Private Yachting from Puerto Portals to Palma Bay

Luxury Yacht Charter in Mallorca

Our fleet ranges from compact day boats to superyachts, with multi-day cruising and provisioning support arranged for longer itineraries. Review the range and rental terms that suit your group before sending an enquiry.

City
Mallorca
Fleet
102 yachts
From
€1,700/day
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Find the right boat for the day

From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.

Curated selection

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Riva 130 — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Riva

Riva 130

Forty metres tracing Formentor's cliffs at sunset

  • 40m
  • 12 guests
  • 5 cabins
from €40,000/day View →
Thumper — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Sunseeker

Thumper

Forty metres of pace toward Formentor's dusk light

  • 40m
  • 12 guests
  • 5 cabins
from €32,000/day View →
Emerald — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Feadship

Emerald

Fifty metres of deck above Formentor's cliffs

  • 50m
  • 12 guests
  • 6 cabins
from €35,000/day View →
The Wellesley — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Oceanco

The Wellesley

56 Metres of Calm Off the Tramuntana Coast

  • 56m
  • 12 guests
  • 6 cabins
from €38,335/day View →
Philip Zepter 50m — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Philip Zepter

Philip Zepter 50m

Fifty metres of calm beneath Tramuntana's cliffs at sunset

  • 50m
  • 12 guests
  • 6 cabins
from €5,000/day View →
Princess 64 Fly — Mallorca Yachst Hire, Mallorca
Princess

Princess 64 Fly

East coast calas by day, sunset flybridge drinks after

  • 20m
  • 10 guests
  • 4 cabins
from €4,500/day View →
Concierge

What You Get With Mallorca Yachst Hire

Multi-day routes planned around permits and customs

For multi-day yacht hire itineraries such as the Ibiza and Formentera crossing, and overnight stays inside Cabrera National Park, we build the route around permit timing and customs steps rather than leaving guests to handle paperwork mid-charter.

Provisioning arranged before you step aboard

Fresh produce from Mercado de l'Olivar and supplies from provisioners on Moll de Palma can be arranged ahead of departure, so the galley and bar are stocked from the first hour aboard.

Broker-led planning across contrasting coastlines

We plan each itinerary — from a Bay of Palma evening sail to east coast cala hopping toward Cala Pi — around the yacht, the season and the guests on board.

Last-minute availability across a fleet of 102 yachts

With 102 vessels ranging from day boats to superyachts such as the 56-metre Oceanco The Wellesley, requests for a luxury yacht charter that arrive close to departure can often still be placed.

Corporate hosting with catering and privacy considered in advance

Groups booking a corporate charter from Puerto Portals for a client lunch on Palma Bay can have catering needs and onboard privacy considered ahead of time, matching the hosting to the itinerary.

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Harbours, Winds and Provisioning on Mallorca's Coast

Mallorca's charter infrastructure is spread across distinct harbours rather than concentrated in one basin. Real Club Náutico de Palma and Club de Mar Palma sit within the city's port, roughly ten kilometres from Palma Airport, while Puerto Portals lies about thirteen kilometres south-west with a fuel dock, concierge provisioning and berths able to take superyachts. Puerto Sóller offers shelter on the north-west, with Port d'Alcúdia, Port de Pollença and Porto Cristo serving the north and east.

Wind direction shapes a Mallorcan itinerary more than mileage does. In summer the Tramuntana can send strong northerly and north-westerly gusts down the mountain coast, leaving the north shore exposed; Formentor bay, below the lighthouse, instead comes into its own in southerlies. The east coast calas — Porto Cristo towards Cala Mondragó and Cala Pi — stay comfortable when the breeze turns westerly. Anyone comparing yacht charter options here benefits from reading the forecast before fixing anchorages.

Multi-day plans add two practical layers. Cabrera Archipelago National Park, some thirty nautical miles south, requires a permit issued in advance by the park authority, and overnight anchorage is only possible with one; in June to September these go quickly, while April, May and October are easier and quieter. Provisioning is handled ashore in Palma, with fresh produce at Mercado de l'Olivar and yacht provisioners along the Moll de Palma — worth sequencing before a luxury yacht rental leaves the bay.

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Guest reviews

Straight from our clients

What clients tell us after their booking in Mallorca.

4.9 ★★★★ ★ Rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 9 reviews
★★★★★

The Riva 110 was stunning and the sunset run toward Illetes was exactly what we hoped for. Organisation was simple and the yacht was beautifully prepared.

Ethan W. Booked: Riva 110 Puerto Portals / Illetes · Sunset charter · 10 guests
★★★★ ★

A fantastic full day on the Mangusta 108. Plenty of speed, plenty of space, and a very smooth experience from the first message to the return to Palma.

Molly C. Booked: Mangusta 108 Palma to Formentor · Full-day charter · 8 guests
★★★★★

Majesty 100 was perfect for our group. The decks felt spacious, the yacht was immaculate, and the whole day in the Bay of Palma was managed professionally.

George A. Booked: Majesty 100 Bay of Palma · Private day charter · 12 guests
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Q & A

Charter Planning Questions

A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.

  • What determines the cost of a luxury yacht charter in Mallorca?

    Cost is shaped mainly by vessel size, charter duration and route. A short Bay of Palma evening cruise carries a lighter fuel budget than an overnight to Cabrera, while a crossing toward Ibiza needs a larger provisioning and fuel allowance. Ask your broker to confirm figures against the specific itinerary and yacht you have in mind.

  • What is typically included in a charter quote, and what costs sit outside it?

    A charter fee generally covers the yacht for the agreed dates, while running costs such as fuel, provisioning and berthing are usually settled through an Advance Provisioning Allowance, or APA, paid on top. For a yacht rental in Mallorca, this allowance scales with the route — lighter for a Bay of Palma evening sail, higher for Cabrera or an Ibiza crossing.

  • Does the guest limit change between a day charter and an overnight stay aboard?

    Day guest numbers and overnight sleeping capacity are set separately for each yacht, so the two figures are not interchangeable. A vessel that comfortably carries a large group for a Bay of Palma afternoon may sleep fewer people once cabins are allocated for a multi-day cruise. Check both figures for the specific yacht before booking.

  • What should I plan for ahead of a multi-day itinerary that includes Cabrera or a crossing to Ibiza?

    Routes through Cabrera National Park require a permit booked in advance with the park authority, and availability tightens in peak season, so this paperwork needs confirming before the cruise is set. A crossing toward Ibiza or Formentera is a longer passage, typically suited to crewed motor yachts or experienced sailing teams, with provisioning planned to match the extended route.

  • Are water toys and other extras included with a yacht hire?

    Water toy availability varies by vessel, since yachts available for hire range from compact day boats to superyachts with very different onboard equipment. Larger crewed yachts more often carry tenders, snorkelling gear or paddleboards suited to sheltered anchorages like the east coast calas, while smaller boats keep to simple swimming stops. Confirm equipment yacht by yacht.

  • Is peak season the best time to charter, or are the shoulder months worth considering?

    June to September is peak season, when Cabrera permits are harder to secure and the east coast calas see more traffic, though conditions remain manageable. April, May and October bring lighter crowds, easier Cabrera availability and, in October, notably quiet anchorages — a trade-off worth weighing against slightly cooler evenings.

  • How late can I enquire about a charter, and does that limit my options?

    Last-minute enquiries are handled case by case, since availability depends on which yachts and marinas — from Puerto Portals to Puerto Sóller — are free on the requested dates. Popular peak-season slots and Cabrera permits move fastest, so flexibility on dates or departure point improves the chance of securing a luxury yacht charter on short notice.