Catamaran Rental in Mallorca

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Mallorca is an idyllic island paradise lined with white sand beaches and an ideal destination for sailors all year round. The largest of the Balearics is known for its beach resorts and sheltered coves, but if you rent a catamaran, you can also visit some of the hidden secrets that would otherwise be inaccessible. While in Mallorca, also sample some of the local dishes and take the opportunity to go island hopping while close to many prime sailing destinations.

How much does a catamaran charter in Mallorca cost?

The price of renting a catamaran in Mallorca varies greatly depending on several factors. Some things that will affect the price include the number of people, the duration of the trip, the season, the amenities on board and where you would like to rent. Catamaran rentals in Mallorca can cost around €1415 per week.

Do you need to rent a catamaran with a skipper in Mallorca?

No, you can rent a catamaran with or without a skipper in Mallorca. However, for boats that are longer than 5 metres or have an engine power of more than 15 horsepower, you will need a licence if you plan on renting without, so be sure to check out the rules before you set off on your holiday.

If you have the appropriate licence and want an adventure-filled holiday, renting a catamaran without a skipper is perfect for you. If you want a more relaxing holiday, though, or don't have a boating licence, not to worry - you can hire a professional skipper who will guide you to all the best places in Mallorca and take care of all the more complicated parts of your trip.

What are the weather and sailing conditions like in Mallorca?

The weather in Mallorca is subject to significant seasonal variation, with temperatures ranging from 4.44-30.56°C, reaching its peak in August and dropping to an average of just 5°C in January. Water temperature is also hottest in August, averaging about 26.11°C and dipping to around 13.89°C in February.

Rainfall in Mallorca ranges from around 0.76 cm in July to about 5.59 cm in November, while Mallorca's windiest month is December, with an average hourly wind speed of 20.76 kmph, and the calmest month is July, with an average hourly wind speed of 12.07 kmph.

When is the best time to go sailing in Mallorca?

While most people opt to sail in Mallorca during the summer months, we suggest going in the spring. Although the weather is better in the summer, some holidaymakers can find the heat and humidity a little intense and might favour conditions in the spring or early autumn, when the weather is still fantastic. Still, there are also fewer tourists and better deals on boats.

What are the best sailing areas in Mallorca?

There are numerous options when considering the best areas for sailing in Mallorca. Some of the most recommended and picturesque locations include Cala Figuera, which boasts stunning natural beauty, and Cala d'Or, known for its charming ambience. For those seeking a more adventurous experience, Coll Baix offers an exciting destination, while the tranquil waters of Cala Santanyi provide a peaceful sailing environment.

Exploring the Cabrera National Park can be a unique journey, with its diverse marine life and preserved landscapes. Colonia de Sant Jordi is another area that stands out, offering a mix of relaxation and recreational sailing. The vibrant city of Palma de Mallorca provides a blend of urban amenities and coastal exploration opportunities, while Illetas presents a bay of exceptional beauty.

Lastly, Cala Deia encapsulates the charm of a traditional Mediterranean village by the sea, completing the list of top sailing areas in Mallorca. Each of these locations showcases distinct features and attractions, ensuring a variety of choices for an unforgettable sailing experience on the island.

What are the most famous harbours and marinas in Mallorca?

There are so many harbours and marinas in Mallorca that compiling a short list can be difficult, but here are some of the ones that we think are most likely to meet your needs:

Real Club Nautico de Palma

This prestigious marina, located in the capital city of Palma, is renowned for its rich history, world-class facilities, and its hosting of significant sailing events like the King's Cup Regatta.

Puerto Portals

Situated in the elegant area of Portals Nous, Puerto Portals is celebrated for its upscale atmosphere, luxury yachts, high-end boutiques, and fine dining establishments.

Port Adriano

Designed by Philippe Starck, Port Adriano in El Toro is known for its modern architecture, innovative design, and amenities catering to sailing enthusiasts and visitors.

Alcudiamar Puerto Turistico Deportivo

Located in Alcudia, this marina offers a harmonious blend of modern facilities and a charming ambience, making it a popular choice for boaters and tourists alike.

What to see in Mallorca?

Choosing the best destinations to explore in a new location can sometimes pose a challenge. However, to assist you in making informed choices, we have compiled a selection of standout attractions that are well worth your consideration. While this list isn't exhaustive, we believe that any of the following options will provide you with a fulfilling experience:

Faro de Formentor

A visit to the Faro de Formentor promises breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region's natural beauty.

Ruines Romanes de Pollentia

Immerse yourself in history at the Ruines Romanes de Pollentia, where you can explore ancient ruins and gain insight into the island's past.

Museu Fundació Juan March

Discover artistic treasures at the Museu Fundació Juan March, which houses diverse artworks and cultural exhibits.

Castell de Bellver

The Castell de Bellver offers a historical adventure, allowing you to explore an impressive castle and enjoy panoramic vistas of the surroundings.

Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró a Mallorca

Delve into the artistic legacy of Joan Miró at the Fundació Pilar I Joan Miró a Mallorca, where you can explore his studio and creative works.

La Seu Catedral de Palma

The La Seu Catedral de Palma is an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of the island's cultural heritage, offering a captivating blend of history and beauty.

Drach Cave

Venture into the depths of the earth at the Drach Cave, where stunning underground formations and an underground lake await.

Parc Natural de Mondragó

Embrace nature's wonders at the Parc Natural de Mondragó, a protected area showcasing diverse ecosystems and pristine landscapes.