Lamborghini 63
Sixty knots along the Mallorcan south coast
- 20m
- 10 guests
- 2 cabins
- 60kn
Choose from sailing yachts, motor cruisers and superyachts with skipper and hostess included, then set course for Cabrera, Sa Calobra or the quiet coves of the east coast.
From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.
Sixty knots along the Mallorcan south coast
Sunseeker Predator 68 — 20m
Every vessel — from 12-metre day boats to 40-metre-plus motor yachts — is surveyed by our team at Club de Mar before it enters the portfolio.
Our charter specialists live and sail here year-round, so they know which anchorages off Formentor hold calm water when the tramuntana blows from the north.
Airport transfers, onboard provisioning, private chefs, paddle boards, jet-ski tenders and toddler safety gear — every detail is arranged before you step aboard in Mallorca.
You receive a single quote covering the charter fee, APA for fuel and port costs, and crew gratuity guidance — no surprise line items after the voyage ends.
A dedicated coordinator monitors every active charter 24 hours a day and can arrange same-day restaurant bookings, medical contacts or weather re-routes across the Balearics.
Palma's Club de Mar and Marina Port de Mallorca sit within minutes of each other, making the city a natural launchpad for chartering across the Balearic Sea. The sailing season runs from late April through October, with July and August offering the warmest water and lightest winds. Within three hours you can reach the limestone theatre of Sa Calobra to the north-west, the protected anchorages of Cabrera National Park roughly 10 nautical miles off the southern cape, or the turquoise shallows around Illa de sa Dragonera on the island's western tip.
Most yacht rentals here range from nimble 12-metre day boats to crewed motor yachts above 30 metres. Mediterranean mooring is the norm in every harbour, and skippers routinely anchor bow-to in sheltered calas where the seabed is sand over posidonia. Summer swells rarely exceed half a metre along the south-west coast, so families with young children find conditions forgiving. Ashore, the old fishing quarter of Portixol offers some of the island's finest seafood — a short tender ride from any Palma anchorage.
Couples book three- to five-day itineraries along the Serra de Tramuntana cliffs. Families favour week-long routes that mix beach stops with village walks in Deià and Valldemossa. Corporate groups often choose a full-day private yacht hire departing Palma for a swim-and-lunch loop around Illetes and Portals Vells. Whatever your group size, our brokers build each voyage around your preferences. Reach out for a tailored proposal and let us handle crew, provisioning and logistics from bow to stern.
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Day rates vary by vessel size and season. A crewed 15-metre sailing yacht typically starts at a lower daily rate than a 30-metre motor yacht in August. All quotes include crew wages and are presented as a day rate plus an advance provisioning allowance for fuel, port fees and food. Contact our Palma-based brokers for an exact figure tailored to your dates.
Every charter includes a professional skipper, fuel planning, safety equipment and basic provisioning. Most crewed vessels above 20 metres also carry a hostess or chef. Water toys, premium drinks packages and airport transfers from Palma de Mallorca airport can be added at booking. Your broker itemises every inclusion before you confirm.
Day-charter capacity depends on the vessel's certification. A 15-metre catamaran may carry up to 12 guests for daytime cruising, while overnight sleeping berths on the same boat might accommodate 8. Spanish maritime regulations set different limits for day and overnight passages. Your broker confirms the exact number for each yacht in the fleet.
Peak season runs from June through September, with water temperatures reaching 26 °C in August. May and October offer quieter anchorages, lower rates and comfortable air temperatures around 22 °C. The Serra de Tramuntana coastline is particularly rewarding in early autumn when summer crowds thin out and the light softens over Deià.
Yes — short-notice bookings are realistic, especially outside July and August. Our brokers maintain a live availability list and can confirm a crewed vessel within 24 hours. Provisioning partners near Marina Port de Mallorca deliver supplies the same day, so even a 48-hour booking window is workable for most yacht sizes.
Cancellation terms are set by each yacht owner and vary by vessel. Most contracts follow a tiered structure with partial refunds further from the departure date and reduced refunds closer to embarkation. We recommend reviewing the specific terms at booking. Speak with your broker for the exact schedule applicable to your chosen yacht.
No licence is required when you book a crewed charter. A qualified skipper holds the necessary Spanish certification and handles all navigation, mooring and port formalities. If you prefer to sail yourself, bareboat rentals do require a valid licence recognised in Spain. Our team at Palma can advise on the correct documentation.