The Balearic Islands are a group of islands located in the Western Mediterranean Sea.
This beautiful archipelago, known for its crystal-clear blue waters and rugged coastlines, is a long-standing hot spot for yachting enthusiasts.
With each island offering its own unique character, there is something in the Balearic for everyone.
Let’s embark on a little journey to discover more about Ibiza, Mallorca, and Menorca.
Ibiza
Ibiza is the perfect jet-set destination!
Enjoy the island’s beautiful coves and beaches by day, and hop-off for some gourmet food and cocktails at one of the many beach clubs this island has to offer.
Our tip: It’s no secret that Ibiza hosts some of the most exciting parties around the world. For a more exclusive and laid-back atmosphere, we recommend a healthy breakfast and yoga at ‘Amante Beach’, an unforgettable lunch festivity at ‘Cala Jondal’, and sophisticated dining by the sea with sunset drinks at ‘Experimental Beach’.
Mallorca
Palma de Mallorca or Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and is often referred to as the “Queen of the Mediterranean.”
It’s known for its luxurious resorts and great shopping.
This island is a perfect destination for travelers seeking historical sites, famous marinas, and natural beauty.
Mallorca has a number of world-class golf courses, including the ‘Son Gual Golf Club’ and the ‘Alcanada Golf Club’.
Our tip: Get lost in the little streets surrounding ‘La Seu Cathedral’. This magnificent Gothic cathedral in the center of Palma will take you back in time.
Another must-do is to take the wooden train up to the little town of ‘Soller’ or visit the historic monastery ‘Valdemossa’ with its beautiful gardens, once home to the famous composer Chopin and writer George Sand.
Menorca
Compared to its sister islands, Menorca breathes a much more peaceful atmosphere.
It is known for its unspoiled natural beauty which makes it a great destination for nature lovers.
The Balearic islands are gifted with exquisite beaches, and Menorca scores the highest on this list.
Some of the most secluded and pristine include ‘Cala Macarella’, ‘Cala Mitjana’, and ‘Cala Pregonda’.
Indulge in local cuisine in Menorca: known for its delicious seafood, like fresh lobster, prawns, and sea bass.
Our tip: Sample some of the island’s best cuisine at one of its high-end restaurants like ‘Mon Restaurant Fonda’.
Enjoy a glass of locally produced gin or wine at ‘Bodegas Binifadet Menorca’ or take in a breathtaking sunset when seated in the rocks at ‘Cova Den Xoroi’.
In conclusion, each island in the Balearics has its own unique character.
Whether you’re seeking a party, historical sights, buzzing marinas, or an escape in nature, there’s a vibe for everyone.
Exploring them by boat is by far the most ideal way to get the most out of your time in the region.
Contact us and we will help plan your perfect travel itinerary.
So why not indulge yourself?
Explore our fleet available for charter in the Balearics over the summer.
