Crewed Yacht Charter in Mallorca, From One Day
Crewed yacht charter in Mallorca places a professional skipper, or a full crew on larger vessels, in command of your private motor yacht while you and your guests relax on board. No licence, no navigation experience, no logistics - just a planned day, weekend, or multi-day route along the coast and out to the islands.
- Duration
- 1 day
- From
- €5,000 for 1 day
- Where
- Mallorca
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No Licence Required
The skipper or crew handles navigation, mooring and safety throughout, so guests with no boating licence or experience can charter with full confidence.
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Scaled Crew by Yacht
Smaller yachts are run by a single skipper, while larger motor yachts carry additional crew for service, so the experience matches the vessel's size and class.
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Flexible Trip Length
Book a few hours, a full day, a weekend, or a multi-day route with overnight stays, with the captain shaping a realistic plan around distances and sea conditions.
How does a crewed yacht charter in Mallorca work?
A crewed charter puts a licensed captain, and on larger motor yachts a small team of specialists, in charge of the vessel for the length of time you book. You choose the guests, the pace and the general direction; the captain translates that into a workable route, accounting for distances, local waters and the day's sea conditions.
Formats range from a short few hours afloat to a full day cruising the coast, a weekend away, or a multi-day route with nights spent in a marina or a sheltered anchorage where the yacht and the cruising area allow it. Smaller yachts typically carry a single skipper handling navigation, manoeuvring and mooring. Larger motor yachts add crew for guest service, so the time on board stays focused on the coastline, the swimming stops and the company you keep, not on running the boat.
Yachts Available for Crewed Charter
Seven motor yachts from 23 to 52 metres, each with a skipper or full crew, ranging from flybridge cruisers to superyachts suited for longer stays aboard.
Riva 130 Bellissima
Fast evening runs across the Bay of Palma
- 40m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 25kn
Benetti 28m
Multi-day cruising from Alcúdia to Formentor's cliffs
- 28m
- 10 guests
- 4 cabins
- 13kn
Sunseeker 76
East coast cala hopping at open-throttle pace
- 23m
- 10 guests
- 3 cabins
- 28kn
Philip Zepter 50m
Fifty metres of calm beneath Tramuntana's cliffs at sunset
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Azimut 116
Thirty-six metres of speed toward Formentor's cliffs
- 36m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
What's Included
- Private motor yacht for agreed period
- Professional licensed captain
- Crew matched to yacht (mate, hostess, more)
- Navigation, manoeuvring and mooring
- Yacht and passenger insurance
- Mooring at home marina
- Help planning your route
- Guest assistance throughout the trip
- Safety briefing before departure
- Water, soft drinks and ice
Optional extras
- Fuel, charged on consumption
- APA for multi-day charters
- Overnight mooring fees if not included
- Stops in other marinas or ports
- Custom catering and special menus
- Private chef, if not already on board
- Premium spirits and cocktail bar
- Additional service crew
- Onboard concierge
- Water toys: Seabob, jet ski, eFoil, wakeboard
How Booking Works
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Share Your Plans
Tell us your dates, guest count, trip length and preferred route, plus the level of crew service you want aboard.
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Choose Your Yacht
We match you to a yacht from the fleet based on guest capacity, berths needed for overnight stays, and the cruising area in mind.
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Captain Shapes the Route
The captain reviews distances, sea conditions and your wishes, then proposes a realistic itinerary of coastline, anchorages and port calls.
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Board and Depart
After a safety briefing at the home marina, the crew casts off and the day, weekend or multi-day route begins.
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Cruise and Disembark
You swim, cruise and stop as planned, with the captain adjusting for weather, before returning to berth at the end of the charter.
Who does a crewed yacht charter in Mallorca suit?
Crewed charter suits guests who want the private feel of their own yacht without taking on the navigation, mooring or safety decisions themselves. Couples celebrating an occasion, families travelling with children, groups of friends splitting a larger motor yacht, and companies hosting clients all use this format for the same reason: someone qualified is always at the helm.
It also suits anyone unfamiliar with Mallorca's waters. Local sea conditions, the approach to certain bays, and the practicalities of Med mooring or picking up a buoy are left to a captain who knows the area, while guests choose the pace of the day.
- Couples and families wanting a private day or weekend afloat
- Groups of friends sharing a larger motor yacht
- Corporate hosts entertaining clients or staff
- Guests unfamiliar with local waters who prefer a professional at the helm
What should you decide before booking a skippered charter?
Before booking, it helps to settle a few practical points: how many guests will be aboard, whether the trip is a few hours, a full day, or a multi-day route with nights on board, and what level of service you expect from the crew. On smaller yachts that may mean a single skipper managing the whole trip; on larger motor yachts, a fuller crew handles service while the captain focuses on navigation and safety.
If you plan to sleep aboard, the number of usable berths matters as much as daytime guest capacity, since the two figures are not always the same. The cruising area and the route itself - coastal stretches, island stops, swimming bays - are worth outlining early, though final decisions on anchorages and departures stay with the captain, who weighs weather and safety on the day.
Questions before you book
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Do I need a boating licence for a crewed yacht charter?
No. The captain is responsible for navigation, manoeuvring and safety throughout the charter, so guests do not need a licence or any boat-handling experience to book this format.
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How many crew will be on board?
It depends on the yacht. Smaller vessels are typically run by a single skipper, while larger motor yachts carry additional crew handling service, so staffing scales with the size and class of the boat you choose.
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Can the charter include overnight stays?
Yes, multi-day routes with nights spent in a marina or a suitable anchorage can be arranged where the yacht and the cruising area allow it, in addition to shorter day trips and weekend formats.
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What is not included in the charter price?
Fuel is charged on consumption, and multi-day charters may require an APA to cover running costs. Extras such as catering upgrades, additional crew, a private chef or water toys are available on request.
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Who decides the route and anchorages?
You set the general direction and preferences, and the captain turns that into a realistic plan, taking distances, the cruising area and sea conditions into account. Final decisions on departures and stops rest with the captain for safety.
Plan Your Crewed Charter
Send us your dates, guest numbers and preferred route, and we will match you with the right yacht and crew for a day, a weekend or longer along the Mallorca coast.