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7 Day Mallorca to Ibiza Crewed Motor Yacht Itinerary

Discover Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera on this epic 7 Day motor yacht adventure from Mallorca to Ibiza

Day 1: Palma | Day 2: Es Trenc | Day 3: Cabrera National Park | Day 4: Puerto Adriano | Day 5: Cala Xarraca | Day 6: Es Porroig | Day 7: Formentera | Day 8: Disembark in Ibiza

The Balearic Islands of Mallorca and Ibiza offer much more than just nightlife and it is no wonder Spain is becoming one of our favouriote charter destination. The glistening waters surrounding these mountainous islands are ideal for paddle boarding, water skiing or any other water sport that might take your fancy. With some delightfully hidden bays and coves, not forgetting the sublime Spanish produce, the Balearics are a great place to charter a  crewed motor yacht .

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Day 1: Palma to Es Trenc

Embark your crewed motor yacht in Club de Mar, Palma and discover Es Trenc, a pristine and isolated beach in the southern part of the largest Balearic Island. Unspoiled by hotels or resorts, Es Trenc offers over two kilometres of tropical-esque white sand, perfect for getting into the holiday spirit. There are some lovely cafés and restaurants along this stretch of paradise, or in the nearby town of Ses Covettes, but why not get your crew to prepare a delicious dinner on board whilst you revel in the view of Es Trenc at anchor.

Day 2: Es Trenc to Cabrera National Park

There are worse views to wake up to than the endless stretch of the flawless Es Trenc. After enjoying your first al fresco breakfast on your aft deck and a full morning of water sports, your crew will take you to Cabrera National Park. Cabrera is an uninhabited islet just south of Mallorca, untouched by modern tourism and one of the best-preserved landscapes of the Mediterranean. From your yacht, or if you choose to head ashore, you can spot wildlife not found anywhere else in the area. Dolphins, black lizards and a number of rare sea birds take advantage of Cabrera untarnished environment. Take a mooring ball and spend the night in tranquility. 

Day 3: Cabrera National Park to Puerto Adriano

Having seen what nature has to offer, your third day in the Balearics is your day of luxury. The next destination is Puerto Adriano, a marina to the southwest of Palma, where exquisite restaurants, designer boutiques and various musical and cinematic events are located. You could start the day by making use of the water sports on offer aboard your yacht, such as exploring the shallow coastline with the snorkelling gear, kayaks and paddle boards. For those seeking an adrenaline rush, hop on a Seabob and watch the stunning scenery of Mallorca’s mountains whiz past. With 11 fine restaurants at Puerto Adriano, you’ll be spoilt for choice as to where to spend your evening after your day of retail therapy. If you prefer, relax on your yacht whilst the crew prepares a delectable meal for you and your guests!

Day 4: Puerto Adriano to Cala Xarraca Ibiza

It’s Ibiza time! Your first stop on the island that never sleeps is Cala Xarraca, yet another piece of utopian coastline. Not only are there some rocky, jagged cliffs in the vicinity that provide some striking photo opportunities, but the still, transparent waters are another great spot for paddle boarding. A real highlight of Cala Xarraca is its natural mud bath, ideal for some mid-week relaxation. The rejuvenating bath soothes your skin and is said to have healing properties for your whole body and mind. After your stress-free afternoon at the mud baths, the Cala Xarraca restaurant - run by the same family for over thirty years - is a magnificently traditional option for an evening meal. Spend the evening at anchor and soak up the Ibiza vibe. 

Day 5: Cala Xarraca to Cala Bonita and Es Porroig

The cruise from Cala Xarraca to Es Porroig is a fantastic opportunity to take a go-pro, get back on the water skis and feel the refreshing breeze cool you off from the Mediterranean sun. Stop at the stunning Cala Bonita restaurant for a delightful lunch and dip in the pristine ocean. You will feel you have the whole bay to yourself! Arriving at Es Porrig, spend the late afternoon and evening at anchor, soaking up the summer rays onboard your luxury motor yacht.

Day 6: Es Porroig to Formentera

Having seen the most beautiful jewels of Mallorca and Ibiza’s coastline, spend the remainder of your charter exploring Formentera, the gem of the Balearics. An instant highlight in the north of the island is a shallow “sandbar” joining the tiny island of Espalmador to the rest of Formentera which can be paddled to when it appears at low tide. Just towards the south of this phenomenon lies Beso Beach, a beach bar that has a welcoming rustic appearance filled with laidback music and a typically Mediterranean vibe. The Spanish, Mediterranean and Basque flavours on offer here will welcome you to Formentera with a meal you won’t forget. Watch the sunset over Ibiza and spend the evening at anchor. 

Day 7: Formentera 

Spend the morning discovering the best beaches on offer before sampling some of the finest beach clubs in the Mediterranean. If you're looking for the Club 55 St Tropez of Ibiza, Juan y Andrea’s is your answer. The seafood is impeccable, with fantastic lobster and traditional paella dishes on offer, not to mention the best Spanish sangria and refreshing homemade cocktails. The view at Juan y Andrea’s matches the culinary delights as green countryside, white sandy beaches and brilliantly blue seas surround it. After lunch in this wonderful location, head back to your yacht for a final afternoon of watersports, sunbathing and a glass of something refreshing. Dine on board your yacht or at one of the many little restaurants in the Old Town before settling in for your final night.

Day 8: Disembark from Ibiza

We’re sure that by this point you’ve had the best holiday possible but unfortunately, it’s time to leave your wonderful yacht and crew. Disembark at Marina Ibiza and contact your Boatbookings broker to do it all over again on your next luxury yacht charter holiday! 

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Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary | Balearic Bliss

Uncover what you can do on a week-long experience on a Palma de Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary. This illustrates just one of many ways to discover the beautiful Balearic Islands . Note that this is just a sample. All itineraries are subject to weather conditions.

You’re in for a memorable time exploring national parks, paddle boarding, enjoying unique bars and restaurants, and relaxing!

Day 1 | Palma De Mallorca | Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary

Board your yacht in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearic Islands. You can visit this stunning, historic town before or after your Mallorca to Ibiza charter itinerary. After setting sail, sit back and relax as you cruise to your first destination.

Activities in Palma De Mallorca

• Visit Palma’s museums.
• Go shopping
• Tour the old town and fishing village.

Day 2 | Port d’Andtrax

Port d’Andratx is a more upscale and tranquil destination compared to some of Mallorca’s busier tourist areas. It’s a great place to relax, enjoy Mediterranean cuisine, and take in the stunning coastal views. Whether you’re interested in watersports, hiking, or simply savoring the laid-back atmosphere, this charming town has something for everyone.

• Port d’Andratx Harbor : The harbor is the heart of the town. It is a charming setting for strolling, admiring luxury yachts, and dining at waterfront restaurants. It’s a great place for people-watching and enjoying the maritime ambiance.
• Cafes and Restaurants : The town has a thriving culinary scene with numerous cafes, restaurants, and tapas bars. Enjoy fresh seafood, traditional Mallorcan dishes, and international cuisine. Many restaurants offer waterfront dining.
• Fishing : If you enjoy fishing, you can try your luck off the harbor or join a fishing excursion.
• Cultural Events : Depending on the time of your visit, you might encounter cultural events and festivals, particularly in the summer. These events often include live music, art exhibitions, and local traditions.
• Golf : Play a round at the Golf de Andratx course, located a short drive from the town.
• Sa Dragonera : Take a boat trip to Sa Dragonera, a small island nature reserve near Port d’Andratx. Explore the island’s hiking trails, wildlife, and historical sites.

Day 3 | Binirras | Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary

Depart Port d’Andtrax and enjoy the journey to Binrras at the northern tip of Ibiza. The water here is obvious, and the sunsets are superb. Relax and enjoy this peaceful spot.

• Sunbathe in peace
• Enjoy a beachside cocktail.

Day 4 | Port Roig (PORROIG)

Just a short sail away from Binirras, you’ll find another relaxed beach spot in Porroig. Kayak, SUP, snorkel, and explore this lovely area.

• Try one of many water sports and explore
• Snorkel the clear waters
• Relax with a book

Day 5 | Formentera

On day five of your Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary, sail to the neighboring island of Formentera . Although it is only 12 miles long, there are plenty of things to see in Formentera. Climb up to see the views from one of the island’s lighthouses. Or, explore Mediterranean history with a visit to the castles and churches.

