Superyacht charter in Mallorca
Seven superyachts head the fleet, from the 24-metre Feadship, a classic displacement yacht, to the 44-metre Admiral 44 with seven cabins and a crew of six. Between them sit five yachts of 26.5 to 28.32 metres, each with a different character, and every charter is arranged from Mallorca with a professional captain and crew.
The superyachts span 24 to 44 metres, and no two run the same way. The Admiral 44 is the flagship: Italian-built, 44 metres long on an 8.7-metre beam, with seven cabins, seven heads and a crew of six. She has the scale of a private floating villa and is made for extended cruising and large gatherings. The Sunseeker 95, at 28.32 metres, is a flybridge yacht with five cabins and a crew of four, and her toy garage is what sets her apart: a Williams 460 jet tender, two Seabobs, an Audi e-foil, a jet ski, waterskis and a wakeboard. She is the yacht for an active charter.
Four yachts sit between 26.5 and 28 metres, each with four cabins and a crew of three, and each with its own temperament. The Pershing 9X is the fast one, a carbon-fibre sport yacht with aggressive lines that cruises at 38 knots and reaches 42, for guests who want to arrive quickly and in style. The Sunseeker 86 balances pace with comfort, cruising at 24 knots with generous outdoor living and a toy box that includes a Williams 385 jet tender, two Seabobs and towables. The Canados 86, a semi-custom Italian yacht, is about volume and craftsmanship: expansive sun decks and an elegant interior for long, sunny days at anchor. The Technema 85 is the calm flybridge of the group, with a family-friendly layout and broad decks that make her a comfortable base for unhurried island hopping.
The Feadship stands apart. She is a 24-metre classic displacement motor yacht that cruises at 10 knots and tops out at 12, so the passage itself is the pleasure: serene, stately and quiet, for guests who prefer elegance to speed. She is listed for up to 65 guests, while the other six are each listed for 12, the number above which international SOLAS rules treat a vessel as a passenger ship. Whichever yacht you choose, the captain plans each day around the wind and the Balearic rules that protect Posidonia seagrass, anchoring on sand, often a little further out, and taking you into the smaller calas by tender. Charters are arranged from Mallorca, and the team confirms the berth for your dates.
The yachts in this class
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SuperyachtsAdmiral 44
Italian-built 44 metre superyacht with 7 cabins, a crew of 6 and space for 12 guests.
- Length
- 44 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 7
- Top speed
- 28 kn
SuperyachtsSunseeker 95
British flybridge yacht for 12 guests, with Seabobs, an Audi e-foil and a Williams tender.
- Length
- 28.32 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 5
- Top speed
- 25 kn
SuperyachtsPershing 9X
Carbon-fibre Pershing coupé with a 38 knot cruise, built to cross open water fast and in style
- Length
- 28 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 4
- Top speed
- 42 kn
SuperyachtsCanados 86
Semi-custom Italian flybridge yacht for 12 guests, made for slow, sunny days at anchor.
- Length
- 27 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 4
- Top speed
- 29 kn
SuperyachtsSunseeker 86
Sporty British flybridge yacht with a carbon hardtop, Seabobs and a jet tender for 12 guests
- Length
- 27 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 4
- Top speed
- 30 kn
SuperyachtsTechnema 85
Italian flybridge motor yacht with four cabins and broad decks for unhurried island hopping
- Length
- 26.5 m
- Guests
- 12
- Cabins
- 4
- Top speed
- 26 kn
SuperyachtsFeadship
A classic Dutch displacement motor yacht for 65 guests, built for calm cruising over speed
- Length
- 24 m
- Guests
- 65
- Top speed
- 12 kn
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A crew sized to the yacht
Six crew on the Admiral 44, four on the Sunseeker 95 and three on the Canados 86, Sunseeker 86, Technema 85 and Pershing 9X, always led by a professional captain. The crew for the Feadship is confirmed with your quote.
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Cabins and heads
Four cabins on the 26.5 to 28-metre yachts, five on the Sunseeker 95 and seven on the Admiral 44, with heads to match, and six heads aboard the Pershing 9X.
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Jet tenders and Seabobs
Williams jet tenders on the Sunseeker 95, Sunseeker 86 and Pershing 9X, Seabobs on four of the seven yachts, and an Audi e-foil and a jet ski on the Sunseeker 95. The captain explains the local rules before any toy goes in.
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Pace when you want it
The Pershing 9X cruises at 38 knots and the Sunseeker 86 at 24, which brings farther anchorages within a relaxed day. The Admiral 44 cruises at 22 knots for all her size.
