BALEARIC ISLANDS
Archipelago located in the western Mediterranean, composed of four main islands: Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera.
Visiting the Balearics on a charter yacht will give you the opportunity to discover some of the most beautiful and unspoiled places in Europe.
In Mallorca you can visit the city of Palma, which boasts a magnificent Gothic cathedral and a charming old town. Menorca is famous for its virgin beaches and crystal clear waters. Ibiza is renowned for its nightlife and discos, but there are also numerous wonderful and quiet beaches, such as Cala Llonga and Playa d’en Bossa. Finally, Formentera is the smallest island of the archipelago and offers heavenly beaches, such as Ses Illetes and Cala Saona.
The Balearics offer a perfect mix of history, culture, nature and fun, and discovering these islands on a yacht guarantees an unforgettable experience for all guests.
Majorca
Mallorca is one of the most popular destinations for those who rent a yacht for their holidays, thanks to its waters and its wide range of marinas and moorings for all types of boats.
Among the main attractions of the island are the beautiful beaches, such as Es Trenc beach, Cala Agulla and Cala Mesquida. For those who love culture and history, it is worth visiting the city of Palma de Mallorca, which offers numerous points of interest including the Cathedral of Santa Maria, Bellver Castle and its historic center.
Mallorca is also famous for its cuisine, which combines Mediterranean and local flavors. Typical dishes of the island include roast pork, tumbet (a dish of gratinated vegetables), and sobrasada (a spicy sausage).
Mallorca is known for its beach parties and exclusive clubs.
Menorca
If you arrive in Menorca on a chartered yacht, you can start by visiting the natural port of Mahón, one of the largest in the world. Mahón offers a wide selection of restaurants, bars and shops where you can taste local dishes and have a drink on the terrace in front of the marina.
Don’t miss the S’Albufera des Grau Natural Park, a 5,000-hectare nature reserve with hiking trails and wild beaches, where you can admire the local flora and fauna.
Menorca is famous for its local gastronomy, with dishes such as caldereta, a traditional fish stew, and pomada, a gin and lemonade cocktail that you can enjoy in many bars on the island.
Ibiza
Ibiza is characterized by its over-the-top and trendy lifestyle, where you can enjoy the sea, nature and nightlife in an atmosphere unique in the world.
It is famous for its markets, such as the hippie market of Las Dalias, where you can find local handicrafts, jewelry, clothing and accessories.
Among the monuments not to be missed are the Cathedral of Santa Maria, the Necropolis of Puig des Molins and the Torre de Ses Portes, a 16th-century watchtower.
In addition to luxury and trendy restaurants, there are also many traditional inns where you can try local cuisine, such as Bullit de Peix, a fish-based dish, and sofrit pagès, a meat-based dish.
There are many traditional festivals that take place throughout the year, such as the festival of San Juan, the festival of Santa Eulalia and the festival of San Bartolomeo.
Formentera
Formentera is a small island located southwest of Ibiza. Characterized by a very suggestive natural environment, it is famous for its nightlife, with numerous discos and clubs that liven up the island during the summer season. However, there are also many options for those looking for a quieter and more relaxing experience.
Worth seeing are the beach of Ses Illetes, considered one of the most beautiful in the world, and that of Cala Saona, nestled in a bay with a suggestive panorama. Don’t miss the Es Vedrà Nature Reserve, a small island located in front of Ibiza, a destination for boat trips to admire the panorama and marine fauna.