• Beach-Hopping: Formentera is renowned for its stunning beaches. Among the most popular are Ses Illetes and Playa de Llevant. These white-sand beaches are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the Mediterranean sea.
• Es Pujols: This is one of the main tourist areas on the island. It offers a variety of restaurants, shops, and bars. It’s a great place to stroll and dine.
• La Savina: La Savina is the port and gateway to Formentera. You can find seafood restaurants, and it’s a starting point for boat excursions.
• Lighthouse of La Mola: Visit the Far de la Mola, a lighthouse perched on the cliffs at the island’s southeastern tip. It offers breathtaking views of the sea and coastline.
• Formentera Ethnological Museum: This museum is a great place to learn about the history, culture, and traditions of Formentera.
• Hippie Markets: Formentera has a bohemian vibe, and you can find hippie markets selling handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry. The main one is in El Pilar de la Mola
• Hike one of many trails for great views, like Platja es Calo .

Day 6 | Ibiza Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary

Depart Formentera and sail north to the island of Ibiza. Ibiza has a lot to offer! Many museums, old towns, and cathedrals make Ibiza a great spot to learn about the history of Spain’s Balearic Islands.

• Explore the churches and museums
• Visit a nightclub or music event
• Swim in Ibiza’s beautiful bays
• Have a refreshing drink at a trendy beach club.

Day 7 | Cala Mastella | Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary

Spend your last full day at this unique cove. Tall pine woods surround crystal-clear sky-blue waters. Enjoy the seclusion. Have lunch at the restaurant Masa Calla.

They serve one of the most famous dishes of Ibizan gastronomy: the ‘bullit de peix’.

• Indulge in local gourmet foods
• Photograph the serenity
• Snorkel in calm and clear waters

Day 8 | Palma de Mallorca | Mallorca to Ibiza Charter Itinerary

Return to Palma de Mallorca to conclude your yacht charter. If time allows, walk the old town streets to find hidden gems and stunning architecture you may have missed before. You can even arrange a Formula One racing excursion; ask us how.

Please remember that this is just a sample of the Palma de Mallorca to Ibiza Luxury Yacht Charter Itinerary. Your captain will work with you to customize your trip to suit your group and the weather conditions.

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Cathedral Santa Maria

Join your yacht at Palma Club del Mar . Palma, the capital city of the island of Mallorca , has long been a yachting haven. Sitting on the Bay of Palma, the city is overlooked by the 13th century medieval Cathedral Santa Maria, a beautiful site at night when lit. Palma Old Town is right behind the cathedral, laid out in little streets at hint at the Moorish history.

Due to the great geographic position that Mallorca possesses at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea and the protection offered by the Bay of Palma, the area was fought over for centuries and from the 900’s to the early 1200’s, Palma was under Muslim rule, reflections of which can be seen in the city architecture today. Next to the Cathedral is the Palace de l’Almudaina, whose interior gardens, laid out in Moorish style, are a great location in the late afternoon for a cooling visit. Castell de Bellver Castle, started in the 1300’s, is open and contains the Palma Museum of History. Within a 16th century fort is the Es Baluard Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.

Shopping is terrific in Palma with many chic boutiques and shops, and many – given the Spanish interest in leather – shoe shops. Overnight dockside. Enjoy nightlife in Old Town and along the harbor front.

Cabrera Island

Today enjoy a day trip to Cabrera Island . A National Park island in a small archipelago just off Cabrera, this island has a long history; however, was closed as a military location from WWI to the 1980’s. In 1981, the island and the entire Cabrera Archipelago were declared a National Park.

For bird watchers, visiting this National Park is a must. Due to being a National Park, with protected waters, expect to see dolphins, sea turtles and sometimes whales. To reduce any human impact only a one-day pass is allowed to visit the archipelago. Enjoy hiking, swimming, snorkeling, and visiting the small castle and lighthouse ashore. Return to Palma to overnight dockside at the Real Club Nautico, to enjoy Palma nightlife.

Les Salinas

Cruise to Les Salinas , the famous salt flats on Mallorca with great long sandy beaches. Stop for lunch. This area has a rich history and was long prized for the production of salt. Today the town of Ses Salinas is a sleepy area, beautiful in the juxtaposition of cliff against the long salt flats, which attract a wide variety of wildlife and birds. This is another bird watcher’s haven. The salt flats still produce around 15,000 tons of salt annually. Stop in for your own bag of Les Salinas sea salt and enjoy the vast expanse of unspoiled beaches. Have lunch on anchor.

Mid to late afternoon cruise to Alcudia for the night. Built on Alcudia Bay, this area is known for the vast expanses of beaches. Alcudia has been inhabited since the Bronze Age and today is surrounded by the Gothic built fortress walls. Walk on the top of the fortress walls, almost around the entire village, for a great view of both the surrounding area and the village itself. The city center of Alcudia within the surrounding walls is an area of walking streets and piazzas with shops, restaurants, and bars. This is the nightlife location of Alcudia. Overnight dockside.

Puerto de Soller

Cruise to Soller for the night, stopping on the way at Bahia de Pollensa during the day, anchoring for lunch to enjoy the beaches and lovely water. This is a great location for swimming, and water toys. In the late afternoon head to Puerto de Soller to dock. The village of Soller is located a few miles inland of Puerto de Soller, and is connected to the Port by a small vintage train. Be sure to take the train to Soller, sitting in a valley surrounded by orange groves.

Soller was built on oranges, as a main business, and at every street corner and café, fresh squeezed orange juice is available. Of note, in town is a good modern art museum, Can Prunera, housed in an Art Nouveau mansion with works from artists such as Picasso, Miró, Matisse, Basquiat, Rusiñol, Magritte, Leger and Chillida. This is a large hiking and cycling area with many well marked trails, as this is an area to enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors framed by orange groves. Return to the yacht for dinner, and perhaps a drink along the promenade at Port de Soller. The sleepy town of Soller may be better to visit during the day than for nightlife.

Anchorage on Sa Dragonera Island

Cruise to Andratx Port , a lovely little fishing village, with docks filled with yachts, with expensive villas lining the hillsides behind. Stop on the way to anchor for lunch at the little island of Sa Dragonera , now a National Park, with hiking trails, and great swimming, before heading into Andratx Port. This is a lovely little typical fishing village, and while the locals do fish, the quaintness of this little fishing village is enjoyed by many. Explore the little village, stopping at a harbor side café for, what else, fresh fish. After dinner, the harbor front is alive and a great place to watch the world go by.

Puerto Portals

In the morning head to Puerto Portals , considered the glitter and glam port of southwestern Mallorca, where one never knows who one might see. This is a created marina centered village around 30 years old, filled with chic shops, bars and nightclubs. For daytime fun head to the beach at Cala Portals Nous, a small protected sandy cove. Stop for a drink at Roxy’s or Moods, and enjoy Designer Boutique Shopping. At night, the town comes alive with a very international chic jet set crowd.

Cruise the 60 nautical miles to Ibiza Island to Ibiza Town Botafoch Marina home to the world famous Pacha Night Club. This marina is one of the centers of chic shopping. Just behind the harbor front is Ibiza Old Town, called Dalt Villa, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and within live traditionally black clad Ibicencos, whose families have lived within these walls for decades if not centuries. This is an area to visit on foot, to explore the narrow winding walking streets, filled with little shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Also within Dalt Villa are great art galleries and several excellent museums; one of which houses an outstanding display of Roman artifacts found entirely on Ibiza. Another museum houses items from the Phoenician Age to the 1300’s found in 2002 in a room in the castle that was filled with dirt. In the 1300’s the castle was an important fortification for the islanders, and often after retreating to the castle interior, the locals would bury the room leading to the castle gate in dirt to deter entrance by their enemies. In the 1300’s this was done again, however the invading Knights from the mainland were victorious, overran the castle, and presumably the room filled with dirt was forgotten.

Ibiza Castle

In front of Dalt Villa around the port is the Old Fisherman’s Quarters, also with winding little streets best to explore on foot. Small boutiques can be found here that are often open until after midnight in the summer, along with stalls of the “Hippie Market” that open in the afternoons until proprietor feels like closing. And for anyone looking for another beach, there is a great beach across from Botafoch Marina. each

Hippie Market, Ibiza Town

At night Ibiza Town comes alive, and the streets are filled with activity from the chicly dressed visitors to locals dressed in outlandish outfits, including walking on stilts to lure the chic crowd into various bars and nightclubs, especially along Calle de la Virgins, (Street of the Virgins). Music is played in the streets, up until 1:00am, and after music can be found within any number of bars and night clubs. Well known night clubs include Pacha, Heart Ibiza and Veto.

