Balearic Islands
200+ yachts · late may – early october · Mallorca's quiet north, Menorca's calm, Ibiza on your own terms.
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Catamaranwith a captainPUERTO DE ANDRATX10 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 15.9 M
2026 · Bali 5.2
€16 000
week · captain included
CatamaranWith or without a captainPALMA8 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 13.26 M
2026 · FP 44
€6 988
week · captain included
€4 888 without a captain
Catamaranwith a captainSANT ANTONI DE PORTMANY PORT8 GUESTS / 4 CABINS / 14.28 M
2026 · Bali 4.6
€7 900
week · captain included
Catamaranwith a captainSANT ANTONI DE PORTMANY PORT6 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 13.85 M
2026 · Lagoon 43
€7 200
week · captain included
MotoryachtWith or without a captainCLUB DE MAR6 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 15.2 M
2025 · x-reuse
€15 540
week · captain included
€15 190 without a captain
Catamaranwith a captainSANT ANTONI DE PORTMANY PORT11 GUESTS / 6 CABINS / 14.6 M
2025 · Dufour 48 Cat
€7 920
week · captain included
Done well, the Balearics are northern Mallorca’s coves, Menorca’s untouched calas, and Ibiza approached from Es Vedrà at sunset rather than the marina at noon. Short crossings, warm water, and plenty of choice in catamarans.
Anchorages we love
Northern Mallorca
The Tramuntana coast — Sa Calobra, Cala Tuent, Sóller — is the quieter half of the island most charters skip.
Menorca's calas
Cala Macarella and Cala Mitjana in shoulder season: turquoise water, pine cliffs, and room to anchor.
Formentera
The sandbanks off Formentera have the brightest water in the islands — a lunch stop you’ll want to repeat.