Day 1 – Palma De Mallorca to Port d’Andratx
19nm
Begin your journey in Palma de Mallorca, the vibrant capital of the Balearic Islands, where historic architecture, Mediterranean charm and a lively cultural scene create a captivating introduction to the island. Wander through the cobbled streets of the old town, discovering elegant courtyards, boutique shops and inviting cafés tucked between centuries-old buildings. Dominating the city’s skyline is the magnificent 13th-century Gothic Cathedral of La Seu, alongside the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the hilltop Bellver Castle, offering panoramic views across the Bay of Palma. Beyond its historic heart, Palma’s palm-lined promenades, picturesque waterfront and sophisticated dining scene provide the perfect setting to embrace the island’s distinctive character.
Nestled along Mallorca’s beautiful southwestern coastline, Port d’Andratx is a picturesque harbour town where traditional Mediterranean charm meets understated sophistication. Framed by rugged hills and crystal-clear waters, the waterfront is lined with elegant restaurants, stylish boutiques and inviting cafés, offering the perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon ashore. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at the nearby 18-hole Golf de Andratx course in Camp de Mar, while those seeking a glimpse of authentic Mallorcan life can venture inland to the historic town of Andratx. Here, narrow cobbled streets, traditional architecture and the renowned CCA Andratx contemporary art centre offer a captivating blend of culture, history and artistic expression.
Day 2 – Port d’Andratx to Sa Dragonera
5nm
Just off Mallorca’s western coast, the uninhabited island of Sa Dragonera is a protected nature reserve renowned for its dramatic landscapes, rich biodiversity and unspoilt natural beauty. Named for its distinctive dragon-like silhouette, the island rises from the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, its rugged cliffs and sun-drenched hillsides providing a sanctuary for native wildlife, including the endemic Balearic wall lizard and numerous seabird species. Explore scenic walking trails that wind through fragrant Mediterranean vegetation, leading to historic watchtowers and secluded viewpoints overlooking the surrounding coastline. The island’s fascinating past, once associated with pirates and maritime lookouts, adds a sense of intrigue to its untouched setting. With peaceful anchorages and crystal-clear waters nearby, Sa Dragonera offers a tranquil escape into one of Mallorca’s most captivating natural landscapes.
Day 3 – Sa Dragonera to Port De Soller
29nm
Nestled between the dramatic peaks of the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the sparkling Mediterranean, Port de Sóller is one of Mallorca’s most picturesque coastal retreats. Its sheltered, horseshoe-shaped bay is framed by golden sandy beaches, waterfront restaurants and a charming promenade, offering an idyllic setting for swimming, relaxation and leisurely afternoons ashore. Beyond the harbour, secluded coves and scenic mountain trails invite exploration, while the historic Cap Gros Lighthouse and 17th-century Torre Picada watchtower offer spectacular views across the coastline. A vintage wooden tram connects the port to the enchanting inland town of Sóller, celebrated for its traditional architecture, citrus groves and vibrant town square. Nearby, the picturesque villages of Fornalutx and Biniaraix offer a further glimpse into authentic Mallorcan life, with cobbled streets, stone houses and breathtaking mountain scenery.
Day 4 – Port De Soller to Port de Pollenca
37nm
Set against the spectacular backdrop of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, Port de Pollença is an elegant coastal retreat on Mallorca’s northeastern shores, celebrated for its natural beauty and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. The picturesque waterfront is home to the iconic Pine Walk, a shaded promenade lined with towering pine trees and elegant villas, offering beautiful views across the sheltered bay. Golden sandy beaches and calm, crystalline waters provide an idyllic setting for swimming, paddleboarding and leisurely afternoons by the sea, while the surrounding coastline reveals secluded coves such as Cala Murta and the dramatic limestone cliffs of Cap de Formentor. For those seeking adventure, scenic cycling routes and mountain trails showcase the island’s remarkable landscapes. A short journey inland leads to the historic town of Pollença, where cobbled streets, traditional cafés and the beautiful Sant Domingo Convent offer an enchanting glimpse into Mallorca’s rich cultural heritage.
Day 5 – Port de Pollenca to Ciutadella
35nm
Situated on Menorca’s picturesque western coast, Ciutadella is a captivating historic town where elegant architecture, rich cultural heritage and Mediterranean charm come together. Its enchanting old town is a maze of cobbled streets, hidden courtyards and beautiful squares, lined with aristocratic palaces, independent boutiques and inviting tapas bars. At its heart stands the magnificent 14th-century Cathedral of Santa Maria, a striking example of Catalan Gothic architecture, while the lively local markets offer a taste of Menorca’s culinary traditions. Beyond the town, the surrounding coastline reveals some of the island’s most spectacular beaches, including the turquoise waters and white sands of Cala Turqueta, Cala Macarella and Son Saura. Sheltered coves and crystal-clear waters provide exceptional opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and exploring the island’s rich marine life. For a glimpse into Menorca’s ancient past, the remarkable prehistoric Naveta des Tudons offers a fascinating contrast to Ciutadella’s timeless Mediterranean elegance. As evening falls, set off on an overnight cruise, waking to the unspoilt beauty and natural wonders of Cabrera, a secluded island sanctuary in the heart of the Mediterranean.
