Where the sea can take you
From the marinas west of Palma to the national park of Cabrera and across to Ibiza and Formentera. Each destination has its own anchorages, rules and best season.
Where the sea can take you
- (01)PalmaPalma BaySouth-west Mallorca
- (02)PortalsPuerto PortalsSouth-west Mallorca
- (03)AdrianoPort AdrianoSouth-west Mallorca
- (04)AndratxPort d'AndratxSouth-west coast
- (05)DragoneraSa DragoneraSouth-west coast
- (06)CabreraCabreraSouth of Mallorca
- (07)The calasSouth-east calasSouth-east coast
- (08)FormentorCap de FormentorNorth coast
- (09)SóllerPort de SóllerNorth-west coast
- (10)FormenteraIbiza and FormenteraPityusic Islands
Where the sea can take you
Palma Bay
La Seu from the sea, the islets of Illetes and sheltered swim stops within easy reach of Palma's marinas.
Puerto Portals
A polished marina on the Bay of Palma, with quiet islets, Illetes and the pine-fringed coves of Portals Vells close by.
Port Adriano
A Philippe Starck superyacht marina beside a protected marine reserve.
Port d'Andratx
A fjord-like harbour where the Tramuntana meets the sea.
Sa Dragonera
A protected island off Sant Elm, shaped like a sleeping dragon.
Cabrera
A protected maritime and terrestrial national park south of Mallorca, visited by permit.
South-east calas
Turquoise inlets, pine-topped cliffs and old fishing harbours from Cala Llombards to Portocolom.
Cap de Formentor
Mallorca's northern cape: sheer cliffs, a pine-backed beach and the calm bays of Pollença and Alcúdia.
Port de Sóller
A round bay between two lighthouses on the wild Tramuntana coast.
Ibiza and Formentera
Turquoise shallows, Es Vedrà and the Ses Salines natural park, south-west of Mallorca.
Let's plan your day at sea
Tell us your dates, your group and the kind of day you have in mind. We reply with yacht options and a route idea.