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The Balearic Islands

The Balearic Islands are steeped in a rich and fascinating history that dates back millennia. Witnesses to ancient civilizations, these Mediterranean islands were inhabited by the Phoenicians, the Carthaginians and the Romans, who left behind remarkable vestiges, such as the Talayotic sites of Majorca and Menorca. In the Middle Ages, the Balearics became a cultural crossroads under Moorish rule, before coming under the control of the Catalans and Aragonese. Walled cities such as Palma and Ciutadella were erected, bearing witness to this tumultuous period. Today, the Balearic Islands continue to captivate visitors with their unique blend of history, culture and natural beauty. Explore the charming historic towns, visit the fascinating museums and discover the breathtaking landscapes of these Mediterranean islands. Every corner of the Balearics tells a captivating story just waiting to be discovered.

Day 1
Palma de Majorque
Start your trip in Palma de Mallorca, the bustling capital of the Balearic Islands. Explore the old town with its cobbled streets, gothic cathedral and medieval castle and visit Palma Marina with its luxurious yachts or relax on the sandy beach of Playa de Palma, before boarding your luxury yacht.
Day 2
CABRERA ISLAND
Head to the island of Cabrera, a protected marine national park located in the south of Mallorca. Explore the island's secluded coves and crystal-clear waters, visit the 14th-century Cabrera Castle, and snorkel to discover marine life.
Day 3
Ibiza
Sail to Ibiza, the island famous for its vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches and picturesque villages. Explore Ibiza's old town with its medieval walls and trendy shops, visit stunning beaches like Playa d'en Bossa and Cala Salada, and enjoy the city's nightlife.
Day 4
Formentera
Explore Formentera, Ibiza's neighbouring island known for its heavenly beaches and blue waters. Visit Ses Illetes Beach, ranked amongst the most beautiful beaches in the world, explore the island's secluded coves by boat, and relax on the white sand beaches of Formentera.
Day 5
MENORCA
At dawn, sail to Menorca, the calmest and most unspoilt island in the Balearics. Explore the old town of Ciutadella with its narrow streets and Moorish palaces, visit the Mahón marina (1 hour 30 minutes) with its seafood restaurants, and relax on the island's secluded beaches.
Day 6
MENORCA
Continue your tour of Menorca, enjoying the beaches of Cala Macarellata or Macarella before heading towards the north coast of Menorca to explore its beaches such as Cala Tortuga, Cala Pregonda or take a hike in the S'Albufera Grau National Park.
Day 7
MALLORCA
Return to Palma de Mallorca for your last day.

The must-sees of the destination

01
Palma de Mallorca

Capital of the Balearic Islands, Palma is a dynamic city combining history, culture and Mediterranean charm. Explore Palma’s majestic cathedral, stroll through the historic district, and relax in quaint seafront cafes.

02
Ciutadella, Menorca

The historic town of Ciutadella is the capital of Menorca, with its charming architecture and rich cultural heritage. Stroll the narrow streets of the old town, visit Ciutadella Cathedral and explore the bustling port with its bars and restaurants.

03
Es Vedrà, Ibiza

A mysterious rocky island located off the west coast of Ibiza, surrounded by legends and mysticism. Get up close to admire this iconic landmark, known for its spectacular sunsets and crystal clear waters ideal for diving.

04
Formentera

The most peaceful island in the archipelago, renowned for its white sand beaches and sparkling waters. Explore the secluded coves accessible only by sea, relax on the pristine beaches, and discover the unspoilt nature of the island.

Our yachts for this tour

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Palma de Majorque

Playa de Palma

Cabrera

Ibiza

Playa d’en Bossa

Cala Salada

Formentera

Plage Ses Illetes

Minorque

Ciutadella

Port Mahon

Cala Macarellata

Cala Macarella

Cala Tortuga

Cala Pregonda

Parc National S’Albufera Grau