🌇 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.

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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 🚤🌅

High Season - June to September

8 hours

€1,050 for up to 8 people + €250 for crew

+€120 per extra person

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4 hours  

€700 for up to 8 people + €250 for crew

+€100 per extra person

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Low Season - Rest of the year

8 hours

€850 for up to 8 people + €250 for crew

+€110 per extra person

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4 hours  

€560 for up to 8 people + €250 for crew

+€90 per extra person

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🥙 Snacks: Tortilla, chips, olives, cheeses and ham, fruits, hummus, etc.

🍻 Drinks: Beers, water and soft drinks.

⚓Crew and final cleaning €250 cash

🏄🏼🥽Paddle surfing and snorkeling included

📍Port of Palma

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