
15 Best Calas in Mallorca to Reach by Yacht
Compare 15 Mallorca coves that are best enjoyed from the sea, with anchoring notes, seabed protections and route conditions to confirm with the selected yacht's captain.

The Southern Route — Mallorca's most famous beach, Colònia de Sant Jordi, and views of the Cabrera archipelago
Head south from Palma along the coast to Es Trenc — Mallorca's most famous beach with Caribbean-white sand and turquoise water. Continue to Colònia de Sant Jordi for lunch, then cruise past the Cabrera archipelago (a national maritime-terrestrial park) before returning along the dramatic cliff coast via Cala Pi. This route offers the most diverse scenery on the island.
Depart Palma heading southeast across the bay
Anchor off Mallorca's most famous beach — 3km of Caribbean-white sand and turquoise water, protected from development
Charming fishing village with waterfront restaurants and views across to the Cabrera archipelago
Dramatic cliff-lined cove with deep turquoise water — one of Mallorca's most photogenic swimming spots
Coastal sunset cruise back to Palma
Click markers for stop details. Actual route may vary based on weather and sea conditions.
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Catering, beverages and water toys can be added where the selected yacht offers them.
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Compare 15 Mallorca coves that are best enjoyed from the sea, with anchoring notes, seabed protections and route conditions to confirm with the selected yacht's captain.

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