The Balearics - 7 Day Yacht Charter Itinerary

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A 7-day private yacht charter itinerary visiting the finest spots of the Balearics.

Day 1

Embark at Marina Port de Mallorca, depart and cruise to the south east of the island to Es Trenc/ Sa Rapita beach. Enjoy lunch underway and an afternoon of watersports and anchor there for the night.

OR:

Cruise down to Camp de Mar to anchor for the afternoon (lunch under-way) before heading into Porto Adriano to moor for the night (berth depending).

Day 2

Cruise past Isla de Cabrera national park to explore the various Calas of the east coast such as Gat/ Barcas/ Magraner/ Arsenau stopping for lunch and anchoring for the night in one of the Calas before an overnight passage across to Ibiza and Formentera.

OR

Cruise to Isla Dragonera and anchor nearby for lunch before heading on to Soller to anchor for the night before an overnight passage across to Formentera.

Day 3

Arrive for breakfast and anchor off Illetas beach on Formentera for the day before heading back to moor in Ibiza town for the night (berth dependent).

Day 4

Depart for Playa d'en Bossa or Formentera for lunch and spend the day there before a sunset cruise around Es Vedra and finally anchoring in Cala Jondal for the night.

Day 5

Cruise around to west coast of Ibiza to anchor for the morning near Cala Bassa/ Isla Bosque (where there is good diving) for watersports for the day and then continue on to the north coast to Puerto San Miguel to anchor in the bay for the night.

Day 6

After a morning in San Miguel to explore and perhaps dive, cruise on to Cala Blanca for lunch and finally head on to Cala Xarraca to anchor for the night.

Day 7

Depart early morning to Isla Tagomago/ Pou des Lleo to anchor for the morning before moving on to Santa Eulalia area to explore for the afternoon. Then you can either anchor in Cala Talamanca near Ibiza Town for the night or moor up in port (berth dependent).

Day 8

Breakfast on board, either moored or at anchor before departure.