The cost of a Mallorca sailing yacht charter depends on the size, season, and level of luxury. Prices for a fully crewed sailboat typically range from €14,000 to €80,000 per week, with a few exceptions for high-end sailing yachts reaching €145,000 per week.

What’s included?
✔ The yacht & professional crew (captain & chef)
✔ Luxury accommodations (cabins with en-suite bathrooms)
✔ Standard water toys (snorkeling gear, paddleboards, inflatables)
✔ Full use of onboard facilities (the yacht is yours)

What’s NOT included?

• Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) (~20-30% of the charter fee) covers fuel, food, drinks, mooring fees, and other expenses.
• VAT (Value Added Tax) → 21% for Spain-based charters.
• Crew gratuity (customary 5-15% of the charter fee) for outstanding service.

So, a €30,000 sailing yacht charter in Mallorca, including all fees (APA, VAT, and crew gratuity), comes to an estimated total of €46,800.

On our crewed luxury sailboat charters in Mallorca, you can expect spacious cabins with private en-suite bathrooms, a dedicated crew including at least a captain and private chef, gourmet dining, expansive lounging areas on the foredeck and cockpit for sunbathing, swim platforms for easy water access and good selections of water toys.

If you are into water toys, we will find you a luxury sailboat loaded with top-tier water toys. Most crewed sailing yachts come with a standard selection of paddleboards, kayaks, snorkeling gear, Seabobs, and inflatables. Some high-end sailing yachts even offer jet skis, e-foils, and diving equipment. We recommend checking with your broker to confirm the specific water toy selection available on your preferred yacht.

Yes, but we recommend at least a 10-day charter to include Ibiza without feeling rushed. The crossing from Mallorca to Ibiza is 70 nautical miles, requiring 8-10 hours of cruising, depending on conditions. If you have one week, it’s best to focus on Mallorca and Cabrera, or you can opt for a one-way charter to Ibiza. For the most comfortable Balearic Islands yacht charter, we do recommend a motor yacht or a high-performance sailing yacht.

Yes, a special Cabrera National Park permit is required to visit and anchor in the marine reserve, and they book our very early. Our team handles all permit applications for our clients to ensure a hassle-free experience. We recommend booking well in advance, as spots are limited to preserve the pristine ecosystem.

Yes! While our crewed sailboats often come with snorkeling gear, scuba diving requires a licensed dive instructor onboard. We can get you a sailboat with the instructor and fully equipped with scuba gear. We can arrange private diving excursions at world-class sites like the Cabrera Marine Reserve or the dramatic underwater caves near Sa Dragonera. If diving is a priority, let your broker know when booking your sailing yacht.

It’s possible, but the north is very weather-dependent, so flexibility is key. If you want certainty, we usually recommend focusing on the south and west. The north coast (Pollensa, Cap Formentor, Cala Tuent) is stunning but has fewer sheltered anchorages and requires longer sailing days. If you have 10+ days, you can easily explore both the north and south coasts.