Cruise to the nearby islet Formentera to dock at Marina Formentera. The smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Formentera is known for great beaches backed by sand dunes and pine trees with beautiful clear water. With 70% of the island protected against development, Formentera still sports the wildness and open areas of the Balearic Islands of yesteryear. In the 60’s Formentera became a haven of Bohemian lifestyle, which can still be seen in local style. Enjoy the beaches and water and visit the little villages and be sure to enjoy a cocktail at sundown at one of the beach bars with sand in your toes.

Ibiza Town Harbor

Return to Botafoch Marina Ibiza for disembarkation.

Balearic Islands Ibiza Sailing Holidays

The Balearic Islands are a stunning cluster of islands scattered off of the coast of mainland Spain. Here you will find a great mix of famous and hidden sailing spots to satisfy both the thrill-seekers and the laidback loungers in your group!

A week-long sailing charter departing from Palma de Mallorca will give you the perfect amount of time to explore a variety of destinations including the glamorous Port d’Andtrax, the famous Ibizia and the one of a kind Cala Mastella. Contact us for your tailor-made yacht charter quote, we’ll include a skipper if you need one plus a bespoke sailing itinerary for your group.

BALEARIC ISLANDS: IBIZA SAMPLE 7-DAY SAILING ITINERARY

Arrival & check-in, palma de mallorca.

Start your journey in the capital of the Balearic Islands, the stunning and historic Palma de Mallorca. Less than 5 miles from the airport, you will be able to step off your flight and into this stunning waterfront city in no time. Once you’ve checked in, leave behind the breathtaking coastal views (there’ll be plenty of those still to come!) and set about exploring the winding cobbled streets that sprawl out from under the impressive Santa Maria Cathedral. You’ll come across countless tapas bars, restaurants and cafes that will quickly settle you into the relaxed and fun Spanish way of life – don’t get too carried away though, you have a week of adventures ahead of you…

Port d'Andtrax

Port d’andtrax.

You’ll start your trip by sailing out and West from Palma de Mallorca past the famous spots of Magaluf, El Toro and Costa de la Calma until you reach the glamorous Port d’Andtrax. Known for it’s impressive and expensive holiday homes, Port d’Andtrax is a taste of Spanish coastal luxury. Once you arrive, you can choose to relax in the bars and restaurants that are scattered in the stunning harbour or venture inland to the ancient city of Andtrax.

From Port d’Andtrax, enjoy a slightly longer sail to the northern tip of the famous party island of Ibiza and you will come across the slightly more subdued and relaxing Binrras beach. Famous for incredibly clear waters and breathtaking sunsets this beautiful spot is protected from strong wind by its natural enclosed shape to create a truly peaceful spot for you to unwind in after the busier Port d’Andtrax.

Port Roig (Porroig)

Just a short sail away from Binirras you’ll find another relaxed beach spot in Porroig. Catch some sunshine from the sandy shore or get lost in the calm seas with a spot of snorkelling!

Sail back into reality with Ibizia’s neighbouring island of Formentera. Despite being only 12 miles long, there’s plenty of things to see in Formentera! Climb up to see the views from one of the islands famous lighthouses, immerse yourself in Mediterranean history with a visit to the castles and churches.  

From Formentera you’ll sail back north to the famous island of Ibiza. Known for its party scene, Ibiza has a lot more to offer than you might think! With a plethora of museums, old towns and cathedrals, the island of Ibiza is a great spot to get in touch with the history of the Balearic Islands. There are also a variety of unique and lesser known beaches to choose from if you want to ditch the crowds and head to the red cliff surrounded Sa Caleta, or forest S’Estanyol. When sun falls you’ll be spoilt for choice with restaurants, bars and clubs to spend the night in making the most of one of your last nights in the Mediterranean.

CALA MASTELLA

Cala mastella.

You’ll spend your last full day in the Balearic Islands in one of the most unique cove beaches the island of Ibiza has to offer. When you arrive you’ll find crystal clear azure waters surrounded by towering pine woods that make the white beach feel incredibly secluded. A small pathway will take you to El Bigotes, widely considered the best spot to eat in Ibiza and famously difficult to get a reservation for so come prepared if you’re hoping to dine there!

Palma de Mallorca

Finally it’s time to sail back to the stunning Port de Mallorca to say goodbye to the Balearic Islands. Take any spare time you have before you head home to explore more of what you have loved most about your charter. Whether it’s discovering more about historical sites, delicious cuisine, or taking in the sea air on the marina – Palma de Mallorca has it all!

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Is there a ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza?

The ferry route from Mallorca to Ibiza is available all year round with at least 1 daily crossing . The ferry companies that usually operate on this route are Baleària and Trasmed .

Please note that ferry timetables are subject to change depending on the season. You can check real-time schedules and book ferry tickets online for the Mallorca - Ibiza route on Ferryhopper.

What’s the ferry schedule from Mallorca to Ibiza

Usually, there are up to 20 weekly ferry crossings from Mallorca to Ibiza, with ferry frequency increasing during the summer months.

The earliest ferry departs from the port of Palma in Mallorca at 08:00  and arrives in Ibiza at 10:15. The latest ferry departure is usually at 16:30 , reaching the port of Ibiza at around 20:00.

Tip : there are additional indirect ferry crossings that usually have Barcelona or Valencia as an intermediate stop.

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How much is the ferry from mallorca to ibiza.

The price of a ferry ticket for the trip from Mallorca to Ibiza ranges from around €50 to €100 . The final cost may vary depending on available discounts, vehicle selection and seat type.

Discover the best available offers for the route you’re interested in on Ferryhopper. Find updated information about available ferry connections, compare prices and offers, and book your ferry tickets on Ferryhopper with no hidden fees .

Toddlers can travel by ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza for free . There are also discount tickets for children and residents of the Balearic Islands.

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How long is the ferry ride from mallorca to ibiza.

The duration of the direct ferry trip from Mallorca to Ibiza ranges from 2 hr 15 min to 4 hr , depending on the type of vessel (high-speed or conventional).

Is there a high-speed ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza?

Yes, there are high-speed ferries traveling from Mallorca to Ibiza. The fastest ferry to Ibiza takes about  2 hr and departs from the port of Palma de Mallorca.

What’s the distance between Mallorca and Ibiza?

The distance between Mallorca and Ibiza is approximately 71 nautical miles (132 km).

Ferry Trip Tips

Useful tips for your ferry trip to ibiza from mallorca.

Here are some travel tips for your trip from Mallorca to Ibiza:

• The port of Palma in Mallorca can get crowded, especially in the summer, so we recommend arriving well in advance .
• In Ibiza, it is best to use your own vehicle or public transport . You either transfer your vehicle by ferry or rent one there. Keep in mind that taxis are the most expensive means of transport on the island. 
• Make sure to add our guide on getting to Ibiza to your reading list and visit the island like an expert.
• From the port of Ibiza, you can easily travel by ferry to the beautiful island of Formentera . The Ibiza - Formentera ferry ride lasts just 30 min and there are multiple departures throughout the day. 
• Read our Ibiza travel guide for useful information and tips about your holidays on the island.

Where to take the ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza

The easiest way to travel by ferry to Ibiza from Mallorca is from the port of Palma de Mallorca , on the west coast of the island. Palma de Mallorca is the island's capital, famous for its nightlife and impressive gothic architecture.

You can easily access the port of Palma de Mallorca in about 40 min by bus or 15 min by taxi from the center of the city. 

Can I travel on the ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza with a car?

Yes, you can travel with a vehicle on the majority of the ferries from Mallorca to Ibiza and easily explore the island.

Ferry luggage

Each ferry operator serving this route has different luggage policies:

• Trasmed   allows passengers to carry luggage with a maximum weight of 40 kg for cabins and 30 kg for onboard seating. Ferries often have closed spaces for luggage. 
• On the ferries of Baleària , there are no limitations on the amount of luggage per passenger, as long as you can handle it on your own. There are also open luggage trunks in the passenger lounges, where you can leave your luggage during the trip.