Day 6 – Ciutadella to Cabrera
67nm
Just south of Mallorca, the secluded Cabrera Archipelago is one of the Mediterranean’s most remarkable natural sanctuaries, comprising a collection of uninhabited islands protected within the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park. Renowned for its pristine waters, dramatic coastline and extraordinary marine biodiversity, this unspoilt paradise offers an idyllic escape from the bustle of the Balearics. Beneath the surface, flourishing Posidonia seagrass meadows support a rich underwater ecosystem, creating exceptional opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and diving. Discover the enchanting Blue Cave, where sunlight illuminates the water in brilliant shades of azure, or explore secluded coves and peaceful beaches surrounded by untouched Mediterranean landscapes. Steeped in maritime history, Cabrera has welcomed ancient civilisations, from the Phoenicians and Romans to the Byzantines, leaving a fascinating cultural legacy. With its sheltered natural harbour and remarkable sense of tranquillity, Cabrera offers a rare glimpse of the Mediterranean at its most pristine. As the day draws to a close, continue west across the Mediterranean on an overnight passage to Formentera, arriving the following morning to discover the island’s secluded shores and effortless bohemian charm.
Day 7 – Cabrera to Formentera
79nm
The smallest of the Balearic Islands, Formentera is a haven of natural beauty and understated sophistication, celebrated for its pristine white-sand beaches, crystalline turquoise waters and effortlessly relaxed atmosphere. Just south of Ibiza, the island offers a tranquil retreat, where secluded bays and sheltered anchorages provide an idyllic setting for swimming, snorkelling, paddleboarding and kayaking. Discover the breathtaking shores of Playa de Ses Illetes, renowned for its powder-soft sands and shallow waters, or venture to the neighbouring islet of Espalmador, an unspoilt sanctuary of secluded beaches and remarkable natural beauty. Ashore, a network of scenic cycling routes winds through fragrant pine forests, traditional villages and shimmering salt flats, offering a leisurely way to explore the island’s distinctive landscapes. With its bohemian spirit, charming waterfront restaurants and extraordinary coastal scenery, Formentera captures the essence of Mediterranean island living at its most enchanting.
Day 8 – Formentera to Ibiza
11nm
Ibiza Town is a captivating blend of historic charm, contemporary sophistication and vibrant Mediterranean energy. Overlooking the harbour, the UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila enchants with its winding cobbled streets, historic fortifications and panoramic views across the sea. Beyond the old town, stylish boutiques, contemporary galleries and bustling waterfront cafés reflect Ibiza’s distinctive blend of bohemian heritage and modern elegance. Spend the afternoon exploring the charming streets, discovering the island’s renowned beach clubs or indulging in a leisurely lunch overlooking the water. As evening approaches, Ibiza reveals its legendary energy, with exceptional restaurants, atmospheric cocktail bars and world-famous nightlife inviting you to experience the island’s celebrated social scene.
Day 9 – Ibiza
Following an evening enjoying Ibiza’s vibrant nightlife, spend your final day unwinding beneath the Mediterranean sun. Enjoy a leisurely morning on board, take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters or simply relax against the backdrop of the island’s beautiful coastline. With time to savour the tranquillity of the sea and the warmth of the Balearic sunshine, bring your superyacht charter to a close in true Mediterranean style.
Make Your Balearic Island Charter Dream a Reality With Yomira
Thinking of discovering the Balearic Islands by superyacht? This route offers a taste of what a week exploring Spain’s beautiful Mediterranean archipelago could look like.
A superyacht charter through the Balearics combines historic coastal towns, secluded anchorages and spectacular island scenery. Beginning in Palma de Mallorca, the journey takes in the charm of Port d’Andratx, Sa Dragonera, Port de Sóller and Port de Pollença before continuing to the historic streets of Ciutadella in Menorca. Discover the unspoilt beauty of Cabrera and the turquoise waters of Formentera before concluding in vibrant Ibiza. From dramatic coastlines and hidden coves to charming villages and sun-drenched beaches, each destination reveals a different side of the Balearic Islands.
From exploring secluded coves and discovering picturesque coastal towns to soaking up the Mediterranean sunshine, the Balearic Islands offer an idyllic setting for an unforgettable escape. Yomira will bring every element together to create a charter that feels considered, personal and completely your own.
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