Evolution Yachts · Motor
BENITA BLUE
€65,000 / week
Destinations › Western Mediterranean › The Balearic Islands
Mediterranean · Spain
Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in the Balearic Islands
Luxury yacht charter and rental in the Balearic Islands, arranged by Seven Yachts: crewed yachts matched to your party and an itinerary planned day by day. Hola.
- 2 itineraries
- 7 - 14 Days
- best May - September
- arrive via Palma De Mallorca
- 36 yachts nearby
Yachts for charter in Spain
Custom Line · Motor
ALVIUM
€120,000 / week
Astondoa · Motor
B4
€76,000 / week
Astondoa · Motor
DOLCE VITA IV
€69,000 / week
Custom · Motor
SEMAYA
€49,000 / week
Custom Line · Motor
NIKO III
€72,000 / week
Ferretti · Motor
NAILU+
€110,000 / week
Bilgin Yachts · Motor
MIA KAI
$47,700 / week
Astondoa · Motor
KIAWAH II
€53,000 / week
Ferretti · Motor
YOLO TOO
€50,000 / week
Sanlorenzo · Motor
SEVEN
€84,000 / week
Sanlorenzo · Motor
ASTRIMARE II
€64,000 / week
Pershing · Motor
XAMAN
€59,400 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
MOZZ II
€46,000 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
BASAD
€49,000 / week
Arcadia · Motor
DHAMMA II
€63,000 / week
Pershing · Motor
BEYOND
€59,900 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
SEA WATER II
€51,000 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
STARDUST OF MARY
€49,000 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
JUNIOR
€59,200 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
MOONLIGHT
€56,900 / week
Astondoa · Motor
GEMINIS
€37,000 / week
Maiora · Motor
LEX
€55,300 / week
Arcadia · Motor
ETERNITY 44
€51,000 / week
Astondoa · Motor
NEPHENTA
€28,000 / week
Sunreef Yachts · Sailing
APOLLO 99
€75,000 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
SAAHSA
€49,000 / week
Azimut · Motor
ALMAR II
€40,000 / week
Astondoa · Motor
BYSCAINE
€45,500 / week
Sunseeker · Motor
CALA DI LUNA
€33,000 / week
Pershing · Motor
LEGENDARY
€32,893 / week
Sunreef Yachts · Sailing
YOLO
€58,900 / week
Princess · Motor
ZEN VIBES
€33,000 / week
Fountaine Pajot · Sailing
ERA
€39,000 / week
Lagoon · Motor
SEEK
€25,000 / week
Azimut · Motor
NOT DEAD YET
€25,750 / week
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Itinerary 1: 7 - 14 Days
The Balearic Islands are the Mediterranean distilled, four islands, four distinct moods. Ibiza brings barefoot hedonism and mystical sunsets, Mallorca delivers cinematic mountain coastlines and deep-blue calas, Menorca stays quiet and elemental with turquoise inlets and prehistoric traces, while Formentera feels Caribbean in clarity and pace. Together, they form a playground of hidden anchorages, long lunches ashore, salt-crusted swims, and nights that stretch exactly as far as you want them to.
- Ideal duration
- 7 - 14 Days
- Best season
- May - September
- Arrive via
- Palma De Mallorca
- Country
- Spain
Day by day
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1 hour
Ibiza - Formentera
Depart Ibiza and set an easy course south toward Formentera or maybe get some last-minute shopping in right before you jump onboard. The crossing is short, just enough time to settle into the rhythm, espresso martini in hand, as Ibiza’s whitewashed hills fade into the horizon.Ahead, Formentera appears low and luminous. Anchor off Ses Illetes where the water turns to glass. Swim straight from the stern, paddle along the sandbanks, or let the tender run you ashore for a beach walk. By evening, the light softens across the flats and the sea settles into stillness. Dinner is served onboard, Balearic produce, just caught seafood, and that unmistakable island ease.
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Day 2
Formentera
Lunch at Hannah for refined simplicity by the sea, or lean into the energy at Beso Beach Formentera where afternoons have a habit of turning into table-top dancing. Take out a classic Mehari and explore the island at your own pace and explore the salt flats, quiet backroads, hidden coves. Or slip beneath the surface for a scuba dive in water so clear it barely feels real. Few islands offer this much range within such short distances. By evening, return onboard for dinner paired with a carefully selected local wine. If you wish we can get a sommelier onboard.
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1 hour
Formentera - Cala Jondal
Start early in Formentera with a barefoot beach run alongside the crew, the sand still cool. Or keep it simple with a quick swim before breakfast as the island wakes slowly around you. By late morning, cruise toward Cala Jondal. Drop anchor close in, toys in the water, lunch served onboard. As the sun begins to lower, step ashore for the evening at Blue Marlin Ibiza. One of the island’s most magnetic spots. Music and energy builds, expect an evening filled with interesting people, (very) big bottles and more…
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1 hour
Cala Jondal - Es Vedra
Today, make a sun salutation to the ultimate Ibizan island. Because Es Vedra sums up Ibiza’s esoteric spirit. This uninhabited island sits on a magnetic fissure and is said to attract UFOs. Daytime? Try freediving or SUP yoga. Evening? Sunset colours Es Vedra like a fireball at cocktail o'clock. Night? Bioluminescent fish zigzag around your yacht’s beach club.
