, this dive site features a rocky formation with numerous tunnels and caverns, reminiscent of Swiss cheese. Divers can explore depths of up to 30 meters, navigating through interconnected passages teeming with marine life.

Labyrinth
Near Cala Bona, Labyrinth is a series of underwater caves, holes, and tunnels suitable for divers of various experience levels. With a maximum depth of 10 meters and visibility often reaching 30 meters, it’s an excellent site for exploring intricate rock formations and observing local fish species.

Swiss Cheese
This site is characterized by a cliff pierced with holes and tunnels, offering a unique diving experience. It’s accessible by boat and suitable for divers looking to explore complex underwater landscapes.

Isla del Sec
Located south of Sant Agustí, Isla del Sec is known for its two wrecks resting at depths of up to 30 meters. The site attracts a variety of marine life, making it a fascinating spot for those interested in wreck diving.

Best Beach Clubs in Mallorca and Ibiza

A luxury yacht charter in Mallorca and Ibiza isn’t complete without anchoring off one of the top beach clubs, stepping ashore, and diving into the ultimate blend of luxury, fine dining, and legendary parties. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back boho vibe, a sun-drenched day of Champagne showers, or a sunset DJ set that turns into an all-night affair, we’ve got you covered.

Mallorca

Nikki Beach Mallorca (Magaluf) – The OG of luxury beach clubs. Expect flowing rosé, international DJs, and a stylish crowd. Drop anchor offshore and tender straight in for VIP treatment.

Purobeach Illetas (Illetas) – Think white sunbeds, Bali-style vibes, and top-tier Mediterranean cuisine. It’s all about relaxing with an ocean breeze and an expertly mixed cocktail. Easy anchorage just outside the club.

Ibiza

Blue Marlin Ibiza (Cala Jondal) – No intro needed. This is the place for jet-setters, celebrities, and yacht-goers looking for a day-to-night beach club experience. Good anchorage in Cala Jondal, and they’ll pick you up with their tender service.

Nikki Beach Ibiza (Santa Eulalia) – A mix of glamour and chill, where you can kick back in a cabana or dance by the sea. Anchor offshore, and they’ll take care of the rest.

Amante Ibiza (Sol Den Serra Bay) – Perched on a cliff, this spot is pure cinematic beauty. Amazing food, yoga mornings, and even outdoor movie nights. Anchor in the bay, and tender over for the full experience.

When is the Best Time for a Luxury Yacht Charter in Mallorca?

The best time to charter a yacht in Mallorca is during the summer months, from around April to September. This period offers the most favorable weather conditions, with warm temperatures, clear skies, and calm seas. Additionally, summer brings longer daylight hours, allowing for more time to explore the island’s stunning coastline.

Moreover, summer coincides with the peak tourist season in Mallorca, resulting in a lively atmosphere, bustling marinas, and numerous cultural events and festivities to enjoy both on land and at sea.

While summer is the most popular time for luxury yacht charters in Mallorca, spring and early autumn can also offer pleasant weather conditions, fewer crowds, and discounted charter prices, an attractive alternative for those seeking a quieter sailing experience.

Book Your Yacht in Good Time

Ideally, you’d inquire about a Mallorca luxury yacht charter 12 months in advance. WHY? The best yachts are often fully booked long in advance and it’s not unusual to see popular dates booked 2 summers ahead. Inquiring less than 6 months ahead often means that your first choice is unavailable for charter. Additionally, you might find that the yacht you wish to charter, can’t make it to the port where you wish to commence your yacht charter.