Mallorca Discovery Tour – 6 Days

DAY 1 FROM PALMA TO SA RÁPITA (25 NAUTICAL MILES)

Your exploration begins in beautiful Palma de Mallorca. In this vibrant city, you can enjoy a leisurely breakfast in one of the many restaurants or stock up on supplies at the supermarket before setting off on your adventure. A stroll through Palma is always worthwhile, as the city boasts a wealth of attractions, such as the Palma Cathedral (Le Seu) and the Palma Aquarium, which is sure to fascinate visitors of all ages. Once you're ready to go, you'll cruise along the rugged coastline and can make a detour to one of the many anchorages to admire the scenery or go snorkeling.

Upon arriving in Sa Rápita, you have a choice: relax on the protected natural beach of Es Trenc or visit one of the many restaurants and bars just a few meters away. We recommend S'Oratge Restaurant. The friendly, multilingual staff will be happy to welcome you, and the menu offers a selection of creative dishes. If you haven't already stocked up in Palma, you'll have the opportunity to visit the local mini-supermarket in Sa Rápita.

DAY 2 FROM SA RÁPITA TO PORTOCOLOM (25 NAUTICAL MILES)

After a leisurely breakfast at one of the local restaurants, we continue on to Portocolom. There will definitely be enough time for a short stop at Cala Mondragó. It's one of the most famous coves on the east coast and offers visitors a picturesque setting with arguably the most beautiful blue sea on the island, perfect for relaxation. The restaurant Sa Font de n'Alis offers the opportunity to grab a snack before continuing on to Portocolom.

Upon arriving at the medium-sized marina "Club Nautico Porto Colom," you'll find a wide selection of restaurants and bars along the harbor promenade. A visual highlight is the many colorful boathouses located in the southwestern part of the bay. We recommend Restaurant Sa Llotja, which prepares delicious, upscale Mallorcan menus using fresh ingredients. (Reservations and inquiries can be made by calling +34 971 825165 or visiting www.restaurantsallotjaportocolom.com)

DAY 3 FROM PORTOCOLOM TO PORTO CRISTO (10 NAUTICAL MILES)

You begin the third day of your exploration with a leisurely breakfast, after which you can set off at your own pace to discover the many beautiful coves of the island that you'll encounter on your route to Porto Cristo. Among them is the picturesque Cala Barcas cove. The turquoise waters of the cove are captivating. On the north side, cliffs rise, featuring Cala Barcas's iconic rock arch. Take some time to relax in the water and enjoy the scenic landscape before continuing your journey. Nearby is Cala Falcó, a small but enchanting cove with a wonderful sandy beach, clear water, and shaded sunbathing areas.

Upon arriving in Porto Cristo, you can immerse yourself in the charm of this harbor town. The fjord-like cliffs surrounding the harbor offer excellent shelter and ample mooring, allowing you to enjoy dinner at one of the local restaurants. Restaurant Roland, for example, offers international market cuisine with seasonal ingredients and a wonderful ambiance, perfect for ending the day.

DAY 4 FROM PORTO CRISTO TO CALA FIGUERA (15 NAUTICAL MILES)

Due to the limited number of berths, advance booking is recommended. Once you arrive in Cala Figuera, however, a wonderful scene awaits you, with numerous fishing boats that underscore the bay's special charm. Be sure to visit the old harbor area of Cala Figuera to soak up and fully enjoy the unique, relaxed atmosphere of this old fishing village. Take some time to relax in one of the many bars with a cold beer and watch the fishermen haul in their catch, mend their nets, or repair their boats. In the evening, you can savor what is arguably the freshest fish on the island in the local restaurants with a direct view of the sunset, before setting off for the next leg of your journey tomorrow.

DAY 5 FROM CALA FIGUERA TO CABRERA (15 NAUTICAL MILES)

Over the next 15 nautical miles, a multitude of coves await, all worth a stop. These include Cala Santanyi and Cala Llombards. Cala Caragol is another must-see. This somewhat secluded beach, surrounded by nature, offers calm waters and is the perfect place to relax and dip your toes in the warm sand.

Since anchoring is only possible at buoys on Cabrera, you should definitely reserve in advance (http://www.reservasparquesnacionales.es/).

DAY 6 FROM CABRERA TO PALMA (30 NAUTICAL MILES)

The final day of your exploration has arrived. After breakfast on board, you have a choice: either head for the bays and beaches of Colonia Sant Jordi or the wooded gorge of Cala Pi in the south of the island. The bright, well-maintained sandy beach offers fantastic water conditions for swimming or snorkeling. A small beach bar (chiringuito) on site provides the opportunity to refuel or relax with a cocktail.

In the evening, you'll arrive back at your home port of Palma. After our team has taken charge of the yacht, you're welcome to enjoy a farewell dinner at one of the many trendy restaurants. Sit back, look at the photos and videos you've taken, and reminisce about your adventure.