CHARTER US
DAY TRYP
Boat rental with captain for a full day of 8 hours, typically scheduled between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm.
It is during this type of day that customers often demand a reservation at a restaurant. Throughout the rest of the day, there are usually three or four anchorages available for clients to enjoy swimming.
HALF DAY
Half Day
Boat rental with skipper for half a day. In the morning, from 10:00 am to 14:00 pm and in the afternoon from 14:00 pm to 18:00 am.
During these four hours, there are usually two or three stops for swimming. Please note that the Half Day Charter will not be available for booking during the months of July and August.
SUNSET CHARTER
Sunset Charter
This is a walk around the Bay of Palma at sunset.
We will make a stop and anchor in the area of Cala Vella to watch the sunset, followed by a peaceful return to the port passing by La Seu. During the return journey, a cheese board with a bottle of wine will be served.
Our experiences
The Mallorcan coast is one of the most incredible places to sail in the entire Mediterranean Sea. Its warm, crystal-clear waters that change with every ray of sunshine, spread across more than 300 beaches and coves, are a major attraction for boats of all types and origins that seek the joy that the prestigious poet and writer J.L. Borges referred to as “Mallorca is a place similar to happiness, suitable for being happy in it.”
We invite you to enjoy the sea within an area that encompasses 25% of this coast, and always seeking the best option based on the conditions, let us propose some boat excursions so that your experience is memorable.
ENJOY
Palma Bay Area.
Palma Bay is located in the southwest of the island of Mallorca and covers the entire coast of the municipality of Palma and partially the municipalities of Calviá and Lluchmajor. It is bordered to the west by Cap de Cala Figuera and to the east by Cap Blanc.
From west to east, in this part of the coast, we can enjoy exclusive corners with clean, calm, and crystal-clear waters, such as Ses Illetes, Punta Negra, Sa Porrassa, Cala Falcó, Sa Bella Dona, and El Mago in Calviá, Palau de Marivent or La Seu in Palma, or Cala Blava, Cala Vella, or Cap de Regana in Llucmajor.
In the Calviá area, you will find the best restaurants and beach clubs with tender service, so if the sea and weather conditions allow it, sailing in this area for the day would involve making an initial stop in the Cala Vella area, which is usually very calm for swimming in the morning. Then, we can make another stop in one of the coves along the coast of Calviá, near a restaurant or beach club, and after lunch, make another stop to enjoy a refreshing swim before returning to the port.
ENJOY
Eastern route.
Towards Es Trenc beach.
The first point of interest on this route is right at the exit of the Port of Palma, La Seu, which welcomes us to this wonderful day on a boat towards one of the best-preserved areas of the entire Mallorcan coastline.
Heading east, we will reach Cap Enderocat, the end of the marine reserve of Palma Bay, and the area of Cala Vella, an incredible place where we will make the first stop to enjoy the marvelous waters that bathe this incredible environment. We will then sail calmly along the coast, observing the pristine cliffs to our left and catching a glimpse of the Cabrera Island in the distance to our right, near Cap Blanc. During this stretch of our journey, we will pass by two connected spots, Sa Senyora and S’Excorxador, whose beauty will invite us to make a second stop.
The next point to visit is Cala Pi, which we will pass by while sailing, admiring the curious cavities of the Vallgornera plate, heading towards perhaps a third anchorage in the area of Cala en Paiàs, before reaching the Tower of s’Estalella, or alternatively, if the passage allows, making a stop to have lunch at the restaurants of the Nautical Club of s’Estanyol or Sa Rápita.
Afternoon can be enjoyed on Es Trenc Beach, the longest sandy beach along the Mallorcan coast, before heading back to port.
ENJOY
West Route.
Towards Dragonera Island.
Taking a southwest course to cross the bay, we will head directly to Cap de Cala Figuera, which we will skirt to enter the natural reserve of El Toro, the gateway to the westernmost area of our island. The orographic configuration already allows us to sense the proximity of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range.
Our first anchorage will be attempted just before the Malgrats Islands, in a small cove called Ses Pedretes, where the sea is usually calm and the water is transparent. From there, a series of high-quality spots follow, perfect for swimming and admiring their beauty. To name a few, we suggest making a stop at places like Cala Fornells, Camp de Mar, Cala Blanca…
If you wish to dine at a good restaurant with a tender service that can transport you from our boat and then bring you back, you have options both in Cala Llamp, just before Port d’Andratx, and in Sant Elm, facing the majestic Dragonera Island.
On the way back, depending on the time available, you can always make a stop to refresh yourself, either at the mentioned western coves or at some of the inner coves of the bay.
ENJOY
Half-Day Route.
Palma Bay.
A route around Palma bay is the best option if you only have half a day available.
We can concentrate the anchorage points by choosing, based on the direction of the wind and currents, and always seeking the most comfortable alternative for our passage, either the eastern area (Cala Blava, Cala Vella…) or the western area (Ses Illetes, Punta Negra, El Mago…), if you want to spend more time enjoying swimming. Alternatively, we can sail towards the eastern end, anchor, cross towards the west, anchor again, and return to the port if you prefer to spend more time in motion. Both options are truly enjoyable and will allow us to feel in perfect harmony with our Mediterranean Sea.
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