Departure: Ibiza Town Marina
Duration: 7-Day Luxury Yacht Charter
Highlights: Es Vedrà’s dramatic coastline • Formentera’s turquoise lagoons • Mallorca’s secluded coves • Menorca’s pristine beaches • Historic harbours and waterfront dining
Recommended For: Couples • Families • Groups • Special Celebrations • Island-Hopping Adventures
Discover Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca on an unforgettable seven-day yacht charter through the Balearic Islands.
Beginning in Ibiza, this island-hopping itinerary combines crystal-clear anchorages, secluded coves, historic harbours, beautiful beaches and exceptional waterfront dining. It is ideal for guests looking to experience the very best of the Balearics while enjoying a relaxed balance of cruising, swimming, sightseeing and time ashore.
Your seven-day Balearic Islands escape begins at Marina Ibiza, where you will meet your skipper and crew before settling onboard.
As you leave the marina, enjoy views across Ibiza Town and the historic walls of Dalt Vila before cruising towards the island’s dramatic southwest coast.
Guests can enjoy refreshments onboard while the crew introduces the yacht and outlines the week ahead.
Arrive at Cala d’Hort, one of Ibiza’s most iconic anchorages.
The bay offers spectacular views across the water towards Es Vedrà, the dramatic limestone island rising from the sea just off Ibiza’s coast.
Spend time swimming, relaxing onboard and taking in the scenery.
Continue around the coastline towards Atlantis, also known as Sa Pedrera.
This former sandstone quarry is known for its unusual rock formations, natural pools and secluded position beneath Es Vedrà.
Weather and sea conditions permitting, guests can swim close to the shoreline or admire the landscape from the yacht.
Cruise back towards Ibiza Town for an evening in the island’s lively marina district.
Once berthed, guests can explore the waterfront, browse the luxury boutiques or enjoy drinks overlooking the marina.
Spend your first evening enjoying Ibiza’s renowned dining scene.
La Gaia offers creative Mediterranean cuisine in Ibiza Town, while UP at The Standard provides rooftop dining, cocktails and panoramic views across the city.
Depart Ibiza and cruise south across the Balearic Sea towards Formentera.
The crossing provides time to relax onboard while approaching the island’s famous Caribbean-like waters.
Arrive at Espalmador, a small uninhabited island located between Ibiza and Formentera.
Its shallow turquoise lagoons and crystal-clear water make it an ideal first swimming stop.
Relax onboard, paddleboard along the coastline or enjoy drinks while anchored in the calm water.
Continue towards Ses Illetes, one of Formentera’s most famous beaches and anchorages.
Head ashore for a long lunch at Juan y Andrea, Beso Beach or Cala Duo, depending on availability and your preferred atmosphere.
The area combines clear water, white sand and a vibrant collection of beach restaurants.
After lunch, cruise around the coastline towards Playa de Migjorn.
Formentera’s longest beach is known for its golden sand, secluded coves and clear Mediterranean water.
Spend the afternoon swimming, relaxing onboard or exploring quieter sections of the coastline.
Cruise into La Savina, Formentera’s charming waterfront harbour and the main gateway to the island.
The marina provides a relaxed overnight berth close to local bars, restaurants and the surrounding salt flats.
Enjoy dinner beside the water at Can Carlitos.
Created by Michelin-starred chef Nandu Jubany, the restaurant is known for its Mediterranean menu, relaxed atmosphere and waterfront setting.
Begin the day with one final visit to the turquoise lagoons surrounding Espalmador.
Enjoy a morning swim, breakfast onboard or a quiet paddle before beginning the crossing towards Mallorca.
Depart Formentera and cruise northeast across the Balearic Sea.
The open-water crossing provides time to relax on deck, enjoy lunch onboard and take in uninterrupted views across the Mediterranean.
Arrive on Mallorca’s southern coastline and explore the waters around Cala Vella and Cap Enderrocat.
This section of the island is known for its turquoise coves, limestone cliffs and clear water.
Anchor for an afternoon swim before continuing into Palma Bay.
Weather permitting, spend the evening anchored in Palma Bay.
The anchorage offers impressive views towards Mallorca’s historic capital, its cathedral and the surrounding waterfront.
Head ashore for dinner in Palma.
El Camino offers an energetic open-kitchen dining experience, while Vandal serves contemporary Mediterranean dishes inspired by international flavours.
Depart Palma and begin cruising along Mallorca’s beautiful southern coastline.
As you leave the marina, enjoy views of Palma Cathedral, the historic waterfront and the surrounding bay.
Anchor at Cala Vella, a beautiful natural cove known for its turquoise water and sheltered position.
Spend the late morning swimming, snorkelling or relaxing onboard.
Continue east towards Cap Enderrocat.
