7 Day Balearics Yacht Charter Itinerary: Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca
From Ibiza to the Caribbean coloured shallows of Formentera, around the wild north of Ibiza and across to the mountain coast of Mallorca.
- Duration
- 7 Days / 6 Nights
- Departure
- Ibiza Town, Spain
- Best season
- June to September
- Route
- 9 stops
- Ideal for
- Groups of friends, Beach club lifestyle
In short
White Sand, Beach Clubs and Hidden Calas
A 7 day Balearics yacht charter starts in Ibiza and visits Formentera, the west and north coasts of Ibiza and Mallorca, ending in Palma. Ibiza to Formentera is only 30 minutes; the crossing to Mallorca takes about three hours. The season runs June to September, with the liveliest weeks in July and August. A crewed week typically costs around €65,000 plus expenses.
The Balearics combine the two things most guests want from a summer charter: the best beach clubs in the Mediterranean and water clear enough to count the grains of sand at ten metres.
This route starts with Ibiza and Formentera, where days revolve around long lunches and sunset at Es Vedra, then crosses to Mallorca for dramatic cliffs, quiet calas and the old town of Palma.
- Groups of friends
- Beach club lifestyle
- Couples
- Families
- Celebrations
Day by day
Your sample itinerary
The route can stay entirely around Ibiza and Formentera for guests who want the shortest cruising, or run in reverse from Palma. We reserve beach club tables and moorings in advance for July and August.
- 01
Day 1
Ibiza to Formentera
Board in Ibiza Town beneath the old walls of Dalt Vila and cruise 30 minutes south to Formentera. Anchor off the white sand of Ses Illetes for your first swim and dinner on board.
- Ibiza embarkation
- Dalt Vila views
- Ses Illetes
- Dinner at anchor
- 02
Day 2
Formentera and Espalmador
A full day in the clearest water in the Mediterranean. Walk the sandbar to the private island of Espalmador, lunch at a beach restaurant and explore the coast by paddleboard.
- Espalmador
- Beach restaurant lunch
- Paddleboarding
- Cala Saona sunset
- 03
Day 3
Cala Jondal and Es Vedra
Return to Ibiza for lunch at a beach club in Cala Jondal, then cruise west to anchor beneath the rock of Es Vedra, the most atmospheric sunset in the islands.
- Cala Jondal beach clubs
- Cala d'Hort
- Es Vedra sunset
- Water toys
- 04
Day 4
North Ibiza
Discover the quiet side of Ibiza. Swim in the coves of Cala Xarraca and Benirras, where drummers gather at sunset, and overnight in the natural harbour of Portinatx.
- Cala Xarraca
- Benirras
- Portinatx
- Clifftop dinner
- 05
Day 5
Ibiza to Mallorca
A morning crossing to Mallorca, often with dolphins on the bow. Arrive on the southwest coast at Port d'Andratx and swim off the islet of Sa Dragonera, a protected nature reserve.
- Open water crossing
- Sa Dragonera
- Port d'Andratx
- Harbourside dinner
- 06
Day 6
The Tramuntana coast
Cruise beneath the cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage landscape. Anchor off the fishing cove of Cala Deia for lunch and swim in the gorge of Sa Calobra.
- Cala Deia
- Sa Calobra
- Tramuntana cliffs
- Farewell dinner
- 07
Day 7
Palma de Mallorca
A last swim in the bay of Palma, then into the marina beneath the cathedral for disembarkation, with time to explore the old town.
- Bay of Palma
- Cathedral views
- Palma disembarkation
The charter
What is included
Every Navélia charter is private and fully crewed. You receive a written price before you book, and the yacht is confirmed with a 50% deposit. How charter pricing works
- Private yacht with captain and crew
- Soft drinks, water and towels
- Onboard chef on most yachts, provisions paid from the APA
- Fuel, food, wine and berths paid from the APA (advance provisioning allowance), charged additionally
- Water toys carried on board
- Beach club reservations arranged by your broker
the Balearics week charter yachts and superyachts
Navélia books crewed multi day and weekly charters in the Balearics, from 20 metre crewed yachts to 100 metre flagship superyachts, drawn live from a worldwide fleet of 1,300+ vessels. Every charter includes full crew; most weekly rates fall between €40,000 and €130,000, and flagship superyachts reach €3,000,000.
Questions
Planning this route
When is the best time for a Balearics yacht charter?
June to September. July and August are the liveliest months for beach clubs and nightlife. June and September are warm, quieter and better value.
Ibiza or Mallorca: where should a charter start?
Ibiza suits guests who want beach clubs and Formentera on the doorstep. Palma has the larger fleet and the better flight connections. A one week route can include both.
How much does a week in the Balearics cost?
A crewed week in the West Mediterranean typically costs around €65,000, with most yachts between €40,000 and €130,000 and superyachts up to more than €500,000 per week. Spanish VAT and an advance provisioning allowance are charged additionally.
Is Formentera worth more than one day?
Yes. Most guests ask to stay longer once they see the water. The route is easy to adjust, and two nights at Formentera is a popular choice.
Make this route yours
Tell us your dates and group size. We reply with available yachts and a written price in about 10 minutes.
