Departure: Palma Marina
Duration: 4 Days, 3 Nights
Route: Palma • Portocolom • Puerto de Andratx or Sant Elm • Cala Deià or Port de Sóller • Palma
Highlights: Mallorca’s turquoise south-east coves • Delta Marine Reserve • Sa Dragonera Natural Park • Tramuntana coastline • Sa Foradada lunch • Cala Deià anchorage
Recommended For: Couples • Families • Groups • Special Celebrations • Long-Weekend Escapes
Discover Mallorca’s most beautiful coastline on a curated four-day, three-night yacht charter beginning and ending in Palma.
This route travels from the turquoise coves of the south-east to the dramatic cliffs and mountain scenery of the west coast. Along the way, guests can enjoy secluded anchorages, protected marine environments, picturesque harbours and some of Mallorca’s most memorable waterfront restaurants.
Every charter is entirely bespoke. Your captain and crew can tailor each day around your interests, preferred pace, marina availability and the weather conditions.
Depart Palma and cruise along Mallorca’s south-east coastline, stopping to swim and snorkel before a sunset arrival into Portocolom
Your Mallorca weekend begins at Palma Marina, where you will meet your captain and crew before departing east along the island’s coastline.
Settle onboard with refreshments as the yacht leaves Palma Bay and begins the journey towards Mallorca’s south-east coast.
Enjoy views across Palma’s historic waterfront before relaxing into the first day of the charter.
Arrive at Cala Vella, a beautiful natural cove known for its turquoise water and peaceful atmosphere.
The sheltered anchorage provides the perfect location for the first swim of the trip.
Guests can snorkel, paddleboard or relax onboard while enjoying the clear water and rocky surroundings.
Continue east beneath the towering limestone cliffs of Cap Enderrocat.
Hidden coves, rugged rock formations and clear Mediterranean water make this one of Mallorca’s most spectacular stretches of coastline.
Enjoy lunch or refreshments onboard while cruising through the area.
Arrive within the Delta Marine Reserve, one of Mallorca’s most important protected marine environments.
The reserve offers excellent snorkelling, exceptional water clarity and abundant marine life.
Spend the afternoon swimming and exploring the water before beginning the final cruise towards Portocolom.
Cruise into Portocolom, one of Mallorca’s most picturesque natural harbours.
The harbour is known for its colourful fishermen’s houses, waterfront restaurants and relaxed local atmosphere.
Guests can berth in the marina or remain at anchor within the sheltered harbour, subject to availability and weather conditions.
Head ashore for dinner overlooking the natural harbour.
Sa Llotja offers Mediterranean cuisine in an elegant yet relaxed waterfront setting, making it an excellent choice for a sunset dinner after a day on the water.
Alternative options include Bocoi, a relaxed harbour favourite, or Bar Blau, known for its laid-back terrace and sunset views.
Explore Mallorca’s famous south-east coastline, swimming between spectacular turquoise coves before repositioning west for the night.
Wake overlooking Portocolom’s colourful fishing huts and one of Mallorca’s largest natural harbours.
Enjoy breakfast onboard before departing south along the coastline.
The morning cruise introduces some of the island’s most beautiful beaches and protected natural areas.
Arrive at the neighbouring bays of Cala Mondragó and Cala S’Amarador.
Surrounded by pine forests and protected natural parkland, these coves are known for their turquoise water and peaceful scenery.
Spend the late morning swimming, snorkelling or relaxing onboard.
Continue towards Caló des Moro and Cala S’Almunia.
This section of coastline is among the most photographed in Mallorca, combining vivid turquoise water with dramatic limestone cliffs.
Weather and anchoring conditions permitting, enjoy time swimming close to the coves or admire the scenery from the yacht.
Anchor in Cala Llombards for a relaxed lunch onboard.
The sheltered bay is known for its crystal-clear water, rocky cliffs and peaceful surroundings.
Spend time swimming after lunch or relax on deck before beginning the longer westward cruise.
Begin the journey west along Mallorca’s southern coastline.
As the yacht passes Cap Blanc, the landscape gradually changes from dramatic limestone cliffs to the white sands and protected dunes of Es Trenc.
Relax onboard and enjoy the changing scenery during the evening cruise.
Depending on the weather, berth availability and your preferences, spend the night in Puerto de Andratx or Sant Elm.
Puerto de Andratx offers a prestigious marina, elegant waterfront restaurants and a lively evening atmosphere.
Sant Elm provides a quieter alternative, with a relaxed seaside setting and views across to Sa Dragonera.
In Puerto de Andratx, dinner options include Garden del Mar or Milu, both offering attractive waterfront settings.
In Sant Elm, choose between Es Raor or Sa Calma for relaxed Mediterranean dining beside the sea.
Cruise beneath the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana Mountains, explore Sa Dragonera and enjoy lunch at the iconic Restaurant Sa Foradada.
Depart your overnight location and head northwest towards Mallorca’s Tramuntana coastline.
This section of the island combines steep mountains, dramatic sea cliffs and secluded coves.
Settle onboard and enjoy the scenery as the yacht approaches Sa Dragonera.
Arrive at Sa Dragonera, a protected island located just off Mallorca’s west coast.
The island is known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear water and exceptional marine life.
Spend time swimming, snorkelling or cruising around the coastline while taking in the natural surroundings.
Continue towards Cala en Basset, a secluded cove accessible mainly by sea or hiking trail.
Its remote setting and remarkable water clarity create a genuine sense of escape.
Enjoy a swim or paddleboarding session before continuing north.
Arrive beneath Sa Foradada and head ashore for lunch at one of Mallorca’s most iconic boat-access restaurants.
Restaurant Sa Foradada is famous for its wood-fired paellas, fresh seafood and spectacular sea views.
Its dramatic cliffside position makes this a standout experience and one of the highlights of the route.
Continue cruising north beneath Mallorca’s UNESCO World Heritage coastline.
Take in the steep cliffs, hidden coves and the distinctive rock formation of Sa Foradada.
This is one of the most scenic sections of the entire weekend itinerary.
Depending on weather conditions, anchor beneath the Tramuntana Mountains at Cala Deià or berth in Port de Sóller.
Cala Deià offers a dramatic and secluded anchorage surrounded by limestone cliffs.
Port de Sóller provides a sheltered natural harbour, waterfront restaurants and a relaxed evening atmosphere.
When staying in Port de Sóller, head ashore for dinner beside the harbour.
Agapanto offers a stylish hillside setting with panoramic sunset views.
Kingfisher is a long-standing harbour favourite known for fresh seafood and relaxed waterfront dining.
Wake beneath the Tramuntana Mountains, enjoy a final swim and cruise along Mallorca’s west coast before returning to Palma.
Wake in one of Mallorca’s most iconic anchorages, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and clear Mediterranean water.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard before taking a final swim.
Guests staying in Port de Sóller can begin the day with a short coastal cruise towards Cala Deià, subject to conditions and timing.
Begin the return journey towards Palma along Mallorca’s UNESCO World Heritage coastline.
Cruise beneath dramatic cliffs, pass hidden coves and enjoy panoramic views across the Mediterranean.
Relax onboard during the final journey as the yacht travels around Mallorca’s west coast and towards Palma Bay.
Arrive back at Palma Marina for disembarkation.
Your crew will assist with luggage before you leave the yacht, bringing your four-day Mallorca weekend escape to an end.
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