Though the ride is relatively short, most of the ferries that operate on the Mallorca - Ibiza route have cabins . Alternatively, there are also numbered seats .

When it comes to traveling to Ibiza by ferry, you can bring along your pet . Depending on the operator and type of vessel, there are various services and facilities for your little friend, such as pet-friendly cabins .

For more information regarding documents and pet travel, we suggest that you contact the ferry company you’re traveling with.

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An ocean crossing, secluded bays and picturesque towns. This route combines adventure, sparkling nature and dancing under the stars.

Our brand new luxury 43-foot yacht is fully equipped for comfort and safety. You'll have your own professional skipper and the freedom to map your own path. We will ensure that your time will be both enjoyable and relaxing.

If you are an active sailor then you are more than welcome to get involved in the running of the yacht and even the planning and navigation of the charter.

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Masters of the ocean, they’ll navigate and sail your crew, show you the hidden gems en route and ensure your safety is the priority. Skippers are also included with every booking.

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Mallorca & Cabrera Route

Explore charming little towns, marvel at the dazzling cliffs of Cabrera and watch the sunset over the green hills. Nothing beats sailing through this rugged route.

Mallorca & Cap Formentor Route

This route is ideal for sailors who are looking for rocky cliffs, insane mountainous scenery and charming bays.

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Enjoy an unforgettable experience on board of our boats for rent in Mallorca and Ibiza. Only best yachts, only best skippers, only best emotions. Let´s us organize your best Boat Charter in Mallorca or Ibiza. We help you choose the right yacht for your boat trip in Mallorca and give you advises on how to navigate. Being specialists in Bareboat charter and Skippered yacht Charter in Mallorca, Ibiza we are ready to share practical advises on choice of boats, harbors, restaurants etc. Our team will do everything possible to make your boat charter in Mallorca leave only pleasant memories.You will desire repeat this experience with Real Yacht Charter.

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Travel by ferry from Mallorca to Ibiza

The best way to get to ibiza from mallorca is with the fast ferry eleanor roosevelt, a state-of-the-art vessel for enjoying a boat trip that takes you to ibiza in just 2 hours. and the best part is that you can depart from mallorca early in the morning and return late in the evening to make the most of your day. feel like grabbing a drink no problem, our cafeteria staff will be happy to serve you. as for accommodation, it's up to you to decide which option suits you best, as you can choose between a vip seat, a superior seat, a lobby bar, or an outdoor café. you decide how to travel on the ferry to ibiza from mallorca furthermore, we offer onboard entertainment services like wi-fi, onboard entertainment, television screens, and bar and terrace areas. and for your pet, there's nothing like our calm houses for traveling in the best conditions. bring your car and take unlimited luggage with you. once in ibiza, you can reach formentera in just 30 minutes and at the best price..

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Ferry from Majorca to Ibiza - same day round trip

Enjoy a day trip to Ibiza with the direct ferry from Palma de Mallorca. It takes about 2 hours to reach the port of Ibiza Town and you have almost a whole day to explore the lively capital of the neighboring island. In the evening you return to Palma (same day ticket).

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Ferry Mallorca - Ibiza (round trip on the same day) - season October to May

• Ferry Mallorca - Ibiza (same day roundtrip) - October to May - per person (age 14+) 75.-€
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• Ferry Mallorca - Ibiza (same day roundtrip) - July & August - per person (age 14+) 98.-€
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Booking option: Day ticket for the Mallorca ferry to Ibiza (return)

From the ferry terminal in Palma de Mallorca, the ferry takes a direct route to Ibiza Town in the morning. About 80 miles distance the two Balearic Islands from each other. The crossing takes about 2 hours. Once in Ibiza Town, you can explore the island's exciting capital extensively - effectively giving you until the return trip in the evening. The ferry ticket is valid for the return trip on the same day.

• Duration: one way about 2 hours
• Hours: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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• Days: daily
• Months: possible all-year
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• Starting points: Palma de Mallorca
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9 Day Balearics Charter Itinerary - Port Vendres to Port Vendres

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This collection of islands off the eastern coast of Spain has long been considered one of the most idyllic spots in the Western Mediterranean, and a haven for luxury yachting. Between the pristine, tranquil island of Formentera and the international party hub of Ibiza, these gorgeous isles offer something for every mood, whether you want to swim, dive and relax on beautiful beaches, or party from dusk ‘til dawn, the Balearics are a yacht charter paradise.

Ciutadella, Menorca Distance: 40 nm*

Embark on your  Balearics luxury yacht charter  in Port Vendres, France and cruise to Ciudadela, Menorca.

Menorca, the ‘jewel of the Balearics’ has retained much of its virgin landscape and traditional Spanish heritage and is more suited to laid-back, nature-loving trips. Menorca is blessed with a stunningly beautiful coastline boasting more beaches than all the other  Balearic Islands  put together, and is consequently a veritable Eden for sun worshippers and water sports enthusiasts. Menorca is most famous for its enticing coastal charms, but it is also home to several other diverse natural habitats. All of these ecosystems harbour rich collections of flora and fauna, including a number that are specific to the island.

In Ciutadella, peer into 19th-century buildings carved from magnificent rose-coloured sandstone. In the morning, visit the Pastisseria des Centre, which has sold flaky Balearic powdered sugar pastries called "ensaïmadas" since 1881. Try the homemade almond ice cream at Sa Gelateria de Menorca, and visit one of the ubiquitous sandal shops.

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Mahon, Menorca Distance: 110 nm*

On this day you and your guests will be cruising to Mahon on the Eastern part of Menorca.

Mahon is the capital of the island, and no charter will be complete without visiting this idyllic hotspot. Wander the streets and admire the Art Nouveau architecture around the cathedral and the magnificent views of the coast. The enormous port has drawn visitors and traders in for centuries. As a result, Mahon feels more open to the world than Ciutadella.

Historically, Menorca is one of the richest islands in the Mediterranean and is often referred to as an ‘open-air museum’. It is permeated with archaic ruins, old fortresses and ancient churches, all of which mark various periods in the island’s tumultuous history.

Andraitx, Mallorca Distance: 20 nm*

From Mahon, you will cruise overnight towards Andraitx,  Mallorca .

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and is loved for its sublime weather and beautiful beaches, boasting more than 200 to choose from. While the dramatic coastline of the island presents a myriad of spots to relax and unwind, the mountains offer an altogether different holiday experience. There you will discover picturesque hilltop villages amid lush landscapes; villages such as Valldemossa, Deia and Soller are outstanding settings and have lots of character and charm.

The island is perfect for leisure activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, and sailing, as well as golfing, horseback riding and go-carting. When you arrive you will certainly be eager to try some of the island's traditional delicacies. Restaurant Can Pep is located right by the marina in Avenida Mateo Bosch and offers a luxurious dining experience. There are also many cafes where you can try the local blends before you visit the nearby fish markets. Take the time to barter with the local fishermen for the evening's supper.

Palma, Mallorca Distance: 75 nm*

On the fourth day of your luxury yacht charter , you and your guests will visit the capital of Mallorca, Palma.

Palma is Mallorca’s biggest city and is the cultural and historical capital of the Balearic Islands. Due to its wonderful array of buildings, bustling nightlife, and popular beach resorts, the town attracts a growing number of visitors every year. For a truly memorable day, we recommend that you begin by visiting Puerobeach or Anima beach club. With a lovely harbour, beautiful skyline, interesting museums and bustling street markets, the town is easy to tour on foot.

Palma has a very special ambience and the main sights are all grouped at the heart of the city. The great Gothic cathedral, La Seu, and l’Almudaina Palace stand opposite each other and are the main tourist attractions. Also nearby is Banys Arabs, the 10th-century Arab baths with huge columns, intricate architecture, and lovely gardens. After a day of exploring the tourist hot spots, be sure to reserve a table at Marc Fosh or Adrian Quetglas where you can end your day by indulging in style.

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Formentera Island Distance: 10 nm*

From Palma, take an evening cruise to the island of  Formentera .

Formentera is the smallest of the Balearic Islands and is located just off the coast of Ibiza. It is often referred to as the ‘last paradise of the Mediterranean’ due to its lack of urban development and limited number of luxury resorts. We highly recommend Beso Beach or Juan and Andrea if you want to begin your adventure through Formentera in style.