The coastline features towering limestone cliffs, hidden coves and impressive views across the Mediterranean.
Enjoy lunch onboard while cruising past this dramatic section of Mallorca.
Arrive at the protected marine environment surrounding the Delta Marine Reserve.
The area’s clear water and varied marine life make it an excellent location for snorkelling and swimming.
Cruise into Portocolom, one of Mallorca’s most picturesque natural harbours.
The traditional fishing village offers a peaceful waterfront, colourful boats and an authentic atmosphere away from the island’s busier resorts.
Spend the evening dining beside Portocolom’s natural harbour.
Choose from fresh seafood at Sa Llotja, relaxed local dining at Bocoi or drinks and Mediterranean dishes overlooking the waterfront at Bar Blau.
Begin the day exploring the protected bays of Cala Mondragó and Cala S’Amarador.
Surrounded by pine forests, these neighbouring coves are known for their turquoise water, soft sand and peaceful natural setting.
Enjoy a morning swim before beginning the crossing to Menorca.
Cruise northeast across the Balearic Sea towards Menorca’s spectacular southern coastline.
Relax onboard, enjoy lunch and watch the Mallorcan coastline disappear behind you.
Arrive at Cala Macarella, one of Menorca’s most recognisable beaches.
The bay combines white sand, turquoise water and pine-covered cliffs, creating an ideal setting for swimming and relaxing onboard.
Continue to Ciutadella and enter its beautiful natural harbour.
The historic city is known for its traditional architecture, boutique shops, narrow streets and excellent waterfront restaurants.
Spend time exploring the old town before dinner.
Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Menorcan dishes overlooking Ciutadella harbour.
Café Balear is known for locally caught seafood, while S’Amarador offers a refined setting beside the water.
Depart Ciutadella and cruise towards Cala Turqueta.
The bay is renowned for its vivid turquoise water, pristine white sand and pine-covered surroundings.
Enjoy a relaxed morning swimming and exploring the bay.
Continue along Menorca’s southern coastline to Cala Mitjana.
This horseshoe-shaped bay is surrounded by pine forest and provides calm, clear water ideal for swimming and paddleboarding.
Anchor at the secluded Cala Trebalúger for lunch onboard.
Accessible mainly by sea or on foot, the cove offers complete tranquillity, clear water and exceptional natural beauty.
Begin the return crossing towards Mallorca and approach the dramatic Tramuntana coastline.
This UNESCO World Heritage landscape is known for its steep mountains, rugged cliffs and traditional coastal villages.
Weather permitting, anchor beneath the Tramuntana Mountains at Cala Deià.
This small rocky cove is one of Mallorca’s most iconic coastal locations and provides a dramatic setting for the evening.
Head into the village of Deià for dinner.
El Olivo offers refined Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant setting, while Sebastian serves seasonal dishes in the heart of the village.
Wake beneath the Tramuntana Mountains and begin the day with a swim in the clear waters of Cala Deià.
Enjoy breakfast onboard before continuing along Mallorca’s west coast.
Cruise towards Sa Foradada, one of Mallorca’s most distinctive coastal landmarks.
Head ashore for lunch at the iconic cliffside restaurant, which is famous for its wood-fired paellas and panoramic sea views.
Continue south towards Sa Dragonera Natural Park.
This protected island is known for its dramatic cliffs, walking trails and exceptional marine life.
Cruise around the coastline and stop for a swim in the surrounding waters.
Arrive at Cala en Basset, a secluded cove opposite Sa Dragonera.
Its sheltered position and remarkable water clarity make it an excellent final swimming stop of the day.
Cruise into Puerto de Andratx, one of Mallorca’s most prestigious marinas.
Spend the early evening exploring the waterfront, enjoying drinks or browsing the marina’s shops and galleries.
Enjoy dinner at one of Puerto de Andratx’s waterfront restaurants.
Garden del Mar offers Mediterranean dining beside the harbour, while Milu combines Italian-inspired dishes with an elegant marina setting.
Enjoy breakfast onboard while overlooking Puerto de Andratx and Mallorca’s southwest coastline.
Take time to relax on deck before beginning the return crossing to Ibiza.
Leave Mallorca behind and begin the open-water cruise across the Balearic Sea towards Ibiza.
The crossing offers a final opportunity to relax onboard, enjoy the Mediterranean scenery and reflect on the week’s island-hopping adventure.
As Ibiza comes into view, cruise along the island’s coastline towards Ibiza Town.
Weather and timings permitting, the crew may pause for a final swim before continuing towards the marina.
Arrive back at Ibiza Town Marina for disembarkation.
Your crew will assist with luggage before you leave the yacht, bringing your seven-day Balearic Islands charter to an end in Ibiza.
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