Majorca, Spain
Placed in the core of the west Mediterranean, Majorca is the biggest island of the Baleares. It gives the sailing lovers a great opportunity considering its countless coves and yachting ports.
Before boarding, tour around the cobblestone streets of Palma city. The gothic cathedral “La Seu” certainly worth a visit. You will sleep on board in the port, which is surrounded by outstanding restaurants to have dinner.
Your first stop will be at the south in Cala Pi, a perfect choice to relax and enjoy the incredible beaches of clear water. You will have the opportunity to practice some water activities, such as snorkel and stand up paddleboard.
Sail in the morning to Sant Jordi colony. Enjoy the White-sand and crystal-water beaches. Get to know the “Es Carbo” and “Es Trenc” beaches attended regularly by the Spanish royal family. Anchor by Night between the isles of Gabina and Redona.
On the way to Figuera Cove, behold the coast of colorful fishing towns. Figuera Cove is known as “The little Venice”. Enjoy a peaceful and natural environment as you have lunch near the yachting port.
When starting your tour around the National Park, explore some less-crowded coves such as “Des Moro”, this can become the best opportunity to go diving. During your stay in Cabrera enjoy the surrounding water sanctuary, walk around the caves and XIV century castles.
Find the port town of Sa Rapita, located to the west of Colonia. Go to “S´arenal” Beach that extends to Ses Covetes town. It is an excellent option for those loving Windsurf.
Coming back to Palma, you will have the opportunity to visit the “Cap Blanc” cliffs, tour around the lighthouse and the walk around the coves such as “Cap Falco” or “Des Cap d’Alt”.
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General conditions
With more than 300 sunny days every year, Mallorca and the surrounding Balearic Islands are ideal for sailing almost all year. Shoulder seasons, specifically April-May and September-October, are the ideal travel times when crowds are minimal and warm breezes dominate the area around Ibiza and the south of Mallorca.
Historical weather (Averages by month):
Tides
Sailing is calm with warm breezes in June and sea winds in summer.
Weather Forecasts
Client can obtain the weather situation at any time by listening to the maritime weather forecasts. Weather updates are given hourly during severe weather.