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Space to spread out
An 8.7-metre beam on the Admiral 44, expansive sun decks on the Canados 86 and broad deck areas on the Technema 85 give a group room to dine, rest and swim without crowding.
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A slower classic
For a different rhythm, the Feadship's displacement hull cruises at 10 knots, a quiet, stately pace that suits a long lunch and an unhurried stretch of coast.
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Welcome aboard
Your captain and crew meet you at the berth confirmed for your dates. A safety briefing and a tour of the yacht follow, then the captain sets the route around the wind and your wishes.
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Along the coast
On the Pershing 9X or the Sunseeker 86 the coast passes quickly, while on the Feadship the cruise is slow and quiet. Near beaches the captain slows right down, as Spanish rules require, and the crew prepares the swim platform.
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Anchor, swim and lunch
At anchor over sand, the toys go in, from Seabobs and paddleboards to the e-foil, depending on the yacht, with the tender standing by for trips ashore. Lunch is served on deck, arranged around your preferences.
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An evening of your choice
On a longer charter aboard the Admiral 44 or the Technema 85, the evening can mean dinner at anchor and a night aboard. On a day charter the crew brings you back as the light softens.
Before you book
- Crewed charters at this level are commonly contracted on MYBA terms. The charter fee covers the yacht and crew, while running costs such as fuel, food, drinks and berths are paid from an advance provisioning allowance (APA), accounted for by the captain, with any unused balance returned. Spanish VAT generally applies to charters that begin in Spain, and your quote shows how.
- Six of the seven yachts are listed for 12 guests and the Feadship for up to 65; for a night aboard, the cabins set the number. Tell us your group size first and we match the yacht to it.
- Longer voyages suit the Admiral 44, made for extended cruising, and the Technema 85, made for unhurried island hopping. On the other yachts, day and sunset charters are the norm, and longer charters can be discussed with the team.
- Cabrera National Park requires prior authorisation to navigate and moor, and its largest buoys serve yachts up to 35 metres. At 44 metres the Admiral 44 needs an exceptional special authorisation, so tell us early if Cabrera is on your list.
- Anchoring on Posidonia seagrass is generally prohibited in the Balearics whatever the yacht's size, so the captain often anchors on deeper sand and uses the tender for the smaller calas. A crew gratuity at the end of the charter is customary and entirely at your discretion.
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.
Port Adriano
A Philippe Starck superyacht marina beside a protected marine reserve.
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.
Cabrera
A protected maritime and terrestrial national park south of Mallorca, visited by permit.
Ibiza and Formentera
Turquoise shallows, Es Vedrà and the Ses Salines natural park, south-west of Mallorca.
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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Week charter
A week across the Balearics on a crewed yacht, waking each morning in a different bay.
- Professional captain throughout, with crew according to the yacht
- Mallorca, Cabrera, Ibiza and Formentera
- Nights at anchor, on buoys or in port
- Chef and provisioning on request, with a route shaped around you
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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 Superyachts
/ 01Which superyachts are in the fleet?
Seven: the Admiral 44 (44 metres), the Sunseeker 95 (28.32 metres), the Pershing 9X (28 metres), the Canados 86 and the Sunseeker 86 (27 metres each), the Technema 85 (26.5 metres) and the classic Feadship (24 metres). Tell us your group and your plans and we propose the ones that fit.
/ 02How many guests can a superyacht take?
The Admiral 44, Sunseeker 95, Canados 86, Sunseeker 86, Technema 85 and Pershing 9X are each listed for 12 guests, the limit above which international SOLAS rules treat a vessel as a passenger ship. The Feadship is listed for up to 65. For a night aboard, numbers depend on the cabins, from four on most of the class to seven on the Admiral 44.
/ 03Which superyacht is the fastest?
The Pershing 9X, a carbon-fibre sport yacht that cruises at 38 knots and reaches 42. The Sunseeker 86 cruises at 24 knots and the Admiral 44 at 22. At the other end, the Feadship is a displacement yacht that cruises at 10 knots, chosen for calm rather than speed.
/ 04Can we charter a superyacht for a week, or take one to Ibiza and Formentera?
The Admiral 44 is made for extended cruising and the Technema 85 for unhurried island hopping, so both suit longer charters, and for the others longer charters can be discussed. The crossing from Mallorca is open water, so the captain times it to the forecast, and around Formentera the crew anchors on sand clear of the protected seagrass and takes you to the beaches by tender.
/ 05How much does it cost to charter a superyacht in Mallorca?
Prices are on request, as they depend on the yacht, the season and the itinerary. Your quote sets out the charter fee, the advance provisioning allowance (APA) for fuel, food, drinks and berths, VAT and any extras. During the charter the captain keeps the APA accounts and returns any unused balance.
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.