Sailing catamaran charter in Mallorca
Our two sailing catamarans are built for groups. The Catamaran takes up to 45 guests on 15.23 metres and Catamaran II up to 65 on 18 metres, each with a crew of three. Wide, level decks and a steady platform make them the natural choice for a celebration, a company day or a large family gathering at sea.
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Two hulls spread the load, so a catamaran sits steadier and more level than a monohull of the same length and gives a group far more deck to share. On these two, that space has one purpose: bringing a large party together on the water. The Catamaran, 15.23 metres long with a 7.43-metre beam, is listed for up to 45 guests, with a crew of three and two heads, and was built for large groups, events and day trips. Catamaran II is the larger of the pair, 18 metres long and 9 metres across, listed for up to 65 guests with the same crew of three. Her vast deck space and rock-steady stability are made for celebrations on the water. Both run as day catamarans, for a day or an evening at sea.
Both are sailing catamarans, so when the breeze allows the sails go up and the passage turns quiet. In summer the embat, Mallorca's afternoon sea breeze, often fills the Bay of Palma, while the morning is usually calmer for the first swim, and the captain plans the day around that rhythm. At anchor the deck becomes a terrace over the water. The Catamaran always carries a paddle surf board and a kayak, and Catamaran II has paddle surf and snorkelling gear aboard. The captain chooses a sandy spot clear of the protected Posidonia seagrass, or a regulated buoy where one is required, and times the stop around the group. On a sunset charter, the whole party watches the light change from one deck, which is much of the appeal.
These are the boats for occasions: birthdays and anniversaries, family reunions, team days and client events, where the point is to have everyone on one deck rather than spread across several yachts. Tell us the guest list, the occasion and the time of day, and the team proposes the catamaran that fits, a route along the coast and the catering. Catering and drinks for a large group are arranged in advance, so it helps to share dietary needs early. Every charter runs with the professional crew of three. Charters are arranged from Mallorca, and the team confirms the berth for your dates.
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Room for a crowd
Up to 45 guests on the Catamaran and up to 65 on Catamaran II, so a large party stays together on one boat instead of splitting across several.
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A steady, level deck
Two hulls spread the load, so the deck stays level at anchor and under way. Drinks stay put on the table and moving around feels natural.
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Under sail
Both are sailing catamarans. When the breeze allows, the sails go up and the passage turns quiet, the most peaceful way to cross the bay.
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Water toys included
A paddle surf board and a kayak are always included aboard the Catamaran, and Catamaran II carries paddle surf and snorkelling gear.
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A crew of three
Each catamaran runs with a professional crew of three, led by the captain, who looks after the sailing, the anchoring and the group's safety.
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Space to host
A 7.43-metre beam on the Catamaran and 9 metres on Catamaran II give room for a buffet, a toast and the whole group on deck at once, with sun and space in every direction.
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Welcome aboard
The captain and crew welcome the group at the berth confirmed for your dates, give the safety briefing and talk through a route chosen for the day's wind and sea.
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Sails up
Once clear of the harbour, the sails go up when the breeze allows and the catamaran settles into an easy, level passage along the coast.
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Anchor and swim
The captain settles on a sandy patch or a regulated buoy in a sheltered bay. The paddle surf, kayak or snorkelling gear goes in, and the celebration moves to the deck.
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The golden hour
Warm light on the cliffs, a last swim if you want one, then an easy passage back to the marina with the whole group still together.
Before you book
- Guest numbers are fixed by each catamaran: up to 45 on the Catamaran and up to 65 on Catamaran II. Tell us your final headcount early, as it decides which of the two fits.
- Both run as day catamarans, for a day or an evening at sea. If you would like a longer charter, tell us and the team will discuss the options.
- Each catamaran has two heads, worth bearing in mind when planning a long day for a large group.
- Sailing depends on the breeze. A catamaran sails best with the wind on the beam or behind and does not point as high upwind as a monohull, so the captain may motor some legs to keep to the plan.
- Protected waters have their own rules: anchoring on Posidonia seagrass is prohibited across the Balearics, so the captain anchors on sand or uses a regulated buoy, which in high season can mean choosing a neighbouring bay.
Where it goes
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.
Private charters, built around you
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Day charter
A full day at sea in Mallorca: quiet coves, long swims and lunch on deck, with a captain at the helm.
- Exclusive use of the yacht, with your own captain
- Route set around the day's wind
- Swim and snorkel stops in clear coves
- Lunch on deck or at a beach restaurant
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Sunset cruise
A private evening on the Bay of Palma: golden light on deck, a last swim at anchor and the city lit up on the way home.
- Private yacht with a professional captain
- Route and anchorage timed to the sunset
- A last swim in the calm of the evening
- Palma's waterfront lit up on the return
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Celebrations
Birthdays, anniversaries and proposals on a private yacht, with the sea as the venue.
- Birthdays and milestone anniversaries
- Proposals planned in confidence
- Vow renewals and symbolic ceremonies
- Catering, cake and flowers on request
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Corporate charters
Client hosting, team rewards and incentive days on a private crewed yacht, planned around your agenda.
- Client hosting and hospitality
- Incentives and team rewards
- Meetings with a swim stop
- Invoicing in your company's name
Questions Catamarans
/ 01How many guests can the catamarans take?
The Catamaran is listed for up to 45 guests and Catamaran II for up to 65. Each runs with a crew of three, so a large group can celebrate together on a single deck.
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Yes. Both carry sails, and when the breeze allows the captain sets them for a quiet, level passage. A catamaran does not point as high upwind as a monohull, so some legs may be motored to keep the day on schedule.
/ 03Can we stay aboard overnight?
Both run as day catamarans, for a day or an evening at sea. If you would like a longer charter, tell us and the team will discuss the options. For a night aboard, a motor yacht or superyacht with cabins is the usual choice.
/ 04Is a catamaran a good choice for children?
For family gatherings it works well. The steady platform and wide deck make life easier for every age. Tell us the children's ages when you enquire so suitable life jackets can be checked before the day, and the captain sets simple rules for the bow and the swim stops.
/ 05Which water toys are included?
A paddle surf board and a kayak are always included aboard the Catamaran. Catamaran II carries paddle surf and snorkelling gear.
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.