Private charters from Palma
Yacht Charter in Mallorca — Your Crew, Your Course, Your Day
Choose from motor yachts, sailing boats and superyachts up to 50 metres, each delivered with skipper and hostess for private cruises to Cabrera, Sa Calobra and beyond.
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From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.
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Sunreef
Sunreef 80
Wide-deck sailing for eight along the Balearic coast
- 23.9m
- 8 guests
- 4 cabins
- 14kn
from €12,500/day View →
Sunseeker
Manhattan 65
Twelve guests, four cabins, one Mallorcan coastline
- 22m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
- 28kn
from €6,500/day View →
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What Sets Our Brokerage Apart
Hand-inspected fleet, every vessel
Our brokers board and photograph each yacht before it joins the catalogue — from 10-metre day boats to 50-metre superyachts — so the vessel you see online matches what awaits you in Palma.
Local knowledge, not a call centre
Based year-round near Club de Mar, our team knows which anchorages off Cabrera shelter from the afternoon thermal and which Port d'Andratx restaurants hold a quayside table for 12.
Every detail arranged in advance
Airport transfers from Son Sant Joan, provisioning to your dietary brief, onboard chef, paddle boards, jet skis and children's safety gear — all confirmed before departure day so nothing is left to chance.
Transparent pricing, no surprises
Every quote breaks down the day rate, advance provisioning allowance and fuel estimate line by line; you approve the total before we hold the booking, and no hidden surcharges appear afterwards.
Round-the-clock support while aboard
A dedicated coordinator answers your calls 24 hours a day throughout the charter, ready to reroute for weather, rebook a sold-out restaurant in Deià, or arrange a last-minute tender to shore.
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Why Charter a Yacht in Mallorca
Palma's Club de Mar and Marina Port de Mallorca put you within 90 minutes of radically different coastlines. Head north-west and the limestone towers of Sa Calobra rise straight from deep water. Turn south and you reach the marine reserve of Cabrera National Park — roughly 25 nautical miles from Portocolom. The charter season runs reliably from late April through October, with July and August offering the warmest sea temperatures. A yacht rental based here gives you access to sheltered coves on the east coast and open-water passages to Menorca, all from a single home port.
Most private charters in these waters fall between 12 and 30 metres. Sailing yachts suit the prevailing south-westerly thermals that build gently each afternoon, while motor yachts let you cover the full coastline in a single day. Med mooring is standard in Palma and Port d'Andratx; elsewhere, you anchor bow-to in sandy bays like Cala Mondragó or Es Trenc. Swell rarely exceeds one metre inside the western lee. Ashore, the Mercat de l'Olivar in Palma and the Michelin-starred restaurants of Deià give every itinerary a serious gastronomic anchor.
Couples often request a two-night loop from Palma to Formentor and back, with a dinner stop in Port de Sóller. Families with young children favour the calm, shallow anchorages around Cala Varques, where tender drop-offs onto empty sand keep everyone happy. Corporate groups book day charters with catering for up to 12 guests, combining a morning swim with a working lunch on deck. Whatever shape the trip takes, our brokers build the route, secure marina berths and brief the crew before you step aboard. Talk to us to start planning your private yacht hire.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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How much does a yacht charter in Mallorca cost?
Day rates vary widely depending on yacht size and season. A crewed 15-metre motor yacht for a summer day typically starts in the low thousands of euros, while a 40-metre superyacht commands significantly more. Every quote we issue separates the charter fee, fuel estimate and provisioning allowance so you can compare options clearly. Contact our Palma-based team for an exact figure.
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What is included in a Mallorca yacht rental?
Every charter includes the crew — at minimum a licensed skipper and a hostess — plus fuel for the agreed route, port fees, bed linen and basic water toys. Provisioning, premium drinks, jet skis and onboard chefs are available as extras. Your quote lists each inclusion line by line before you confirm.
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How many guests can join a private yacht charter?
Day charters on vessels under 24 metres typically carry up to 12 guests. Overnight capacity is lower because sleeping cabins are limited — a 20-metre sailing yacht usually accommodates 6 to 8 guests in three or four cabins. We match group size to the right hull so everyone has space on deck and below.
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When is the best season to charter a yacht in Mallorca?
Peak season runs from June through September, with the warmest water in August. May and October offer quieter anchorages, lower rates and pleasant air temperatures around 22 °C. The shoulder months are ideal for families or couples who want empty bays like Cala Mondragó without the midsummer crowds.
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Can I book a last-minute yacht charter in Mallorca?
Yes — same-week bookings are realistic outside July and August. Our fleet managers in Palma know which yachts are between charters and can often confirm availability within hours. During peak summer, booking at least three to four weeks ahead gives the widest choice of vessels and crew.
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What is the cancellation policy for a Mallorca charter?
Cancellation terms depend on the individual yacht owner's contract and how far in advance you cancel. Refund tiers typically tighten as the departure date approaches. Rather than publish a generic table, we walk you through the specific terms for your chosen vessel before you sign. Speak with your broker for exact details.
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Do I need a boating licence to hire a yacht in Mallorca?
No licence is required when you book a crewed charter — the skipper holds all mandatory certifications. If you prefer to sail bareboat, Spanish maritime law requires a valid qualification recognised in Spain. Most of our clients choose crewed service so they can relax from the moment they step aboard at Marina Port de Mallorca.