Isole Baleari
Spain – Balearic Islands
A fascinating archipelago in the heart of the Mediterranean, perfect to explore by boat. The Balearics offer a unique mix of crystal-clear waters, hidden coves, spectacular cliffs and villages with authentic charm. Each island has a different soul: from lively Ibiza to wild Menorca, from worldly Majorca to paradisiacal Formentera. Sailing between these islands means discovering new breathtaking panoramas every day, perfect backdrops for snorkelling and exclusive bays where you can relax in total freedom.
Majorca: Majorca’s coastline is a succession of spectacular coves and cliffs. In the north, the bay of Pollença and Cap de Formentor offer breathtaking views, while the east coast is dotted with coves such as Cala Varques, Cala Romántica and Cala Mondragó. The south is home to the paradisiacal beaches of Es Trenc and Cala Pi, while to the west, amidst the cliffs of the Sierra de Tramuntana, lie the striking Sa Calobra and Cala Deia.
Menorca: A perfect island for those seeking crystal-clear waters and unspoilt nature. The south coast is famous for postcard-perfect beaches such as Cala Macarella, Cala Mitjana and Son Saura, which are ideal for anchorages. To the north, the wild bays of Cala Pregonda, Cala Tortuga and Cala Pilar offer more authentic and less frequented scenery. Don’t miss a visit to Ciutadella, the picturesque capital of the island, with its historic centre overlooking the sea and characteristic harbour. Minorca is surrounded by numerous sea caves that can be explored by boat.
Ibiza: In addition to its famous nightlife, Ibiza is a paradise for sailing. The west coast offers incredible sunsets from Cala Conta and Cala Bassa, while to the south, Cala Jondal and Sa Caleta offer perfect backdrops for snorkelling. To the north, the calm waters of Cala Xarraca and Cala Benirrás are perfect for a day of relaxation. Don’t miss the excursion to the islet of Es Vedrà, surrounded by legends and turquoise waters.
Formentera: The island of Caribbean beaches, ideal for a relaxing cruise. Ses Illetes and Llevant, in the Ses Salines Natural Park, are among the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. Cala Saona, with its calm waters and caves to explore, is perfect for mooring. To the south, Caló des Mort and Es Migjorn offer more secluded corners where you can enjoy the sea in total tranquillity.
