7 Days in The Balearics

Discover turquoise island bays, renowned beach clubs, and sophisticated marina life across Ibiza, Formentera, and Mallorca.

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7 Days 6 Nights

Ibiza Town to Palma

Itinerary Overview

he Balearic Islands combine dramatic cliffs, wide beaches, remote coves, historic towns, and well-equipped yachting harbours. This seven-day route moves from Ibiza Town to Palma, connecting Formentera, Cala Jondal, Port d’Andratx, Port de Sóller, and Puerto Portals. From the calm shallows of Formentera to Ibiza’s celebrated beach clubs, and from Mallorca’s Tramuntana coastline to Palma’s historic waterfront, the route offers a strong mix of island discovery and refined shoreside experiences. It is ideal for guests looking for swimming, dining, nightlife, scenic cruising, and time in secluded bays.

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    Itinerary Starting Point

    Ibiza Town

    Historic streets and cosmopolitan island energy

    Begin in Ibiza Town, home to a lively marina, sophisticated restaurants, and the historic streets of Dalt Vila. Guests can settle onboard, explore the old town, dine overlooking the harbour, or enjoy the island’s evening atmosphere. Return to the yacht for a relaxed first night in one of the Balearics’ most recognisable ports.

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    11 NM

    Formentera

    Clear shallows and relaxed island living

    Cruise south to Formentera, known for its pale beaches, transparent water, and unhurried atmosphere. Guests can swim near Ses Illetes, explore the coastline by tender, cycle across the island, or enjoy lunch at a beachfront restaurant. Spend the evening at anchor with sunset drinks and dinner onboard.

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    10 NM

    Cala Jondal

    Beach clubs and sheltered island waters

    Return to Ibiza and anchor at Cala Jondal, one of the island’s leading beach club destinations. The day may include swimming, paddleboarding, a long waterfront lunch, or relaxing ashore with attentive service. Return onboard for sunset cocktails before enjoying Ibiza’s dining or nightlife.

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    65 NM

    Port d’Andratx

    A refined harbour beneath the Tramuntana mountains

    Depart early for the open-water crossing to Mallorca, enjoying breakfast and time on deck during the passage. Arrive in Port d’Andratx, known for its sheltered harbour, waterfront restaurants, galleries, and polished summer atmosphere. Spend the evening exploring ashore or dining beside the marina.

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    21 NM

    Port de Sóller

    Mountain scenery and a protected natural harbour

    Cruise around Mallorca’s western coastline towards Port de Sóller, passing the dramatic landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana. Guests can swim in a quiet cove, explore Sóller by historic tram, visit nearby villages, or enjoy seafood beside the harbour. End the day with mountain views and a peaceful evening onboard.

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    17 NM

    Puerto Portals

    Luxury marina life on Mallorca’s south-west coast

    Continue towards Puerto Portals, a renowned marina surrounded by stylish restaurants, boutiques, and beach clubs. Guests can enjoy watersports during the passage, relax at a nearby beach, or spend the afternoon shopping and dining ashore. The evening combines Mallorca’s sophisticated marina atmosphere with the privacy of the yacht.

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    4 NM

    Palma

    Historic architecture beside a grand natural bay

    Cruise into the Bay of Palma for the final morning of the charter. Guests can enjoy breakfast onboard before exploring the cathedral, historic streets, galleries, and boutiques of Mallorca’s capital. Disembark in Palma after a week of island anchorages, beach clubs, scenic passages, and celebrated Mediterranean ports.