
7-Day Grand Balearic Voyage
Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera, and Cabrera in a 262-nautical-mile week
Route Overview
This seven-day route links Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and the Cabrera archipelago. After Port d'Andratx and a first night near Sa Dragonera, the yacht crosses to Ibiza for Cala Conta, Es Vedrà and nights in Sant Antoni and Ibiza Town. Formentera follows with Ses Illetes and Cala Saona, then a crossing to Cabrera for the Blue Cave and a night on a mooring buoy. The last two days follow Mallorca's east coast via Cala Varques and Porto Cristo, then Cap de Formentor, before the return to Palma. The open-sea crossings depend on settled weather, and berths, moorings and permits are confirmed in the proposal.
Full Route Map
Complete 3-day route. Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.
Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Palma → Port d'Andratx → Sa Dragonera
The southwest coast and an overnight at Dragon Island nature reserve
Distance
25 nautical miles
From
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
To
Sa Dragonera
A relaxed departure on Day 1. The week stretches ahead with no rush.
Marina Cuarentena, Palma
A relaxed departure on Day 1. The week stretches ahead with no rush.
Portals Vells
Three small beaches and a 15th-century cave chapel. First swim of the week in clear water.
Port d'Andratx
OvernightA sought-after harbour in Mallorca. Lunch ashore at a waterfront restaurant, with views of superyachts.
Best For
Trip Highlights
Current day rate from
Multi-day prices, minimum stays and availability are quoted for your dates and yacht. (7 days / 6 nights)
Lowest current day rate among the suggested yachts. Fuel, extras and VAT treatment are confirmed in the quote.
Seasonal Guide
Best months
★ = Peak month
Water temp
23–28°C
Crowds
Moderate
Sea conditions
Three open-sea crossings require settled weather windows. Fast yacht advised (20+ kts).
Permit required
Formentera anchorage permits and a Cabrera mooring buoy reservation are required; arrangements and any cost are confirmed in your proposal.
Book This Trip
Recommended yachts for this route:
To confirm in your proposal
- Professional captain and crew for 7 days
- Professional navigation and route planning
- Water sports equipment (paddleboard, snorkel gear, kayak, sea bob)
- Gourmet catering for 7 days (breakfast, lunch, dinner, beverages, premium wines)
- Marina Botafoch berth (Ibiza)
- Formentera anchoring permits
- Cabrera National Park mooring permit
- Porto Cristo harbour fees
- Bed linen and towels for all overnight stays
- Daily cabin housekeeping
Important Notes
- This is our longest itinerary at 262 nautical miles with three open-sea crossings. A fast motor yacht (20+ knots) with extended range is essential.
- The Formentera–Cabrera crossing (Day 5, 74 NM) is the longest single passage. Your captain may adjust the schedule based on weather.
- Permits, berths and mooring buoys are requested in advance where required; availability and costs are confirmed in your proposal.
- Overnight accommodation is on the yacht throughout. Cabin layout, air conditioning and bathrooms vary by yacht.
- The itinerary can be customised — spend more time in Ibiza/Formentera or add Menorca for a 10-day version.
- Available on yachts with overnight capability and sufficient range. Ask our team which current yachts suit this route.
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