Cruising Along on a Majorca Yacht Sailing Holiday“The Beneteau 47 was everything we expected...we had excellent winds and the weather was kind to us. Again many thanks, yours Martyn” ~ Costa del Sol, Inter Yacht Charter – May 2007“I would like to thank you on behalf of all of us for the way you welcomed us on our recent (Mallorca) charter. All the staff we met were very helpful and friendly. The boat was beautifully presented, extremely comfortable and very well equipped. I can assure you that we will be booking again and that I will have no hesitation recommending you to my sailing chums." ~ Ian Hollier – Charter Mallorca“We sailed along the south side of the island and spent about half time on anchorage. A. Frestad & Family, Sweden” ~ Mallorca, Inter Yacht Charter - August 2006More Majorca yacht sailing holiday testimonials...."...a very big thank you to all for making our time in Mallorca so enjoyable. Your attention to detail and your friendliness really made a difference. The details such as airport transfers and provisions on board were great... You certainly have perfected the art of client satisfaction!" ~ Tina Morris – Charter Mallorca“We would all like to thank you for a great charter holiday. We had a fab time on the Tripitaka. She was fun and responsive to sail, and equipped very well. We especially appreciated your efforts to make everything run smoothly (including the weather!) and it was very comforting to know we could contact you at any time during the charter to check local weather conditions or to discuss any boat queries. I'm sure we'll return to Mallorca at some point and will definitely come to you again to charter.” Judith, Rebecca, & Andy – Mallorca Yacht CharterCruising Along on a Majorca Yacht Sailing Holiday
The Mediterranean island of Majorca offers 341 miles of coast to explore and over 50 secluded bays. Enjoy sailing to the bustling fishing villages of Andratx, Soller, or Pollensa to the north; worthwhile stops around the island include Porto Colom, Porto Cristo, Cala d’Or, Cala Llombars, Magaluf, Palma Nova, and Palma de Mallorca Bay.
Whether you sail your own catamaran or sailboat (sailing license required) or rent a vessel from a charter company, you’ll find a host of options for marinas and mooring along with opportunities to scuba dive, water ski, wind surf, or sunbath along the Spanish coastline. If you’ll be sailing off Majorca during the summer months, it’s advisable to book mooring reservations in advance; provisions and fuel can be purchased at the many well-stocked marinas along your sailing route.
With 300 days of sunshine per year, you’ll almost be guaranteed that your Majorca yacht sailing holiday will be smooth sailing all the way.
Sources:
Turespaña (Spain Tourism)
Inter Yacht Charter
Charter Mallorca
Mallorca Yacht Charter
Spanish Association of Marine Resorts
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