Visitors to the island are attracted to its breathtaking natural beauty and laid back, easy-going atmosphere - a complete contrast to the crowds and commercialism of the neighbouring isles. Formentera is dominated by stunning beaches of pure white sand that lead down to the clear turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. Many beaches are deserted and it is possible to spend a whole day lazing about without ever laying eyes on another soul.

Formentera is an excellent dive location, partly because infrastructure development has been kept to a minimum to lower levels of pollution, but also because the island is blessed with exquisite reefs, aquatic life, clear waters and underwater caves.

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Discover Ibiza Distance: 65 nm*

On this day you will arrive at the famous party capital,  Ibiza .

Following yesterday's serene and relaxing time in Formentera, today you will begin your two-day adventure through Ibiza. The island's beautiful coastline is primarily what attracts most visitors, and with over 80 beaches to choose from it’s not difficult to find somewhere to anchor and catch some sun.

There is also a fabulous variety of beach clubs at your disposal; for a sumptuous and regal experience, we recommend that you visit Cotton or Tanit beach club. However, if you're looking for a more deluxe party scene, why not see what Nassau Beach Club has to offer. You can choose to dine on board your motor yacht , but if you want to sample the flavours of the island be sure to reserve a table at Aubergine or Sublimotion.

In these two days, you will be able to visit popular landmarks such as the old town, the underground caverns, or even Es Vedra, which you can reach via your yacht. But, also be sure to find the time for some well deserved R&R by taking part in some beachfront yoga classes or by visiting one of the many spas Ibiza has on offer.

Dragonera Island Distance: 190 nm*

On your eighth day, you will breakfast onboard your superyacht as you cruise from Ibiza to Dragonera Island. 

Dragonera was proclaimed a Natural Park on January 26, 1995. It became a model of the defence of nature in Majorca after 20 years of claims and fight against overdevelopment carried out by ecologist groups led by GOB.

Throughout history, there have been many flourishing settlements in Dragonera. Its resources and secluded location made it a prime anchorage for the Saracen Pirates, once upon a time. Perhaps there is still some treasure waiting for you to discover it.

The island is 2,88 hectares big and it is 3700 metres long with plenty of cosy beaches t unwind in. Vistors often hike up to the highest point, Far Vell hill (353 m), where they get awe-inspiring views of the nature reserve. On the west coast, there are spectacular cliffs that can be up to 300m high. The eastern part goes down smoothly towards coves and Cala Lledó port, where information on Sa Dragonera is displayed in the visitor's centre.

The island is full of wildlife and is home to some rare species of birds and lizards. Rest assured, it is completely safe to wander the heavily forested island and is certainly a worthwhile trip.

Disembark in Port Vendres

Today will be the final day of your luxury yacht charter adventure through the Balearic Islands. 

The cruise to Port Vendres will take about half a day, so you will have plenty of time to reflect on the experiences you have had this past week. Be sure to spend a few hours in the morning playing on your yachts water toys before you make way to your final destination.

After a day of lounging about in the sun, you will arrive in Port Vendres where you will sadly bring an end to your time in this idyllic Mediterranea  spot. However, you will have the memories you have created to last a lifetime, or at least until your next charter vacation. 

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These golden Spanish isles have evolved to be among Europe’s most glamorous holiday hot spots.

From spring through to late October, enjoy long summer days that adorn the islands of Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca. Join the ranks of the well-heeled travelers who enjoy hip, world-class hangouts during Balearics yacht charters. You will be treated to stunning beaches and clear water bays punctuating their breezy coastlines, while ashore, Michelin-starred restaurants and state-of-the-art marinas welcome you in style.

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Mallorca: mediterranean elegance.

Over the past few decades, Mallorca, the largest of the Balearics, has become synonymous with exclusivity in the Mediterranean . Upon arrival, you’ll discover a world of secret coves perfect for long, leisurely lunches, ancient streets that tell tales of the past, and vibrant nightlife options for those inclined. Beyond the picturesque ports, golden beaches, and rustic villages, Palma, the capital, offers a bustling urban contrast to the island’s tranquil spots.

Ibiza: Bohemian Rhapsodies

Ibiza is celebrated for its free-spirited vibe and stands as an idyllic setting for those seeking an alternative lifestyle. The old Town is the epicenter for party-goers, drawing in a youthful crowd and the elite from places as famed as St. Tropez . The coastline is peppered with chic beach bars and lively clubs, catering to both the party enthusiasts and those in search of relaxation. Despite its renowned nightlife, this Spanish hotspot is also a haven of tranquility, with secluded bays and serene white sandy beaches. For those looking for even more peace, the nearby island of Formentera offers a quiet refuge, even in the height of summer.

Menorca: The Serene Escape

Menorca, the Balearics’ hidden gem, invites you to its stunning interior, myriad secluded coves, and a beachfront that surpasses Formentera in length. Ideal for those seeking respite from Ibiza’s energetic party scene or the upscale allure of Mallorca, Menorca offers a serene and understated beauty.

Balearic Yacht Charters: Sun, Sand, and Serenity

Choosing a charter yacht to navigate the Balearic Islands promises a blend of sunshine, sandy shores, and nights filled with freedom, whether you’re looking for tranquility or a taste of the islands’ famed nightlife. A Balearics charter is the key to unlocking the varied experiences these islands offer, from the vibrant to the serene. Thank to the spanish sun and the beautiful beaches, the Balearics are a popular charter destination especially for a catamaran charter, enjoying the extra sunbathing space.

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Northrop & Johnson is a leading international yacht brokerage with access to the best and most luxurious yachts for charter, including in the Balearics. With offices in the heart of Palma, our yacht charter brokers boast unparalleled Balearic expertise and market intelligence. We take pride in listening to our client’s needs and crafting exceptional charter itineraries in and around Balearics. Rent a superyacht in the Balearics and enjoy the ultimate vacation on the water. Contact our yacht brokers in Palma today if you want to charter a luxury yacht. We will be thrilled to assist you on your yachting journey.

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Charter Highlights Balearic Islands

• Reserve a table at Marc Fosh or Zaranda, Mallorca
• For cabaret and gastronomic splendor, head to Heart, Ibiza
• Enjoy the magnificent anchorage of Espalmador
• Dive underwater flora and fauna at Cabrera National Park
• Spend your days beachside at Cala D'Albarca, Ibiza
• Visit the picturesque port on each little island: set sail on the spanish calm waters to Port Adriano
• Discover the spanish culture in Porto Cristo and in the many museums
• Go to Es Trenc for swimming in the blue water and have a walk in one of the pine forests to have the possibility of doing bird watching
• Visit some of the most famous hotspots: Cala Mondrago, Cala Figuera, Cala Ratjada and find your favourite spot to admire the best sunset
• Set sail in one of the secluded beaches: Coll Baix and Cala Murta in Mallorca, or Espalmador in Formentera

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There are many reasons why you should enjoy a yacht charter vacation in the Balearics Islands, including stunning beaches, scenic coastal towns, and vibrant nightlife.

• Beaches The Balearics are known for their stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming and making the most of your yacht’s tenders and water toys. Cruise the coastline, and you’ll discover hidden coves and bays accessible only by boat. Have your crew prepare a beach picnic for a luxurious day in the sun.
• Coastal towns All the Balearics boast pretty coastal towns, each with its own unique character and attractions. Explore cobbled stone streets flanked by local boutiques and eateries.
• Nightlife The island of Ibiza is renowned for its legendary super clubs attracting international DJs. Some of the most exclusive include O Beach, Pacha, Cova Santa, and Ushuaia. By day, cruise the coastline and explore secluded coves and pretty seaside villages.

Of course, when you charter a motor yacht, catamaran, or sailing yacht in the Balearics, you will enjoy all the benefits of a crewed yacht vacation, including elevated leaves of exclusivity and privacy, exceptional service levels provided by your yacht’s crew, and a bespoke itinerary that meets your needs. If you want to rent a luxury boat in the Balearics, contact Northrop & Johnson today. We boast a stunning fleet of fully crewed sailing yachts, motor boats, and multi-hull vessels, including catamarans, featuring stylish interiors and superb amenities. Our charter experts will listen to your needs and help select your perfect vessel.

What to do on a Balearics yacht charter?

