Spain Yacht Charters

Spain is one of the premier sailing destinations in the Mediterranean. It has miles of coastline perfect for yachting and water sports in your vacations. There are more than 200 than harbours along both its Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. The most popular destinations in Spain include the Costa Brava and the Balearic Islands. 
The coast of Spain has  variety of beautiful beaches, coves, cliffs and fine, golden sands, and a modern infrastructure for tourism. It has a mild climate perfect for exploring this beautiful and historic land.

Authentic flavor in the Spanish food and in the music will leave a deep track in your senses.

Enjoy a romantic night under the stars on the deck of your Luxury Yacht, feel the sea breeze caressing your sails and taking you to the horizon of the wonderful Mediterranean Sea.

Ten Days in Spain

Day One: Arrive in Palma on the island of Mallorca, Spain, the major city and port on the island of Mallorca, with historic architecture and hopping night life.

Day Two: After breakfast on board, cruise in your yacht around the island of Mallorca to Playa del Trench with clear water, and fabulous beach for water sports and quite night at anchor. This will bring to you unforgettable times.

Day Three: Set sail for the small island of Cabrera with it’s many small islets, all part of the Spanish Maritime Parks for water sports and a night at anchor.

Day Four: Sail for Puerto Andraitx, another paradise in Spain, this is a small fishing village with a calm protected anchorage set into the mountains. Spend the night stern to the quay.

Day Five: Start off early in the morning for the long cruise to Ibiza and the beachside town of Cala Portinatx for dinner ashore at one of the many wonderful seafood restaurants.

Day Six: Your cheff will prepare an exquisite lunch for you while you're sailing to Formentera which offers stunning beaches, clear water and cycling around the island.

Day Seven: Arrive back on Ibiza & hit Ibiza Town, taste the local nightlife in this famous balearic islands, as well an stop in the varied local shops is a must.

Day Eight: A long day’s sail takes you back to Mallorca with a quiet night spent at anchor.

Day Nine: Enjoy the day swimming and snorkelling before heading off to El Toro for a last night on the dock.

Day Ten: Time enough to stroll the local cafes and shops before departing to the airport.