Yacht Charter Mallorca
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Boat Rental Mallorca Highlights
Port de Sóller
Picturesque harbor surrounded by dramatic mountains, offering excellent shelter and charming waterfront restaurants. A natural amphitheater of stunning beauty.
Palma Bay
The vibrant capital boasts world-class marinas, historic architecture, and buzzing nightlife. Perfect base for provisioning and exploring Mallorca's cultural heart.
Cabrera National Park
Uninhabited archipelago with pristine waters, abundant marine life, and excellent snorkeling. A protected paradise just south of Mallorca.
Cap de Formentor
Mallorca's dramatic northern cape features towering cliffs, secluded coves, and breathtaking views. Challenging sailing rewarded with spectacular anchorages.
Cala Figuera
Traditional fishing village with a stunning fjord-like inlet. Authentic Mallorcan atmosphere and excellent seafood restaurants.
Es Trenc Beach
Caribbean-style beach with white sand and turquoise shallows. Perfect day anchorage for swimming and relaxation.
Mallorca Sailing Itinerary
Palma, Balearic Islands: 7-day Mallorca sailing itinerary via Andratx, Sóller, Formentor, the East Coast and Cabrera
Looking for inspiration? Check out our curated 7-day Mallorca sailing itinerary, featuring the best anchorages, beaches, and coastal towns around the island.
View Full ItineraryA Mallorca yacht charter puts you on Balearic calas, granite headlands and short hops between Palma Bay and the north coast. Most fleets base in Palma, with Port d'Alcúdia and Port de Pollença strong north-coast options. Compare start harbours in our Mallorca charter bases guide.
Summer brings reliable breezes and long sunny days. The Tramuntana can pipe up on the west coast, so competent crews still plan conservative routes on exposed shores. Provisioning is straightforward from Palma, and marina nights get scarce in July and August.
From cost-efficient bareboats to skippered catamarans and fully crewed yachts, we match you to the right platform and itinerary, then handle logistics so you can focus on sailing Mallorca at its best.
Departure bases in Mallorca
These are the marinas and harbours charter weeks usually start from. Pick the base for the airport, the first night and the kind of week you want.
Full Mallorca charter bases guide
- Mallorca charter bases (Full guide to Palma, Port d'Alcúdia and Port de Pollença.)
- Palma (Main charter logistics hub next to the city and airport.)
- Port d'Alcúdia (North-east start for the bay and quieter first nights.)
- Port de Pollença (Shelter and a short hop toward Formentor.)
Yachts in Mallorca
Oceanis 38 (2014) in Mallorca
From €1,554 / week
Hanse 415 (2015) in Mallorca
From €1,674 / week
Oceanis 41.1 (2020) in Mallorca
From €1,914 / week
Oceanis 45 (2018) in Mallorca
From €2,034 / week
Dufour 390 (2023) in Mallorca
From €2,280 / week
Excess 11 (2024) in Mallorca
From €2,394 / week
Sun Odyssey 380 (2025) in Mallorca
From €2,470 / week
Dufour 41 (2024) in Mallorca
From €2,470 / week
Isla 40 (2023) in Mallorca
From €3,135 / week
Mallorca Yacht Charter Types
In Mallorca you can hire a monohull sailing yacht, a catamaran, or a motor yacht. Bareboat and skippered weeks are the usual products; crewed and by-the-cabin options appear on the busier coasts. Pick the boat type that matches the group, then we shortlist fleets that actually sit in that base.
Bareboat
- Complete freedom to explore at your own pace
- Lower cost option for experienced sailors
- Privacy and independence
- Choose your own route and schedule
Skippered
- Local expert knowledge of best anchorages
- No sailing qualifications required
- Stress-free navigation and mooring
- Learn while you sail
Catamaran
- Spacious living areas and stability
- Shallow draft for accessing secluded bays
- Perfect for families and groups
- Two hulls mean more privacy
Crewed Luxury
- Full-service luxury experience
- Professional crew handles everything
- Gourmet meals prepared onboard
- Ultimate relaxation and comfort
Boat Rental Mallorca: Guide Prices
| Season | Bareboat | Catamaran | Crewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Season (April-May) | €2,500 | €4,000 | €8,000 |
| Mid Season (June, September) | €3,500 | €5,500 | €11,000 |
| High Season (July-August) | €5,000 | €7,500 | €15,000 |
| Off Season (October-March) | €2,000 | €3,500 | €7,000 |
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Yacht Charter Mallorca FAQs
For bareboat you typically need an ICC or equivalent plus a VHF certificate, and recent coastal experience. Skippered and crewed weeks do not require you to hold a skipper licence. Rules can vary by flag state, so we confirm paperwork before you book.
May to October is the main season. June and September often balance warm water with slightly easier berthing than peak July and August. Winter sailing is possible but quieter and more weather-dependent.
As a rough band, a week on a 40 to 45 ft monohull in shoulder season often starts in the low thousands of euros before extras; peak summer and larger catamarans cost more. Fuel, marina fees, end cleaning and skipper (if booked) sit on top. Ask for a personalised quote for your dates.
Yacht use for the week, basic inventory and insurance as stated in the contract are typical. Fuel, tourist tax, marina overnight fees, provisioning and optional skipper or hostess are usually extra. We spell out inclusions before you pay a deposit.
Most weeks start in Palma, with Port d'Alcúdia and Port de Pollença for north-coast itineraries. See the Mallorca charter bases page for harbour-by-harbour notes.
Bareboat suits crews with an ICC or equivalent and recent Mediterranean experience. Skippered is the better default for first-timers, families, or anyone who wants local routing into calas and peak-season berths without handling every approach themselves.
West-coast approaches can take swell when the Tramuntana blows. Many crews keep night one near Palma or the north, then only commit to Andratx or Sóller with a settled forecast and early berth bookings.
Yes. A classic week covers Palma Bay calas, Cabrera (with permits), or a north-coast circuit from Alcúdia toward Formentor. Trying to circumnavigate every landmark in seven days usually means too much motoring. Pick one coast and sail it well.
