🌇 Palma – Mediterranean elegance and hidden coves

Palma , the capital of Mallorca, is much more than a city: it's the perfect starting point for exploring the island's southwest coast. With its imposing seafront cathedral, vibrant promenade, and world-class marina, Palma combines history, modernity, and the sea in one place.

📍 Nearby coves from the Port of Palma

• Cala Illetas
  Just a 15-minute boat ride away, this cove stands out for its crystal-clear waters and exclusive atmosphere. Ideal for anchoring and enjoying a peaceful swim near beach clubs and restaurants.
• Cala Comtessa
  is small and sheltered, with a light sandy bottom and perfect waters for snorkeling. A very popular spot with locals.
• Cala Portals Vells:
  Further away, but spectacular. Three small coves with turquoise waters surrounded by nature, low cliffs and sea caves.
• Cala El Mago
  is intimate and charming. Its natural surroundings and crystal-clear waters make it a must-see stop on any trip.
• Sa Porrassa Island (Magaluf)
  A small island opposite Magaluf beach, ideal for anchoring, paddle surfing or snorkeling in calm waters.

Sailing from Palma lets you combine the best of the city with the tranquility of unspoiled coves and unique coastal landscapes.
A perfect way to enjoy Mallorca from the sea 🚤🌅

🛥️ Catamaran Features

📏 Length: 15.23 meters
📐 Beam: 7.43 meters
📉 Draft: 1.35 meters
⚙️ Engines: 2 x Yanmar 75 HP
👥 Maximum capacity: 45 people
🚻 Bathrooms: 2 (one for ladies and one for gentlemen)
🪜 Swim ladders: 2 at the stern
🛳️ Two-level deck:
• Upper: teak wood surface
• Lower: large shaded area
📍 Home port: Palma

✅ Included on board at no extra cost:

• 🏄 Paddle Surf
• 🤿 Snorkel masks

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