Majorca-Minorca - 8 days cruise
To the Balearic Islands, Mallorca and Menorca

Meet at Palma's Port de la Lonja in the late afternoon. This historic district immediately immerses you in a warm Mediterranean atmosphere: cobbled streets, lively cafés, and the majestic silhouette of the Gothic cathedral watching over the port.

After being welcomed by the crew, you'll leave the marina smoothly. Head east to Cala Pi. This deep cove forms a narrow inlet between two golden cliffs. In the background, a beach of blond sand, lined with pine trees, where the water takes on emerald hues at the end of the day. Perfect for a first dip before an aperitif. 
Dinner and overnight at anchor, under the stars.

This morning, we head east to Majorca. Following the coastline, you reach Cala Figuera, a still-active fishing port, where colorful boats meet passing schooners. The village seems suspended in time, with its green-shuttered houses, stone staircases and fishing nets drying in the sun. A coffee on the quay, a little local shopping, and we're off again in the direction of Cala d'Or, whose many coves make an ideal stopover for lunch and a swim. Its coves, nestled between clear cliffs, shelter water of incredible transparency. Paddleboarders can glide along flush with the rocks. 
Overnight at anchor in one of Cala d'Or's sheltered coves.

Today's sailing will be short but full of wonders! You enter the Mondragó Natural Park, listed for its rich biodiversity. Limestone cliffs, dense pine forests, unspoilt beaches and coastal paths form a picture of great gentleness.

After a stopover at Cala Mondragó for a refreshing swim, we'll head for the afternoon and overnight anchorage at the larger, wilder Cala S'Amarador. Between the two calas, a cliffside path is ideal for soaking up the natural surroundings. 
In the evening, only birds and cicadas stir the warm air.
Night at anchor.

Early in the morning, it's off to Menorca, the most unspoiled island in the Balearic archipelago. You're sure to come across some dolphins during this beautiful six-hour sail. On arrival, a gift awaits you: Cala Mitjana! A pristine cove surrounded by white cliffs, accessible only by boat or via a steep path. The water is limpid and turquoise, bordered by a dense forest of pines and junipers. A magical swim before a peaceful evening at anchor, away from it all.

You leave Cala Mitjana to follow Menorca's west coast to Ciutadella. Once the island's capital, this town with its aristocratic charm will seduce you with its ochre stone streets, cathedral and lively squares. The small harbour carved out of the rock is a marvel. Stroll along, sip a granizado and visit a market before setting sail again for the south of Menorca.

Cala Turqueta awaits you: white sand, clear cliffs, wind-sculpted pine trees. The place lives up to its name. A dream cove for an afternoon of relaxation, snorkeling and unforgettable sunset.
Overnight at anchor in Cala Turqueta.

In the early morning, head west for the return to Mallorca. You'll reach Es Trenc for lunch. Es Trenc is one of the island's most famous beaches: a long ribbon of white sand bordered by shallow waters, but also a protected natural area, bordered by salt marshes where flamingos and other wading birds nest. Nearby, the Campos salt pans produce dazzling white salt. A perfect place for a stroll or a moment suspended between sea and sky.
Dinner and overnight at anchor.

Last day of coastal sailing, but we're not taking our foot off the gas. This morning, we head west along the long beaches of southern Mallorca.
Lunch break at Cala Blava, a pretty cove with crystal-clear waters, less crowded than its neighbors. Perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
In the afternoon, a final sail to Cala Portals Vells, an hour from Palma. This discreet bay is home to three small beaches, caves carved into the cliffs, and a late-day light that makes you want to slow down.
Swim, paddle or stroll ashore before a final evening on board, with shared memories and starry skies.
Night at anchor.

Morning sail to Palma. As the cathedral reappears on the horizon, we slowly return to the real world. Disembarkation at 9 a.m. after breakfast on board.