Majorca is the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, is a sailing paradise with stunning coves, turquoise waters, charming seaside towns, and inland cultural gems. Here's a 10-day sailing itinerary with a mix of anchorages, marinas, and onshore experiences :-
Day 1: Palma de Mallorca (Start)
Harbour: Real Club Náutico de Palma or Marina Port de Mallorca
Onshore: Explore Palma Cathedral (La Seu), Bellver Castle, and the old town. Dine in Santa Catalina.
Note: Provision your boat here.
Day 2: Palma to Port d’Andratx
Distance: ~20 NM
Harbour: Moor in the scenic Port d’Andratx
Onshore: Hike to La Trapa ruins or enjoy boutique shopping and seafood along the waterfront.
Day 3: Port d’Andratx to Cala Deià (via Sa Dragonera)
Distance: ~25 NM
Stop at: Sa Dragonera island for a short hike and swim (nature reserve)
Anchor at: Cala Deià (daytime anchorage only)
Onshore: Walk up to the picturesque village of Deià and visit the house of poet Robert Graves.
Day 4: Cala Deià to Port de Sóller
Distance: ~10 NM
Harbour: Port de Sóller Marina
Onshore: Take the vintage tram to Sóller town, explore local markets, or hike into the Tramuntana mountains.
Day 5: Port de Sóller to Cala Tuent or Sa Calobra
Distance: ~8 NM
Anchor at: Cala Tuent or Sa Calobra
Onshore: Visit Torrent de Pareis gorge (one of Mallorca's natural wonders), great for a short hike and photos.
Day 6: Long Sail to Port de Pollença
Distance: ~35 NM
Harbour: Club Nàutic Port de Pollença
Onshore: Relax on long beaches or bike to Cap de Formentor (spectacular views).
Day 7: Pollença to Alcúdia
Distance: ~10 NM
Harbour: Port d’Alcúdia Marina
Onshore: Explore Alcúdia’s walled old town, Roman ruins, and local markets.
Day 8: Alcúdia to Cala Rajada
Distance: ~20 NM
Anchor or dock at: Cala Rajada
Onshore: Enjoy the beaches and nightlife, or walk to the historic lighthouse, Faro de Capdepera.
Day 9: Cala Rajada to Cala d'Or
Distance: ~20 NM
Harbour: Marina de Cala d'Or
Onshore: Chill in stylish bars, enjoy a beach day, or visit the caves of Drach nearby (in Porto Cristo).
Day 10: Return to Palma (via Cabrera if time allows)
Distance: ~40 NM direct / Add Cabrera detour for overnight stay
Optional: Stop at Cabrera National Park for hiking, snorkeling, and a peaceful final night.
Back to Palma: Return yacht and enjoy a final dinner in the old town.
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