With over 150 islands to explore, including the main islands of Mallorca, Menorca,  Ibiza , and Formentera, there is a wealth of things to do on a luxury yacht charter in the Balearic Islands for all ages. Here are just some of the highlights:

• Visit Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearics. Must-visits include the Catedral-Basilica de Santa Maria de Mallorca, Bellver Castle, one of the few remaining circular castles in Europe, exploring the pretty Old Town, including the Arab Baths.
• Explore the island of Formentera; make sure you drop anchor at Playa Illetes, considered one of the best beaches in Europe.
• Soak up the sun at Nikki Beach Ibiza, one of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive beach clubs.
• Reserve a table at Zaranda, a gourmet Michelin-starred restaurant in Palma de Mallorca that boasts a refined menu that reflects the rich culture of the Balearics.
• Enjoy a hiking or cycling adventure in Cabrera Archipelago National Maritime Park, an uninhabited island with striking scenery.
• Sink beneath the waves and discover vibrant marine life, fascinating shipwrecks, and underwater caverns. Some of the best scuba diving spots include the Cave of Jeroni, La Catedra, Pont d’En Gil, Palma Wrecks, which boasts an impressive 40-meter long cargo ship, and Don Pedro, home to the Mediterranean’s largest shipwreck at an epic 142-meters long.
• Feast on spectacular Spanish cuisine and tapas, including local delicacies such as Cocarrois, Arros Brut, Trempo, Tombet, and Sobrassada. Of course, your yacht’s experienced crew and private chef will be able to prepare elegant dishes to your liking to be enjoyed aboard the privacy of your luxury yacht rental.

If you want to enjoy an unforgettable experience aboard a luxury private yacht in the Balearic Islands, contact the yacht rental specialists at Northrop & Johnson.

What islands to visit on a Balearic yacht charter?

The Balearics boasts more than 150 islands, many of which are uninhabited. The islands that should be at the top of your luxury yacht charter itinerary include Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera.

• Mallorca Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, boasting world-class service providers and marina facilities. Here, you’ll find the vibrant city of Palma de Mallorca, boasting world-class galleries, museums, boutiques, and superb restaurants. Make sure you set aside a day to explore this wonderful city.
• Menorca Menorca offers a quieter pace and will appeal to those searching for a more low-key destination. The island is best known for its idyllic white sandy beaches that pepper its coastline and stunning natural parks.
• Ibiza This island’s nightlife is legendary, home to the world’s largest superclubs. Beyond the nightlife, you’ll also find exclusive beach clubs, gourmet restaurants, and striking scenery, making Ibiza a must-visit.
• Formentera Lesser-known Formentera is the most southern island in the Balearics and is part of the Pityusic Islands. The island doesn’t have an airport, which helps to ensure it remains peaceful and exclusive. Spend lazy days on pretty beaches and exploring the stunning interior dotted with ancient olive trees.

What to do on a Mallorca yacht charter?

Some of the best things to do on a Mallorca yacht charter include:

• Spend a day exploring Palma de Mallorca, especially the pretty Old Town. Browse the local boutiques and art galleries and enjoy the best local cuisine at one of the many tapas bars. Make sure you leave time to visit Palma Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Drop anchor at Deia, a pretty village of honey-colored stone cottages that hug the Mediterranean Sea. The village boasts several chich boutiques and galleries.
• Head inland and enjoy a private wine-tasting experience and tour one of the island’s many wineries.
• Cruise the coastline, discover hidden coves and beaches, and make the most of your luxury yacht rental’s water toys on the azure waters

What to do on an Ibiza yacht charter?

Some of the best things to do on an  Ibiza yacht charter  include:

• Enjoy a day at the island’s most exclusive beach clubs, including Nikki Beach, Amante, El Chiringuito, Beso Beach, and The Beach by Ushaia
• Party at the world’s most exclusive superclubs, including Ushai and Lio.
• Explore the island’s pretty interior with olive farms making some of the best olive oils in the Mediterranean.
• Spend some time discovering Ibiza’s Old Town, including Dalt Vial, the oldest part.

What to do on a Formentera yacht charter?

Some of the best things to do on a Formentera yacht charter in Spain include:

• Make the most of your yacht’s water toys courtesy of Formentera’s stunning azure blue waters and pretty white sand beaches.
• Visit one of the island’s open-air craft markets and peruse local handmade goods. Popular markets include La Savinia market, La Mola craft market, and Es Pujols market.
• Re-connect with nature and cycle or hike the island’s pretty interior.
• Explore Formentera’s capital, Sant Francesc Xavier.

What to do on a Menorca yacht charter?

Some of the best things to do on a Menorca yacht charter in Spain include:

• Drop anchor and explore the pretty fishing village of Binibeca with winding cobbled streets and white-washed houses.
• Sail the picturesque Menorcan coastline.
• Visit the Menorcan vineyards and enjoy the island’s best wines.
• Explore Monte Toro, the tallest point on Menorca, and enjoy panoramic views of the island and the Mediterranean Sea.
• Finally, enjoy a stroll around the island’s historic capital, Ciutadella, and the many popular restaurants serving mouthwatering local dishes.

Motor yacht or sailing yacht charter in the Balearics?

Whether you cruise the Balearics, Spain, on a  motor boat  or  sailing yacht , you are guaranteed an incredible charter experience.

Motor boats offer elevated comfort levels and often boast more amenities than a comparatively sized sailing vessel. Motor yachts are especially popular with  families  thanks to their large interior volume and enhanced levels of accessibility.

Sailing yachts are popular with those seeking a more sustainable way to explore the Balearic Islands. Mallorca is an especially great sailing destination, with first-class facilities, crystal-clear waters, and small sandy coves.

When is the best time to go on a Balearic Islands yacht charter?

The best time to visit the Balearics on a yacht charter is during the summer months of June, July, and August. This is when temperatures are at their hottest – with averages of around 26C to 31C (79F-88F) – and the chance of rainfall is at its lowest. The shoulder months – April, May, September, and October – are also great times to visit the Balearics on a luxury yacht charter. The weather is still lovely and warm, and you’ll benefit from the island’s being less busy.

How are the winds in the Balearics?

The winds in the Balearics are excellent for sailing, with the prevailing Mistral wind which blows from the northwest. In the eastern part of the archipelago, there is also the Levante wind, which can bring strong gusts. In addition to these prevailing winds, expect coastal breezes that ensure a thrilling sailing experience. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or venturing on your first sailing yacht charter, your yacht’s captain will have expert knowledge of the region and up-to-date weather reports to ensure you enjoy a safe and enjoyable charter experience.

Are there sailing regattas in the Balearics?

Yes, there are multiple sailing regattas in the Balearics! Some of the best include:

• The Superyacht Cup, the longest superyacht regatta in Europe.
• The Copa del Rey Mapfre.
• The Illes Balears Classics.
• The Ibiza Joy Sail.
• The Puro Portals 52 Super Series Sailing Week.

If you want to enjoy a sailing yacht regatta in the Balearics, Northrop & Johnson can help. Contact our team today.

Where to best embark on a luxury yacht charter in the Balearic Islands?

You can embark on a Balearic yacht charter from any port; however, popular embarkation spots include the islands of Ibiza and Menorca due to their larger airports that serve major international hubs. Your yacht charter specialist at Northrop & Johnson can work around your favored embarkation spot. 

Which airports are on the Balearic Islands?

Airports in the Balearic Islands include:

• Palma de Mallorca Airport Located on the Island of Mallorca, this is the busiest airport in the Balearics, with commercial flights to major international hubs. The airport also includes a dedicated private jet terminal offering the utmost convenience and comfort for those embarking on a yacht charter.
• Ibiza Airport Located on the island of Ibiza, this airport offers private jet services through its general aviation department but does not have a dedicated private jet terminal. Commercial flights to major hubs in Europe.
• Menorca Airport Located on the island of Menorca, this airport offers private jet services through its general aviation department but does not have a dedicated private jet terminal. Commercial flights to major hubs in Europe.

If you want to enjoy a vacation in the Balearic Islands, Spain, aboard a superyacht, contact Northrop & Johnson. Our charter specialists will craft a bespoke itinerary and provide assistance with travel to and from your boat, ensuring a door-to-deck service that is second to none.

How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Ibiza?

The cost of chartering a yacht in Ibiza depends on several factors, including the size of the vessel, the shipbuilder and year of build, the yacht’s onboard amenities, and your cruising itinerary. Expect to pay upwards of at least US$50,000 per week for a yacht charter in Ibiza, with the most luxurious superyachts commanding over one million per week. On top of the base charter rate, there is also the Advanced Provisioning Allowance – typically about 10% of the base charter fee – and VAT. Northrop & Johnson has access to the best yachts for charter in Ibiza, from elegant  30m motor boats  to the most spectacular  mega yachts . Contact our team today.

