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The grand Balearic voyage — from Mallorca to Menorca and back, exploring two islands, ancient harbours, and the Mediterranean's most beautiful coves
The 5-Day Balearic Island Hopping is our most ambitious multi-day charter — a grand voyage from Mallorca to Menorca and back that covers 210 nautical miles across two islands. You'll explore Mallorca's hidden east coast, make the exciting open-sea crossing to Menorca, and spend three days discovering the smaller island's legendary turquoise coves, historic port cities, and world-famous gastronomy. From the baroque splendour of Ciutadella to the lobster stew of Fornells, from the turquoise perfection of Cala Macarella to the vast natural harbour of Mahón, this itinerary reveals the very best of the Balearic Islands.
Complete 3-day route. Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.

Mallorca's southeast coast — hidden coves, nature reserves, and an overnight in a traditional fishing harbour
Distance
40 nautical miles
From
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
To
Porto Colom
The first day takes you along Mallorca's beautiful southeast coast, far from the tourist crowds. After departing Palma, you cruise to the protected natural park of Cala Mondragó — two connected beaches with crystal-clear water and pine forest. Continue to the photogenic fishing village of Cala Figuera, where traditional boathouses line a dramatic fjord-like inlet. Pass the spectacular natural rock arch of Es Pontàs before arriving at Porto Colom, one of Mallorca's most authentic harbours. The colourful waterfront is lined with excellent seafood restaurants — the perfect setting for your first evening.
Depart Palma heading southeast along the coast. The Bay of Palma opens up behind you as you set course for the island's quieter eastern shore.
A protected natural park with two connected beaches — S'Amarador and Mondragó. Crystal-clear water, Posidonia seagrass meadows, and pine forest.
A dramatic fjord-like inlet lined with traditional boathouses. Lunch at anchor in one of Mallorca's most photogenic fishing villages.
A spectacular natural rock arch rising from the sea — one of Mallorca's most photographed landmarks. Swim beneath the arch and explore the surrounding caves.
Arrive at one of Mallorca's most authentic fishing harbours. The colourful boathouses line the waterfront, and excellent restaurants serve the day's catch. Overnight in the harbour.
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