Yacht Chartering in Mallorca

Yacht Chartering in Mallorca

Mallorca isn’t just a summer destination, it’s a year-round lifestyle island. From dramatic cliffs to calm turquoise coves, the island offers some of the best cruising in the western Med. Chartering a yacht here means total freedom. Whether you’re in search of adventure, indulgence, or quiet, off-the-map anchorages, you’ll find it all within easy reach.

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Palma

Palma de Mallorca - a vibrant seaside city where historic streets meet luxury living. It’s the heart of yachting, and the heart of Mallorca, make sure to explore this unforgettable city before you embark on your yacht charter or make sure it is included in your itinerary!

The waterfront is lined with marinas, fine dining, and many renowned designer and boutique shops. It is the perfect blend of culture, luxury and gourmet dining experiences. 

The Southwest: Glamour and golden hours

Cruise west out of Palma and you’ll reach Mallorca’s glitziest stretch of coastline. Puerto Portals is a natural first stop, known for its polished marina, designer boutiques, and upscale dining. Just around the corner, Calanova offers a more relaxed local vibe, perfect for a quiet night onboard or a low-key cocktail ashore.

Further west, Camp de Mar has a peaceful anchorage and a beach restaurant built on a tiny island accessed by footbridge. Nearby, the Gran Folies Beach Club in Cala Llamp is a favourite for its cliffside views and long, lazy lunches. And if you’re in the mood for something more upbeat, drop anchor off Nikki Beach Mallorca for a champagne-fuelled afternoon with music and Mediterranean flair.

This corner of the island is perfect for balancing indulgence and calm, all within short cruising distances.

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The Jurassic Coast: Andratx to Sóller

Mallorca’s west coast is rugged, romantic, and best explored by boat. Cruise past the dramatic cliffs of Sa Foradada, drop anchor at Cala Deià for a scenic lunch, or explore the hidden coves around Valldemossa.

Spend a night moored in the natural harbour at Port de Sóller, with its laid-back charm and backdrop of the Tramuntana Mountains. Further south, Port d’Andratx offers a mix of upscale dining and peaceful coves just around the corner.

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The quiet north: For those who love the road less travelled

Cruising north, you’ll discover remote anchorages like Cala Tuent and Sa Calobra, where the mountains drop dramatically into the sea. These spots are often inaccessible by land, making them all the more special from the water.

This side of Mallorca is less polished, more raw, and ideal for paddleboarding, swimming, and soaking up nature in near silence.

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The south-east: Beaches and swim stops

For a gentler vibe, head east. This is where you’ll find some of Mallorca’s most inviting calas, Cala Mondragó, Cala Llombards, and Cala Figuera, to name a few.

The water is impossibly clear, the anchorages are sheltered, and beach bars dot the coastline for long, lazy lunches. It’s a completely different rhythm to the west, but just as magical.

Why choose Mallorca for a yacht charter?

• Varied coastline: Rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and quiet coves
  
  
• Reliable summer weather: Sun, light breeze, and calm seas from May to October
  
  
• Excellent infrastructure: Marinas, services, and provisioning are top-tier
  
  
• Flexible cruising: Easy to combine with Ibiza or Menorca if you’re feeling adventurous
  
  

Whether you’re looking for a day escape or a full-week itinerary, Mallorca offers everything, without ever needing to rush.

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The Brown’s touch

At Brown’s International Yachts, we know Mallorca like locals. We’ll help you find the right yacht, map out your route, and sort everything from lunch reservations to paddleboard gear.

We believe in yachting without the stress, just pure freedom, great service, and exceptional destinations.

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To book your dream Mallorca Charter, make sure to get in touch with Jen today:

+44 7719 494 292

charters@browns-international.com