What is the VAT for chartering a yacht in the Balearics?

The VAT or Value Added Tax for yachts with a Spanish charter license is 21%. Both European Union and non-EU-flagged yachts are permitted to charter in the Balearic Islands. The VAT rate will be added on top of the base charter fee. Your charter specialist at Northrop & Johnson will advise you of the total cost of the VAT.

What are some cruising destinations in close proximity to the Balearics?

Other yacht charters destinations close to the Balearics include popular western Mediterranean charter destinations such as:

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BALEARIC ISLANDS YACHT CHARTER: NATURE AND FUN

A luxury yacht charter in the balearics is the perfect way to experience the beauty of mallorca, menorca, ibiza and formentera. discover the mix of culture, landcsape and nightlife on your next superyacht adventure., some luxury yachts for charter in this area.

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A vibrant social scene and spellbinding landscapes: the Balearic Islands are an ideal destination for partygoers and nature enthusiasts alike. Sun-kissed beaches and crystal clear waters, combined with some of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive nightclubs make a Balearic yacht charter the perfect summer holiday.

While all four Balearic islands are located just a few kilometers off the Spanish coast and close to one another, each has a unique personality. What still combines them is their  great weather all year round, beautiful beaches and their stunning coastlines. 

Balearic yacht charter: Mallorca

Mallorca is great to kick off your Balearic Islands yacht charter as it’s easily reachable via Palma de Mallorca Airport. Here, take in the architectural sights of Palma as well as the local art scene. Many museums and expositions make this an ideal stop for you next yacht charter. Additionally, Mallorca and especially Palma feature some of the greatest bars and nightclubs in the balearics. Alternatively, enjoy a night onboard your charter yacht and have your chef prepare some freshly caught fish and seafood. 

Menorca: Biodiversity & Craftsmanship

On Menorca , you will encounter some of the greatest nature the Baleric islands have to offer. Discover the biosphere reserve, a protected area focused on sustainability, balance, and environmental protection. Also famous is the “Made in Menorca” initiative, which promotes century-old craftsmanship techniques in modern-day culture. Finally, don’t miss out on the stunning beaches this Balearic island has to offer. Beyond swimming, the clear waters are ideal for all snorkelers and scuba-divers alike.

Party on Ibiza on a Balearic yacht charter

Ibiza features some of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive nightlife . Probably most famous is Pacha, Ibiza’s oldest nightclub. Come here and mingle with the international jetset to the tunes of internationally renowned DJs. For those looking for a more relaxed holiday, Ibiza also offers a very intimate vibe during the day, with picturesque old-towns and stunning landscapes . Like all Balearic islands, Ibiza also boasts some of the best beaches in all of Europe and is inviting charter guests to indulge in all kinds of watersports.

Formentera: Caribbean vibes in the Balearics

Formentera is an absolute must-hit on any Balearic Islands yacht charter. By far the smallest of the four islands, Formentera is also the most untouched one. The Caribbean-like inlets, picturesque lighthouses and the Ses Salines Natural Park, preserving the island’s rich biodiversity, are just some of the highlights when going to Formentera.

Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera on a luxury yacht charter in the Balearics

The best part about discovering the Balearic islands on a private yacht charter is that guests don’t have to choose between islands. Start planning your private yacht charter in the Balearics today to get the best mix of nature, culture, nightlife and memorable sunsets throughout Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera.

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Outstanding seafood, crystal clear waters, spectacular sunsets and breathtaking beaches, the Balearics have something for everyone. Relax as you cruise the stunning turquoise shoreline, where magic lies in every cove – you just have to know where to find it.

Welcome to Mallorca, you are in Puerto Portals, the most exclusive marina in Mallorca. With its relaxed but eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, cafes and boutique shops. After settling into the yacht with refreshments you can relax and enjoy the coastline as you sail to the anchorage at Cala Fornells. This is a stunning spot to anchor with wooded cliffs and crystal clear water. Your crew will prepare a buffet style lunch with delicious fresh produce whilst you soak up your beautiful surroundings. Next, take a short sail into the stunning bay of Port Andraitx, a lively port with an array of fabulous waterfront restaurants with wonderful views out over the harbour.

Enjoy an early breakfast onboard before setting sail for Ibiza, leaving one set of breathtaking scenery for another. En route you are likely to encounter marine life including dolphins and in exceptional circumstances whales. Lunch will be served on-board and you should arrive in Puerto de San Miguel late afternoon, anchoring in the picturesque bay. Your crew will take you ashore on the Jet Rib tender where two of the best recognised restaurants on Ibiza can be found.

A leisurely day awaits whereby after breakfast on-board you will have a short sail to the anchorage at Cala Portixol, a hidden gem only accessible by boat or on foot.

Here you will find a tiny fishing community with traditional huts and craft. You will have the opportunity to explore ashore, snorkel in the turquoise waters, go paddle boarding and kayaking. After lunch it will be onwards to the infamous port of San Antonio where you will overnight in a marina and the associated facilities.

San Antonio is the second largest town in Ibiza.Highly recommended is a visit to ‘Sunset Strip’ where you can watch a spectacular sunset from a choice of cocktail bars and cafes. A huge variety of restaurants line the seafront here, so plenty for you to ponder.

Enjoy breakfast on-board before setting sail for another gem of a bay at Port Roig on your way to the island’s capital Ibiza Town. Port Roig is a wonderful place to sunbathe and make full use of the on-board toys. A perfect setting or another relaxing day before sailing onwards to one of the most spectacular cities in the Mediterranean. Ibiza Town more than lives up to its reputation with panoramic views from its battlement, a treasure trove of history, mystery and discoveries, spanning 25 years are encapsulated in this UNESCO World Heritage site. It has white-washed houses and streets, labyrinth style in the Old Town (D’Alt Vila) and an amazing selection of restaurants and bars. You will overnight here in one of the many marinas close to the town.

The anticipation of going to the ‘Caribbean’ of the Mediterranean – Formentera, should spur you on to get underway straight after breakfast. As you approach this island the glare off the sun-bleached beaches is striking as is the light turquoise sea. You will anchor off one of the many gorgeous beached at Playa Espalmador. Fabulous beach bars are sprinkled along this beach offering choices where you can eat excellent food while wriggling your toes into the sand, complete paradise. Your crew can run you ashore on the Jet Rib and collect you when you are ready to come back on-board. You will then overnight in the quaint harbour at La Sabina on Formentera, just a short 15 minutes from the beach anchorage. La Sabina offers a variety of restaurants and bars as well as an alternative array of ‘pop up’ clothing and jewellery shops that run the full length of the back of the harbour.

After breakfast, on-board it would be a mid-morning departure to make time for a stop off with the option of a swim off the beach at Espalmador. Then it’s the sail back to the home port of Puerto Portals in Mallorca. Lunch will be served on-route with an anticipated arrival back on the home berth in the early evening. This is to ensure there is plenty of time to spend your last evening enjoying the full use of this prestigious nautical and leisure complex that this marina has to offer.

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Ibiza vs Mallorca: here's how to choose between two beautiful Balearic islands

Mar 12, 2024 • 8 min read

Planning a trip to Spain's Balearic Islands, but can't decide between Mallorca and Ibiza? We can help © iStock

Which of  Spain 's popular holiday escapes is right for you? 

It's not an easy choice: both islands are lapped by the clear waters of the Mediterranean and have gorgeous coastlines packed with white-sand beaches and tiny coves; both islands have captivating UNESCO sites to explore and strong food scenes with dishes just begging to be sampled.

To help you narrow down your options, we asked two travel writers to go head-to-head, giving the case for the destination closest to their hearts.

Ibiza is so much more than sunsets and nightlife

Isabella Noble is a Barcelona- and Málaga-based travel journalist who has been drawn to Ibiza for years and often writes about the beautiful White Isle (beyond the parties). 

Picture this: a fiery tangerine-pink sky sprawls above the outline of a few jagged islets, as the sun slowly drops into the shimmering Mediterranean. Welcome to magical, mesmerizing Ibiza, a naturally spectacular island that is about so much more than its world-renowned party scene – and where a soulful sunset is always on call. 

