5-Day Mallorca Yacht Charter Itinerary: Southern Coves & Island Life
Embark on a tranquil Mallorca yacht charter, discovering the idyllic southern and eastern coasts of this beautiful Balearic island. This itinerary focuses on secluded anchorages, pristine beaches, and the laid-back charm of smaller coastal towns. From the vibrant capital of Palma, you'll cruise to the turquoise waters of Es Trenc and the picturesque coves near Santanyí. A Mallorca yacht charter here offers a perfect escape, blending sun-drenched relaxation with authentic island experiences.
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- DAY 01
Palma de Mallorca & Cala Blava
Begin your Mallorca yacht charter in Palma, taking time to settle in before a short cruise to the calm waters of Cala Blava for an inaugural swim and peaceful overnight anchorage.
- Walk along Palma's waterfront
- Pre-charter provisioning
- Swimming in Cala Blava's clear waters
- Sunset cocktails on deck
- Anchorage
- Cala Blava
- Dining
- Onboard chef-prepared dinner
- DAY 02
Es Trenc & Colonia de Sant Jordi
Cruise to the iconic Es Trenc, Mallorca's longest unspoiled white sand beach, renowned for its Caribbean-like turquoise waters. Later, anchor near Colonia de Sant Jordi for the night.
- Swimming at Es Trenc beach
- Walk along the pristine shoreline
- Snorkelling in the clear waters
- Exploring the salt flats of Es Trenc
- Anchorage
- Platja d'es Port (Colonia de Sant Jordi)
- Dining
- Sal de Cocó (fresh seafood in Colonia de Sant Jordi)
- DAY 03
Cala Figuera & Santanyí
Discover the enchanting fishing village of Cala Figuera, often described as the most picturesque harbour in Mallorca. Its fjord-like inlet is lined with boathouses and traditional fishing boats.
- Photographing Cala Figuera's charm
- Exploring the narrow streets of Santanyí
- Shopping at Santanyí market (if applicable)
- Swimming in Cala Santanyí
- Anchorage
- Cala Figuera
- Dining
- Restaurant La Marina (local fish in Cala Figuera)
- DAY 04
Parc Natural de Mondragó & Cala d'Or
Spend the day exploring the protected coves of Parc Natural de Mondragó, home to stunning beaches like Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador. Later, move to the lively resort town of Cala d'Or.
- Hiking trails in Mondragó Natural Park
- Swimming at Cala Mondragó
- Paddleboarding in S'Amarador
- Evening stroll through Cala d'Or marina
- Anchorage
- Cala d'Or Marina
- Dining
- Port Petit (fine dining with marina views in Cala d'Or)
- DAY 05
Cala Pi & Return to Palma
On your final day, enjoy a serene stop at Cala Pi, a deep, narrow cove with a sandy beach overlooked by a historic watchtower. Afterwards, make your way back to Palma.
- Swimming in the sheltered waters of Cala Pi
- Visit the Cala Pi watchtower
- Relaxing on the sandy beach
- Last views of Mallorca's southern coast
- Anchorage
- Marina Port de Palma
- Dining
- Forn de Sant Joan (traditional tapas in Palma's old town)
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