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Mallorca

Cabrera National Park, the wild Tramuntana coast, and Palma's grand promenade — Balearic sailing at its most varied.

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Introduction

With beautiful beaches, quaint villages, a spectacular mountain range and a cosmopolitan capital city, Mallorca has a little bit of everything or “un poco de todo,” as the locals say.

Our Mallorca Sailing Itinerary will take you all over this magnificent island. From the international city of Palma, to the secluded mountain village of Sóller, you can revel in the natural beauty, ample history, lively ambiance, and one-of-kind culture of Mallorca.

As the largest of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is the perfect spot for a Mediterranean getaway. Mallorca’s landscape is diverse and with over 340 miles of coastline, it features some of the most beautiful beaches and coves in the world. However, it’s coastline is made of more than just beaches. Our Mallorca Sailing Itinerary will take you to many of Mallorca’s uniquely charming and picturesque towns, where you can absorb the authentic Mallorcan culture.

If you’d like to become one with nature, there are plenty of opportunities to lose yourself in the scenery. Mallorca is remarkably beautiful and has become a destination for hiking and cycling vacations.

The Route

Your Mallorca Day by Day

  1. Day 1

    Palma de Mallorca/ Puerto Andratx

    Day 1 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  2. Day 2

    Puerto Andratx / Puerto Sóller

    Day 2 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  3. Day 3

    Puerto Sóller / Puerto Pollença

    Day 3 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  4. Day 4

    Puerto Pollença / Cala Rajada

    Day 4 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  5. Day 5

    Cala Rajada / Cala d’Or

    Day 5 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  6. Day 6

    Cala d’Or / Cabrera

    Day 6 of the Mallorca — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

  7. Day 7

    Cabrera / Palma de Mallorca

    You’ll start your week off in the island’s capital, where you can pick up your charter. As Palma is home to almost half of Mallorca’s permanent residents, you can easily find provisions in one of the city’s many markets. In the city’s old town you will find Mercat de l’Olivar, where you can stock up on fresh and high-quality local products, like almonds, olives, or Ramallet tomatoes, which are native to the island. Make sure to pick up some delicious Ensaimada for breakfast – it’s a Mallorcan speciality! Recommended Restaurants and Activities: Mercat de l’Olivar, Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Spain Forn La Mallorquina, Carrer Joan Crespí 18, Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain In a past life, Puerto Andratx was a quiet fishing village. Today, you can still enjoy the fresh catch, with a little touch of luxury, as Andratx has been claimed by the yachting crowd and some of Mallorca’s chicest resorts. With a luxurious ambience, Puerto Andratx is the perfect start to your week. Here you will find a long stretch of sand to lay out on, at Playa de Sant Elm. If you’re looking for a more active adventure, hike to the top of La Trapa Monastery, where you can see stunning views of the Mediterranean and Sa Dragonera island. Recommended Restaurants and Activities: Trespais Restaurant & Bar, Carrer d’Antoni Calafat Toni Pino 24, Port d’Andratx, Illes Balears, Spain Centro Cultural Andratx for Contemporary Art, Carrer S’estanyera 2, Andratx, Illes Balears, Spain Rustic, artsy, and stunningly beau

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Getting There

Mallorca has one airport, which is the third largest international airport in Spain. With daily flights from the UK and European countries, getting to the island is very easy. For visitors from the US, or elsewhere, it may be easier to get a connecting flight in another one of Spain’s major airports, like Barcelona or Madrid. If you’re looking to take the scenic route, you could even fly into Barcelona or Valencia, and take a 6-hour ferry to Palma.

Weather

One of the best parts of Mallorca is its lovely climate. The island enjoys hot summers and short, mild winters. Besides the temperature, Mallorca enjoys sunshine around 300 days of the year. For our Mallorca Sailing Itinerary, the summer months will offer the best sailing conditions. While summer in Mallorca certainly has the best beach weather, you can still enjoy a quality holiday in the spring and autumn – but the weather isn’t quite as predictable as the summer months.

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