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2 hours
Es vedra - Cala Moli - Cala Xuclar
Slip away at first light from Es Vedra, the rock fading into the morning haze as you trace the coast north. By late morning, drop anchor off Cala Moli for a long, unhurried lunch at El Silencio Ibiza — discreet, design-led, and just removed enough to feel discovered rather than found. As the afternoon softens, continue toward Cala Xuclar. Here, the mood shifts completely. A handful of tables set directly on the sand, water lapping close, simplicity done properly.
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5 hours Overnight
Cala Xuclar - Andratx
A new day, a new island. Wake up in Mallorca with the west coast rising sharply from the sea. Cliffs folding into hidden calas, the Tramuntana mountains catching the early light. Morning? Ease into it with a swim beneath towering rock faces or paddle into caves carved by centuries of salt and swell. Midday? Cruise north with the coastline unravelling beside you, raw and cinematic. Afternoon drops you at Parc Natural de Sa Dragonera. Anchor off turquoise shallows and step ashore where lizards outnumber people and hiking trails trace the spine of the island. Sunset? Dragonera turns silhouette-black against a molten sky, your yacht gently swinging at anchor, the world feeling pleasantly far away.
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2.5 hours
Andratx - Sa Calobra
Sa Calobra is Mallorca’s wild child - a feral beach stranded 60 minutes from the highway. Kayak in to pristine sand hidden by a natural amphitheatre of cliffs. The water is like crystal. Snorkel, SUP or cliff dive with abandon. Lunchtime? Your yacht is the only restaurant for miles around. Enjoy a tapas of gambas al ajillo and jamón ibérico. Then press repeat on the beach.
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3 hours
Sa Calobra - Palma
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard whilst cruising into the port of Palma, if you feel you want to extend your adventure on the east coast of Mallorca or cruise up to the beautiful island of Menorca let us know. You’re most welcome to extend. Drivers will be arranged back to the airport for your onward journey.
Why people love it
- You can go three different ways. 1. Beachaholics, going from perfect beach to perfect beach. 2. Hippies, find yourself on the island with meditation classes or mind-widening experiences. 3. Party-animals, go crazy between some of the biggest DJs in the world and invite them back for an afters on your yacht! And combine all that with fantastic weather, some of the best dive spots in the world and plenty of on-land adventure. Anything is possible in the Balearics!
- It (almost) does not rain!. Sunshine that highlights beaches, islets and dive sites. Warms rock pools, dinner alfresco and local cafés. Each yacht carries sunscreen, parasols and Panama hats. Umbrellas? An unknown concept. Through June, July and August, the Balearic Islands welcome just 2cm of rain.
The Best Dates
Getting There
Itinerary 2: 7 - 14 Days
Mallorca is less an island and more a sequence of perfectly different coastal moods. One moment you are moored below pine-covered cliffs with mountain villages hidden above the shoreline, the next anchored off white sand coves where the water turns almost fluorescent by midday. Along the coast, polished marinas, dramatic headlands, sea caves and beach clubs create a rhythm that feels made for yachting.
- Ideal duration
- 7 - 14 Days
- Best season
- May - September
- Arrive via
- Palma De Mallorca
- Country
- Spain
Day by day
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Day 1
Palma
Palma is a strong opening chapter because it immediately gives you options. Keep it urban and polished with a stroll through the old town below La Seu, or step straight into holiday mode with a late lunch on the water and an easy first night onboard. If the group wants a culinary start, Palma also gives you some of the island’s strongest fine-dining addresses, including Michelin-recognised options such as Marc Fosh and Aromata. For something more relaxed, keep dinner onboard and let the crew set the tone properly, chilled rosé, soft music, and a first-night paella.
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Day 2
Palma - Andratx
The real move here is Cala Llamp and Gran Folies Beach Club, one of the island’s best-known beach club settings, built into the cliffs above the sea with a saltwater pool and panoramic water views. It works perfectly for a long lunch, an afternoon of cocktails, or simply stepping ashore for a few hours of social energy without overcomplicating the day. This stretch suits wakeboarding, paddle relays, snorkelling around the rocky edges of the bay and a sunset tender cruise. In the evening, Andratx works beautifully for a harbour dinner, but it is just as strong for an onboard white-night setup with a DJ.
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1 hour
Andratx - Dragonera Island
This is where you lean into Mallorca’s wild side. The island is protected, uninhabited and beautifully stark, ideal for a morning hike, guided nature walk or a quiet, toy-filled anchorage where the group can really use the boat. This is one of the best places on the route to go full water-sports mode. Seabobs, paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel safaris along the rock edges, even a timed family treasure hunt using the tender and landmarks ashore. For divers, visibility can be excellent in settled weather. A sunset barbecue with the catch-of-the-day here works especially well followed by a movie night on deck under the stars.
