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

Meet in the late afternoon at the port of La Lonja, in the heart of Palma's historic center. Dominated by its famous Gothic cathedral, the Mallorcan capital blends Mediterranean elegance, bustling streets, and sun-drenched terraces. After a warm welcome from the crew and settling into your cabins, your catamaran gently leaves the harbor to head towards Cap Enderrocat. This wild coastline, bordered by limestone cliffs and ancient military fortifications, offers a first glimpse of the unspoiled character of southern Mallorca. Enjoy your first sundowner facing the sunset, followed by dinner on board and a night at anchor.

The day begins with a short sail to Cala Pi. Carved deeply into the coast, this spectacular cove forms a true Mediterranean fjord. At the end of this narrow valley bordered by golden cliffs hides a beautiful fine-sand beach, ideal for a swim or a stroll ashore. You then continue your cruise to Es Carbó. More discreet than its famous neighbor Es Trenc, this long, wild beach captivates with its white sand, crystal-clear waters, and preserved natural environment. Lunch is served at anchor, facing a landscape still largely untouched by urban development. In the late afternoon, arrive at Cala Mondragó, located in the heart of a protected natural park where pine forests, limestone cliffs, and small sandy beaches alternate. Dinner and night at anchor.

The morning is dedicated to exploring Cala d'Or. With its white houses inspired by Ibiza's architecture, its pleasant marina, and its numerous boutiques, this seaside resort boasts an elegant and relaxed atmosphere. It is the perfect opportunity to stroll ashore before heading back to your catamaran. After lunch and an afternoon filled with swimming and relaxation, your crew sets sail in the evening for the crossing to Menorca. As the boat sails towards the most secluded of the Balearic Islands, everyone enjoys dinner before a night rocked by the sea.

At dawn, your catamaran arrives on the southern coast of Menorca. After a few hours of rest facing the long, wild beaches of Binigaus and Santo Tomás, the day is dedicated to discovering Menorca's famous calas. While these coves attract thousands of visitors every summer, admiring them from the sea remains by far the most beautiful way to experience them. While summer holidaymakers gather on the few beaches accessible by road, your catamaran quietly glides along this entire preserved coastline. Cala Mitjana, Cala Mitjaneta, Cala Trebalúger, Cala Macarella, and Cala Turqueta reveal themselves one after another. From the boat's deck, the colors of the water take on another dimension, shifting from deep blue to the most vibrant turquoise. Between swims, you can enjoy the sea breeze, far from the heat of the busy trails and crowded beaches. A true front-row seat to one of the most beautiful coastlines in the Mediterranean. In the late afternoon, arrive at Cala Son Saura. Dinner and night at anchor.

The morning is dedicated to relaxation. Swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, or simply sunbathing... everyone enjoys the translucent waters of Cala Son Saura at their own pace before lunch. In the early afternoon, a short sail takes you to Ciutadella. The former capital of Menorca, this elegant city immediately charms with its natural harbor carved into the rock, its palaces, its cobblestone streets, and its many lively terraces. The afternoon is free to explore the town, do some shopping, or enjoy an ice cream while strolling through its historic center. Dinner on board and night at anchor facing Ciutadella.

An early morning departure for the return crossing to Mallorca. Breakfast is served while underway as the catamaran heads toward the southwest of the Balearics. With a bit of luck, a few dolphins might come and swim along the boat. At lunchtime, arrive at Cala Magraner. Protected by high limestone cliffs, this wild cove offers a magnificent contrast between ochre rock, pine trees, and turquoise waters. In the afternoon, a short sail leads to Cala Serena. This small, peaceful cala provides an ideal final anchorage on Mallorca's east coast. Dinner and night at anchor.

Your final day begins with a sail toward Es Trenc, one of Mallorca's most iconic beaches. Its immense ribbon of white sand, shallow turquoise waters, and preserved natural environment often draw comparisons to the most beautiful tropical beaches. Lunch is served at anchor facing this exceptional scenery. In the afternoon, depending on weather conditions and crowds, your captain will choose one last swimming stop in one of the lovely coves along Mallorca's southern coast. A final interlude to enjoy the crystal-clear waters before sailing back to Palma. At the end of the day, your catamaran drops anchor in front of Palma's impressive cathedral. Illuminated at nightfall, it provides a breathtaking backdrop for your final evening on board. Dinner and night at anchor beneath the cathedral.

After a short sail back to the port of La Lonja, disembarkation takes place around 9:00 AM. It is time to say goodbye to your catamaran after a week of discovering the most beautiful coastlines of Mallorca and Menorca, filled with secluded coves, Mediterranean villages, and exceptional anchorages.