Mallorca Sailing Itinerary: The Best 7-Day Boat Route to Explore the Island
We propose a 7-day boat trip in Mallorca, a perfect circular route for sailboats, catamarans, and motorboats. Discover the most spectacular anchorages, hidden coves, and breathtaking landscapes to create your ideal Majorca yacht holiday.
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Day 1: Heading to Cabrera!
Start your Mallorca sailing itinerary with a yacht charter from Palma de Mallorca or any nearby marina, heading southeast towards the Cabrera National Park.
On this 27-nautical-mile journey, you’ll be amazed by the crystal-clear waters of Punta Salinas and the untouched beauty of Isla Moltona.
Make a stop at Playa des Carbó, a perfect spot for a refreshing swim.
Once in Cabrera, anchor in its peaceful waters, surrounded by spectacular natural scenery. As one of the most preserved marine reserves in Spain, Cabrera is home to rich marine life and migratory birds.
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Day 2: Sailing to Porto Petro or Cala D’Or!
Today, we sail from Cabrera to Porto Petro or Cala D’Or, two of the most beautiful spots on the south coast of Mallorca.
On the way, don’t miss Es Trenc, a stunning white-sand beach with turquoise waters.
In Porto Petro or Cala D’Or, you can choose to anchor in secluded coves or dock at the marina. Enjoy fresh seafood at a local restaurant or visit Santanyí, a charming town known for its traditional architecture and markets.
Recommended stops: Cala del Moro, Cala Llombars, and Cala Mondragó—a true paradise!
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Day 3: Heading to Cala Ratjada!
We continue our Mallorca sailing itinerary sailing 26 nautical miles towards Cala Ratjada.
On the way, explore Porto Colom, a natural harbor surrounded by beautiful landscapes, and Porto Cristo, known for its picturesque marina.
Once in Cala Ratjada, anchor in a peaceful bay, perfect for relaxing on deck or exploring the coastline. If you enjoy hiking, take a coastal trail with panoramic sea views.
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Day 4: Navigating to the Stunning Formentor Beach
Today, we sail 20 nautical miles through the stunning bays of Alcudia and Pollensa. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Punta Sabaté, the natural strip separating both bays.
Formentor Beach is a must-visit spot. Surrounded by pine forests and turquoise waters, it’s the ideal place to anchor and unwind. You can also take an excursion to the Formentor Viewpoint, offering spectacular panoramic views of the coastline.
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Day 5: Discovering Port de Sóller
Our Mallorca sailing itinerary continues with a 33-nautical-mile journey to Port de Sóller, sailing along the dramatic cliffs of Mallorca’s north coast.
This route is especially beautiful, offering stunning views of the Tramuntana Mountains.
Once in Sóller, explore its charming town or take a ride on the historic tram that connects the town with the port.
If you have time, don’t miss Sa Calobra, famous for its breathtaking landscapes and the Torrent de Pareis canyon.
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Day 6: Sailing to Andratx, a Natural Refuge
Today, we sail 33 nautical miles along spectacular cliffs towards Andratx Bay.
Along the way, visit Dragonera Island, a protected natural park with amazing views and great hiking trails.
Once in Port d’Andratx, choose between anchoring in the bay or docking at the marina. The area offers fantastic seafood restaurants and bars.
For those who love secluded coves, we recommend Cala Deià, Cala Banyalbufar, Cala Egos, and Cala Llamp, each with crystal-clear waters and stunning natural beauty.
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Day 7: Returning to Palma
On the last day of our Mallorca sailing itinerary, we head back to Palma, covering 20 nautical miles across Palma Bay.
Along the way, admire Santa Ponsa Bay and stop at Cala Portals, a hidden gem with turquoise waters and golden sands.
Take this final day to relax before returning to Palma, where you can explore the city’s historic architecture, including the iconic La Seu Cathedral.
If you have extra time, visit Bellver Castle, which offers panoramic views of Palma and the harbor.
What do you think of this 7-day boat trip in Mallorca? Which is your favorite sailing spot?
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