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1 hour
Dragonera Island - Valldemossa Marina
Start with coffee and a proper sunrise workout on deck, then cruise with breakfast laid out as the mountains begin to dominate the horizon. This stop is ideal for on-land exploration. A classic-car drive inland through the Tramuntana, a private guide through Valldemossa village, or a longer lunch in Deià. For clients who want serious culinary credibility, El Olivo is Michelin listed and one of the island’s most atmospheric tables. The hotel itself is also perfect for a luxury wellness detour.
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2 hours
Valldemossa Marina - Cap Formentor
Cap Formentor is one of the biggest visual moments on the whole route. Cliffs drop sharply into the sea, the coastline feels far more exposed. Kayak below the cliffs, proper open-water swims, maybe a guided hike or a photographic sunrise session for clients who love a big landscape. It is also now home again to the legendary Four Seasons Resort, explore private dining experiences or a quiet lunch at Llum i Sal. Or have the yacht to yourself as your own private beach club.
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5 hours Overnight
Cap Fermentor - Cala Blanca
Cala Blanca works best as a recovery day with a beautiful anchorage and very little pressure. This is where you let the boat do the work. Morning yoga or mobility on deck, a slow breakfast, then a full toy spread in calm water. Cala Blanca is ideal for family-friendly programming. Kids’ snorkel treasure maps. Paddle races. Sea-bob chasing sessions. A chef-led pizza or pastry workshop in the galley during the hottest part of the day. For adults, keep it easy with floating loungers, chilled wine and a late grilled lunch onboard.
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2.5 hours
Cala Blanca - Cova d’en Xoroi
This stop naturally leans into atmosphere. Cova d’en Xoroi is one of the Balearics’ best-known cliffside venues, built into the rock and famous for its sunset sessions and night programming. Their official programming changes throughout the day, with a dedicated Sunset Time Session and a later Night Session, both with dress code and age restrictions depending on the event. This is the day to turn things up. Start quietly with a swim and relaxed lunch on board, then get everyone ashore and properly styled for sunset drinks in one of the most theatrical settings in the region. If the group is younger and wants energy, carry on into the night session. If not, use it as a dramatic aperitif before returning to the yacht for a chef’s dinner and after-party on deck.
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3 hours
Cova d’en Xoroi - Cala Barca
Cala Barca pulls the pace back down again. It is also a great place for a more curated land-water hybrid day. A short 4x4 inland excursion, a coast walk, or a scavenger-style family treasure hunt ending back at the yacht with smoothies and lunch. For guests who like diving, this zone can work well in settled conditions. For everyone else, it is about beautiful water and an easy, active rhythm. Keep dinner onboard and make it fun.
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Day 9
Cala Barca - Cala Mondragó
Cala Mondragó is one of the strongest natural beach days on the island. It sits within a protected park and has that classic southeast Mallorca combination of white sand, shallow turquoise water and pine trees all the way to the edge of the beach. It is perfect for clients who want “best beach” energy without necessarily needing a scene attached to it. This is where you can go a bit bigger on activities. Guided snorkel trail in the morning. Kayaks and paddleboards exploring the headlands. If the group wants, this is also an easy day for wellness, massage on deck, an outdoor breathwork session, low-intensity training and a slower afternoon.
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Day 10
Cala Mondragó - Cabrera
Cabrera is the final proper wild chapter. Protected, quiet and still feeling very different from mainland Mallorca, it is the sort of stop that resets the trip again before returning to Palma. The water here is often exceptionally clear, and the whole place lends itself to a “final adventure day” mindset. This is where you do the big swim, the final snorkel safari, the morning hike, the toy shootout, or a last serious dive if the group is certified and conditions are right. Cabrera also works beautifully for a final proper chef-led dinner. More elegant than a barbecue. Candles, tasting menu, local wines, everyone dressed for one last great night. Finished with a pirate movie on deck, hot chocolate and popcorn after dinner.
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Day 11
Cabrera - Palma
The final morning is best kept simple. One last swim if timing allows, a big breakfast, maybe a quick marina coffee before disembarkation. If guests are extending their stay in Palma, this is the moment to hand over into city mode, shopping, spa, Michelin dinner, rooftop drinks, whatever fits.
Why people love it
- You can go three different ways. 1. Beachaholics, going from perfect beach to perfect beach. 2. Hippies, find yourself on the island with meditation classes or mind-widening experiences. 3. Party-animals, go crazy between some of the biggest DJs in the world and invite them back for an afters on your yacht! And combine all that with fantastic weather, some of the best dive spots in the world and plenty of on-land adventure. Anything is possible in the Balearics!
- It (almost) does not rain!. Sunshine that highlights beaches, islets and dive sites. Warms rock pools, dinner alfresco and local cafés. Each yacht carries sunscreen, parasols and Panama hats. Umbrellas? An unknown concept. Through June, July and August, the Balearic Islands welcome just 2cm of rain.
The Best Dates
Getting There
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