Active Sailing Cruise in the Balearic Islands – Mallorca and Menorca

Your cruise

Embark on an active sailing cruise from Majorca. From the sea, the island reveals a succession of contrasting landscapes: steep cliffs, nature reserves, sheltered coves and traditional ports.
Sailing alternates between wild anchorages and coastal villages, offering a balance between exploration, life at sea and relaxation. The program is defined with the skipper at the start of the trip, and adapted to the conditions and the crew's rhythm.
Depending on the weather and the group's wishes, the itinerary can be oriented towards a complete tour of Majorca or a crossing to Minorca, in a spirit of safe, participative navigation.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Here are two sample itineraries for your Balearic Cruise from Mallorca: one for a tour of the island, the other for a crossing to Menorca.
Please note that these itineraries are subject to change according to weather conditions.

Tour of Majorca
Day 1 - Embarkation and first sail
After a welcome at the Port of Palma and a presentation of the boat, the yacht gradually leaves the bay for a first sail along the south-west coast. This will allow everyone to find their place on board and familiarize themselves with the essential maneuvers before anchoring for the night.
Day 2 - Heading for Cabrera
We head offshore towards Cabrera Island. The crossing offers an ideal opportunity to work on route planning and onboard coordination. Arrival in this natural park marks a transition to a wilder environment.
Day 3 - Southwest coast and gradual ascent
Leaving Cabrera, we head for Mallorca's west coast. The relief becomes progressively more marked, and the sailing alternates between active phases and breaks at anchor.
Day 4 - Port de Sóller and Serra de Tramuntana
Progress continues along the Serra de Tramuntana, whose cliffs dominate the sea. A stopover is possible at Port de Sóller, offering a contrast between steady sailing and natural shelter.
Day 5 - North coast and large bays
As you pass over the western hills, the coast opens out into the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia. The sailing becomes more open, allowing you to consolidate maneuvers and organization on board. Day
6 - Gradual return south
The yacht gradually heads back down towards the Bay of Palma, following the coastline. This day allows us to deepen our understanding of each other's roles and to anticipate the arrival maneuvers.
Day 7 - Arrival in Palma
Approach sail to Palma and mooring maneuvers, with possible crew participation. Disembarkation according to schedule.

Crossing to Menorca.
Day 1 - Embarkation in Palma
Welcome at the Port of Palma and coastal navigation to prepare the crew for the coming crossing. The basics are gradually laid down before moving further away from the coast.
Day 2 - Crossing to Menorca
We set course for Menorca. This offshore passage is one of the highlights of the trip, involving course management, anticipation of conditions and coordination of maneuvers.
Day 3 - West coast of Menorca
Arrival in the Ciutadella area of Menorca, or in a nearby cove. Navigation continues in a more coastal and sheltered manner
Day 4 - Menorca's south coast
Along the south coast, deep coves and cliffs follow one another. Sailing alternates between active participation and relaxing at anchor.
Day 5 - North or east coast of Menorca
Progress to the north or east coast, depending on conditions, to discover another face of the island and deepen onboard coordination.
Day 6 - Return to Mallorca
Another crossing to Majorca. This stage consolidates the week's achievements and strengthens crew cohesion. Day
7 - Arrival in Palma
The Majorcan coast reappears on the horizon before entering the bay of Palma. Final mooring and disembarkation as planned.