Mallorca might be by far the largest of the Balearic Islands, but smaller Ibiza packs in a world of fun. It’s an island loved by global celebrities and style icons for years, but it’s also a place for wandering around barefoot with salty sea-fresh hair, and where a flowy outfit with espardenyes (espadrilles) is a signature look. Ibiza basically invented boho-chic fashion, as you’ll see from its famous hippie markets and beach-cool boutiques.

While Mallorca has pretty Palma, Ibiza’s entrancing capital Eivissa (or Ibiza Town) is both an edgy, carefree beauty and an archaeological marvel founded by the Phoenicians back in the 7th century BCE. Encircled by spectacular 16th-century ramparts, it’s one of Spain’s oldest cities, now crammed with stylish shops, lively restaurants and curious galleries. Don’t miss the Museu d'Art Contemporani d'Eivissa , an ingeniously revamped 18th-century building that always has something wonderful on.

Speaking of restaurants, Ibiza’s food scene easily rivals Spain’s other culinary capitals; it just doesn’t shout about it. Here everything revolves around fresh Ibizan produce, much of it grown organically at fincas  (rural estates) across the island. As a lifelong vegetarian, this local-rooted food culture is a dream, whether I’m having breakfast in the gorgeous gardens at Sant Joan’s Giri Cafe , devouring plant-based treats at Wild Beets in Santa Gertrudis or enjoying a leisurely lunch at a long-running local haunt like Ibiza Town’s Ca n’Alfredo . Mallorca isn’t the only grape-growing Balearic either – Ibiza’s divine wines are a treat too, mostly produced by small-scale family vineyards devoted to hyper-local grapes.

Then there are those deservedly world-famous beaches , in every shape and style under the Mediterranean sun. Fancy escaping to a crowd-free cliff-framed cala (cove)? Hike out to remote Es Portitxol or Cala d’Aubarca on the north coast. A sugar-white strand with a touch of partying? Head to pine-fringed Platja de Ses Salines , one of loveliest beaches in the entire country. Sunset drumming and bohemian beachy vibes? You want beautiful Benirràs . Somewhere for a glorious seafood lunch after a swim? Go for south-coast Cala d’Hort or Sa Caleta . Even on Ibiza’s most popular sands, you can still sidestep most of the crowds simply by visiting outside July and August.

The entire southeast corner of the island is a UNESCO-protected nature reserve, the Parc Natural de Ses Salines , which ripples around centuries-old salt flats (just another relic from Ibiza’s Phoenician past). Over on the party-loving west coast, it’s those sunsets that steal the show, especially around the beloved and enigmatic islet of Es Vedrà , still wrapped in mystery. And there are endless ways to soak up Ibiza’s serene landscapes, from paddleboarding, kayaking, hiking and cycling to yoga at some of Europe’s top retreats. 

Heading inland, meanwhile, reveals a world of sun-drenched olive groves, whitewashed villages and ancient churches built like mini fortresses, especially across enchanting (and less-touristed) north Ibiza. I love staying at the many old farmhouses reborn as peaceful agroturismes here, whether that means a glamorous five-star retreat like Can Lluc or a more low-key bolthole like Can Fuster , a 150-year-old farmhouse in Sant Joan.

There’s also the allure of dreamy, barefoot-vibe Formentera , just a quick ferry ride away over the water and perfectly daytrippable from Ibiza. But I’d need a whole separate article for that.

So by all means come for the clubs, the parties and the dancing ( Pacha is an icon of European nightlife that everyone should experience), but for me Ibiza’s magic is all about its slower side. Just pack a bocadillo (sandwich) and a swimsuit and hike out to a hidden cove – you’ll inevitably be blown away. There really is nowhere quite like it.

Mallorca has a beauty that's hard to believe

Alexis Averbuck has explored and lived on islands the world over. She has the enviable job of  researching Mallorca for the upcoming Lonely Planet guide.

For a relatively compact island, Mallorca is crammed with wonderful landscapes and plenty of varied things to do. Love wide open spaces and want unparalleled scenery? Head to the Tramuntana Mountains, so majestic and wonderful they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Narrow roads zigzag tip-to-tail with jaw-dropping sea views and hidden wonders like the mountaintop Santuari de Lluc , steeped in history as a pilgrimage site, and now both a spiritual center and hiking nirvana. Trek to teeny hermitages and pinnacle towers on well-marked mountain trails. 

Or drop down into any of its gorgeous hamlets, from Banyalbufar , surrounded by Moorish terraces scoring its hills, to magnetic Valldemossa with its Carthusian monastery , once home to composer Frédéric Chopin and novelist George Sand. Ravishing Deià calls folks from far and wide, astride the hills alongside bustling Sollér , with its compelling central square and church , where you can take a steam train (from a station adorned with Picassos and Mirós ) through the mountains to Palma, like the high-livers of yore.

Which leads me to Palma , a city that's so beautiful it's hard to believe it's real. Wrapped in honey-colored medieval walls and crowned by its awesome  cathedral  with flying buttresses, gargoyles, the world’s largest rose window and Gaudí adornments, the city sits right alongside the giant, glittering blue sea. Step aside CGI, this is real-life Palma de Mallorca! And in among its grand castle-homes with ornate patios and courtyards throng banging cafes, bars and restaurants to suit any taste.

Oh, and let’s not forget Mallorca’s connection to the arts – with its superb modern art museums ( Es Baluard and Museu Fundació Joan March ) and cutting-edge galleries both in the old town and out. Any lover of human inspiration should visit the studios of Joan Miró where you can see this creative genius’s ateliers as he left them, drawings etched into the walls, paintbrushes in cans. Let his last work in progress – as well as displays of his masterpieces – lift you up, all with a sea view (he was no fool).

Wait, but with all this, I haven't even mentioned the coastline… there are beaches, beaches and more beaches. From long white-sand spurs like Es Trenc to remote, protected bays like those in Parque Natural de la Península de Llevant – try calas Mitjana, Torta and Matzoc – or stunning, remote Cala Tuent . You can hike or boat to beaches inaccessible by car, so that even in high season you can discover a spit of sand or rock to call your own. And the waters are crystalline, aqua, cobalt – these are just some of the words you can use to describe them. There's a range of water sports, including kite-surfing, kayaking and boating, or head inland to rock climb, hike and bike. There’s a reason the world’s best cyclists train here: if you’re going to spend eight hours on a bike, let’s make them ravishing hours.

Mallorquín cuisine is a symphony of fresh produce and hearty cooking done with subtle flair. This is a productive island, growing all manner of its own food, from spring-flowering almonds and citrus fruits (oranges, tangerines, grapefruit) to wheat and pork, plus fresh-caught seafood. It’s a veritable cornucopia! Enter the fray by shopping at myriad local markets, like the excellent Sineu market on Wednesday mornings – a tradition since 1306 – and Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma, or eat at a Mallorquín restaurant like Valldemossa’s Hostal Can Marió and its neighbor Es Taller . For those wanting to really splash out, there are Michelin-starred art-shows of local gastronomy at  Adrian Quetglas , DINS Santi Taura  and  Marc Fosh . 

Don't miss the olive groves and mills where you can taste olive oil straight from the source. For wine, start with the rich DO Binissalem wines. Better yet, follow a wine tasting route through the rolling countryside between stone hamlets and in vineyards like Tianna Negre or La Finca Biniagual .

Lest you imagine Mallorca is pure sensual joy, also remember its extensive, fascinating history. Explore Bronze Age talayotic ruins like Es Turassot and Santuario de Son Corró around the Sencelles region, a sleepy and beautiful batch of hamlets in the interior. These ancient ruins are actually dotted across the whole island – I love the extensive Talaiots de Son Fornés and Ses Païsses . Get Roman at the Balearics’ most important site: Pollentia . The Banys Àrabs is a walk into the 11th-century Moorish era, or jump to the 14th century at the Castell de Bellver and the Palau Reial de l’Almudaina . Plus, there’s the incredible array of churches to explore – so many religious orders built here and seemed to spare no expense.

One final and very significant note: Mallorca has such a rich local life and large resident population, that it is active and inviting year-round, so you can easily come at a time outside of high season to avoid the crowds. Ibiza, on the other hand, is so reliant on summer tourism that vast swathes of its businesses simply close from late fall to spring and the old port becomes a ghost town. I’d choose the countless pleasures of Mallorca any day.

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