Luxury Yacht Charter Mallorca and Ibiza

Sunset Cruising and Aperitifs

As the sun begins to dip, the Balearics transform. Cruising past Es Vedrà or along Mallorca’s rugged coastline at sunset is a deeply atmospheric experience. The sky slowly melts from gold to blush pink and deep indigo, reflected perfectly on the calm surface of the sea. With a chilled drink in hand and music playing softly on deck, these moments often become the most cherished memories of the entire charter.

Cycling Mallorca’s Scenic Backroads

Mallorca is a world-class cycling destination, and a yacht charter makes it effortlessly accessible. Ride quiet coastal roads or inland lanes lined with olive groves and stone villages, with the Serra de Tramuntana rising in the distance. Tackle legendary climbs like Sa Calobra, a favourite training ground for professional teams or discover lesser-known mountain switchbacks and panoramic ridgelines that reveal some of the island’s most spectacular views.

Grilled Red Prawns from Sóller

Considered one of Mallorca’s finest delicacies, these large, ruby-red prawns are prized for their naturally sweet, delicate flavour. We recommend enjoying them lightly grilled and finished with olive oil and sea salt. This delicacy truly captures the essence of Mediterranean luxury.

Wines of Mallorca

Producers such as Can Verdura, Miquel Gelabert, Oliver Moragues, Mesquida Mora, and Motrix champion local grapes like Callet and Mantonegro, creating elegant reds with bright red fruit and Mediterranean herb notes. Prensal Blanc brings fresh citrus and crisp acidity, while the rarer Giró Ros adds texture with ripe stone fruit and a subtle saline edge. Together, these wines reflect Mallorca’s climate, culture, and character.

Time It Perfectly

May, June, and September are the optimal months for a yacht charter to Mallorca and Ibiza. Expect warm seas, long sun-filled days, and a more relaxed atmosphere, with fewer crowds both on the water and ashore.

Notify Your Crew of Preferences in Advance

From preferred wines and watersports equipment to dietary requirements and celebration plans, sharing details before arrival allows the crew to tailor the experience perfectly. 

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Beyond its beauty, the Balearic Islands are rich with stories, protected natural wonders, and moments that leave a lasting impression. From ancient underwater ecosystems to legendary landmarks and untouched marine parks, these islands reveal a deeper side of the Mediterranean for those who explore them by sea.

• Formentera’s extraordinary water clarity comes from Posidonia oceanica, an ancient seagrass found only in the Mediterranean. Some of these underwater meadows are over 100,000 years old and are protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Es Vedrà has inspired myths, legends, and artistic fascination for centuries, earning a reputation as one of the most mysterious landmarks in the Mediterranean. Local folklore links the island to the sirens of Homer’s Odyssey, whereas others claim it marks the remains of Atlantis. It is also rumoured to sit atop a powerful magnetic energy said to affect navigation and emotions. Its dramatic limestone cliffs rise abruptly from the sea, forming an almost otherworldly silhouette that has drawn artists, musicians, and writers seeking inspiration. Es Vedra has featured in Ibizan artist Antoni Marí Ribas’ “Portmany” as well as in Ibiza’s electronic music scene, frequently referenced by DJs, producers, and album artwork. Sailing past at sunset, when the rock glows gold and deep red against the sky, is often described as a deeply moving moment where legend, nature, and atmosphere seem to merge.

• Cabrera National Park remained closed to the public for decades, which is why its waters are among the most pristine in the Mediterranean. Access is still strictly limited today, making it feel like a rare privilege. Swimming here feels like entering a living, breathing marine sanctuary, where crystal-clear water, untouched seabeds, and thriving marine life create a sense of being truly honoured to experience a place so carefully protected.