Cabrera National Park

Just 10 nautical miles south of Mallorca lies the Cabrera Archipelago, a chain of 19 uninhabited islands and islets forming Spain's largest national park. A designated Specially Protected Area of Mediterranean Importance, it is a haven for wildlife, including Eleonora's falcons, Balearic shearwaters, and the endemic Lilford's wall lizard. Chartering a private yacht is the ultimate way to experience its pristine nature, as access is strictly limited to preserve its delicate ecosystem. Our crew handles all necessary permits, ensuring your visit is seamless and respectful of this fragile environment.

A typical full-day charter departs from the nearby port of Colonia de Sant Jordi, offering a swift 45-60 minute journey to the heart of the park. Longer, more leisurely routes from Palma are also popular, allowing you to savour the stunning Mallorcan coastline en route. Once in Cabrera, we typically anchor in the main harbour, a stunning natural bay watched over by a 14th-century castle. The absolute highlight for most is a visit to the Cova Blava (Blue Cave), a spectacular sea cave on the north coast where the afternoon sun illuminates the water, creating an ethereal blue glow. Swimming here is an unforgettable experience.

Larger, longer-range yachts are the most comfortable choice for a Cabrera day, given the open-water crossing from Mallorca. Crew, catering, water toys and any national-park navigation or anchoring authorisation are confirmed for your yacht and date before booking.