Yachting Balearic Islands: discover the magic of the Spanish archipelago

Why choose the Balearic Islands as a sailing destination

Each of the main islands of the Balearic Islands has its own unique charm and atmosphere. Mallorca is a paradise for history and architecture lovers, Menorca will welcome you with its wild nature and tranquility, Ibiza proves that it is not just about partying but also harbours a rich cultural heritage, and Formentera? The latter is synonymous with quiet beaches and relaxation. Whether you're a romantic looking for shelter from civilisation or an adventurer eager to explore, the Balearics will leave you in no doubt. Each island is like a different world - the same water, but a completely different story.

Ideal conditions for beginners and experienced sailors

Beginners will appreciate the calm waters of the sheltered bays and the good weather. The Mediterranean sea in the Balearics is like a silk tablecloth in season - smooth and welcoming. More experienced skippers will be delighted by the sail training conditions and the occasional breeze or shifting winds that remind you why you love sailing so much. And if you dare to master off the north coast of Menorca during the winter? Then you're a real badass!

Mallorca - history and beautiful harbours

Mallorca is the heart of the Balearic Islands. This place will blow you away with its combination of historical monuments, breathtaking natural scenery and beautiful harbours. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Palma de Mallorca is a monumental Gothic pearl that should not be missed. And what about the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana mountain range? Well, just awesome! And the marinas? As a picture - like Puerto Andratx or Port de Sóller are places to have a glass of sangria overlooking the moored boats.

Menorca - a natural paradise and quiet coves

Unlike its bigger sister Mallorca, Menorca keeps its leisurely pace. It's greener, quieter and less touristy. An ideal choice for those looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Natural coves like Cala Macarella or Cala Pregonda are ideal anchorages. And if you fancy a land adventure? Take a hike along the Camí de Cavalls, an ancient trail that circles the entire island.

Ibiza - not just a party destination

When you say Ibiza, most people think of endless parties in the best clubs in the world. But this "white island pearl" offers so much more! The historic centre of Dalt Vila with its Renaissance walls will take you back in time. If you're a fan of diving, the posidonia meadows between Ibiza and Formentera (UNESCO-listed) are a must.

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Formentera - a haven of peace and beautiful beaches

Formentera is a tiny oasis of calm with endless sandy beaches that will take your breath away. Ses Illetes has even been named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. This little beauty is the perfect place for those who want to slow down and just be.

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Weather and sailing conditions during the year

The weather in the Balearics is a Mediterranean classic - sunny from May to October with ideal temperatures around 25-30°C. The water in the sea is warm enough for bathing even the hardened winterwalkers. Just watch out for the master during the winter months - it's not a matter for the faint hearted!

The weather in the Balearics is a Mediterranean classic - sunny from May to October with ideal temperatures around 25-30°C. The water in the sea is warm enough for bathing even the hardened winterwalkers. Just watch out for the master during the winter months - it's not a matter for the faint hearted!