Treasure Troves You will Witness while Sailing around Mallorca

Standing true to its inhabitant origin, Mallorca still hosts luxury yachts and cruises throughout the year.

Sailing around Mallorca is what every wanderlust soul dreams of!

It bears a rich history in different art forms like literature, painting, music and delectable Mediterranean cuisine, making it a destination worth exploring for art lovers. The place stands as a symbol of rich Spanish history with humans inhabiting it since 7000 BC. The 8^th century saw its first colonisation with sailors and seafarers settling here down.

Be it a crewed luxury yacht in Mallorca or bareboat charter, the picturesque beauty will ensure your thrill keeps soaring with frequent jaw-dropping glimpses for your keen eyes.

Placid places where your heart will melt away…

Port d’Andratx

Starting your sailing itinerary from Palma – the island’s capital, take your vessel towards Port d’Antrax, a mere 17 nautical miles from Palma. One of the prettiest anchorages in Mallorca, this place is home to numerous Spanish villas a little up the hillside, which the natives inhabit and rent.

The port has a picturesque landscape with vast Mediterranean vegetation. You can either take the walking lanes to witness the exquisite flora and fauna or go cycling towards the inland that is mostly covered in this vegetation. The evenings can be well-spent in the harbour-side bars or simply by taking barefoot walks by the shore.

Port de Soller

This horseshoe-shaped bay came through the development era unscathed and is dominated by rustic villages making it a sophisticated cruising destination for yachtcharter Mallorca. Getting down on its golden sandy beach, you can visit the famous Soller Marine Museum made out of an ancient monastery.

Moving a little towards the inland, you will also find the 17^th-century watchtower – Torre Picada. You can also go hiking or cycling, and experience many adventure water sports under expert guidance here.

Port de Pollenca

This port town was a source of inspiration for one of Agatha Christie’s novels and has been an attractive destination for travellers throughout the world. This Northern Mallorca resort is also famous for its long swathes of beaches with pine and palm tree lining.

Rich in historical significance, one of its watchtowers was used as a military base by the German army against Spain during the Spanish Civil War. Today, at the same place, the Spanish military has established its airbase with high security.

You can also watch its splendid sunset from the old watchtower while on the way to Cap d’Formentor. The famous Pine Walk built in the 20^th century also deserves a visit when in this coastal town.

Cala Ratjada

Also known as ‘the Bay of Rays’, this port town has an important economic role. Sailors and seafarers inhabit its countryside. Along with being a place of interesting historical remains like the 19^th-century Lighthouse, Cala Ratjada also offers a host of water sports and Golfing options. Do not miss out on these activities while sailing around Mallorca.

The experience will leave you with nothing short of a thankful realisation that you chose it as the last cruising point.

So, why wait for more?

Plan to embark on a cruise of magnificent revelations and astounding beauty soon.

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