Day Yacht Charter in Mallorca: One Full Day at Sea
A day yacht charter in Mallorca gives you a full day at sea, typically around eight hours, aboard a private motor yacht with captain and crew. Cruise the coast, anchor in quiet bays for swimming, and return to the marina by evening — no overnight stay, no multi-day commitment, just one complete day on the water tailored to how you want to spend it.
- Duration
- 1 day
- From
- €4,795 for 1 day
- Where
- Mallorca
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No Overnight Commitment
A full day on the water without the logistics of multi-day planning, crew turnover or extended provisioning — just one well-planned day at sea.
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Route Shaped Around You
The itinerary is built around guest preferences, distances between stops and sea conditions, balancing relaxed anchorages with a fuller sightseeing pace.
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Fleet for Every Group
From day boats to larger yachts, vessel choice depends on daily guest capacity, deck comfort, water access and distance to planned stops.
What does a day yacht charter in Mallorca actually include?
A day charter is built around one straightforward idea: a private yacht, a captain and crew, and roughly eight hours to spend at sea without the commitment of an overnight passage. It suits couples wanting a quiet lunch at anchor, families with children who want swim stops and shade, or groups of friends keen to see several bays in one outing. The route is not fixed in advance — it is shaped around where you want to go, how far that is from the base port, and what the sea is doing on the day. Some guests prefer long, unhurried stops at one or two coves; others want a fuller route covering several locations. Departure and return times are agreed beforehand, with the final course confirmed closer to the day depending on conditions.
Yachts Available for Day Charter
Twelve vessels, from agile day boats to larger motor yachts, each suited to an eight-hour charter with capacity for up to twelve guests on board.
The Wellesley
56 Metres of Calm Off the Tramuntana Coast
- 56m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Mangusta 33
Sunset speed runs along the Tramuntana coastline
- 33m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
Leopard 31
Morning coves, afternoon anchorage off Cala Mondragó
- 31m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
Arcadia Sherpa 60
Open decks and calm coves along the east coast
- 18.7m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
- 24kn
Sunseeker 68
Twelve guests, three cabins, one Balearic coastline
- 22m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Philip Zepter 50m
Fifty metres of calm beneath Tramuntana's cliffs at sunset
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
AB Yachts 116
Open-water speed from Portals to Cap de Formentor
- 36m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
Invictus 280 GT
Swift coastal hops from Puerto Portals to Cala Pi
- 8.9m
- 8 guests
- 1 cabins
Azimut 60 Fly
Flybridge sunsets cruising toward Illetes from Palma
- 20m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Vandutch 48
Sleek open decks for Bay of Palma sunset runs
- 15m
- 12 guests
- 2 cabins
What's Included
- Private yacht for one day (8 hours)
- Professional captain and crew
- Yacht and passenger insurance
- Mooring at base port
- Water and soft drinks
- Light snacks and fresh fruit
- Beach towels
- Snorkelling equipment
- Paddleboards (SUP)
- Onboard sound system
Optional extras
- Fuel, charged by consumption
- Onboard catering and chef service
- Premium drinks and custom menus
- Extra water toys: Seabob, jet ski, water skis
- Mooring at other ports or marinas
- Airport or hotel transfers
- Additional rental hours
- Pick-up or drop-off outside base port
How the Day Works
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Share Your Plans
Tell us your preferred dates, group size and the kind of day you want — relaxed swimming stops or a fuller sightseeing route along the coast.
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Confirm the Route
A route is drafted around your preferences, the distance between stops and expected sea conditions, then confirmed ahead of departure day.
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Board at the Marina
Meet your captain and crew at the base port, settle in on deck, and set off at the agreed departure time.
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Cruise and Anchor
Move along the coast, stop to swim or paddleboard, and take lunch ashore or on deck at a pace you choose.
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Return to Port
Head back to the base marina by the agreed time, disembark, and close out the day without any onboard overnight stay.
Who is a one-day yacht charter best suited for?
A day charter works well for guests who want time on the water without committing to a longer voyage. Couples use it for a quiet escape with lunch at anchor and no fixed schedule beyond departure and return times. Families with children favour the format because swim stops, shaded deck areas and a shorter day suit younger guests better than a multi-day itinerary. Groups of friends often choose a day charter to cover several bays or a short island crossing in one outing, without the planning that comes with overnight chartering.
Corporate hosts also book single-day charters for client entertaining or team outings, where a few hours at sea and a shared meal matter more than itinerary length. Because the boat returns to the base port the same evening, there is no need to think about onboard sleeping arrangements, extended provisioning or multi-day crew logistics — the day is self-contained from departure to return.
What does a typical day charter route along the Mallorca coast look like?
Most day charters follow a similar shape, adjusted to guest preference and the weather on the day. After boarding at the base port, the yacht heads along the coast toward a first anchorage chosen for swimming or calm water. From there, the pace is set by the group:
- a relaxed day with one or two long stops, generous swim time and a slow lunch at anchor or ashore
- a fuller route covering several bays or a short crossing to nearby coastline, with shorter stops at each
- a mix of both, with an extended midday stop and a brief final anchorage before heading back
Lunch can be taken on deck or at a restaurant reached by tender, depending on the plan agreed in advance. Paddleboards and snorkelling gear are available to use at anchor. The yacht returns to the base marina by the agreed time, with the exact course always adjusted for sea state and distance between stops rather than fixed months ahead.
Questions before you book
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How long does a day yacht charter in Mallorca usually last?
A standard day charter runs for around eight hours, from boarding at the base port to return in the evening. Exact departure and return times are agreed in advance and can be adjusted slightly depending on the planned route and sea conditions.
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Can we stop at more than one bay during a one-day charter?
Yes. The route is planned around your preferences, so you can include several anchorages and beaches in one day, or stay longer at fewer spots. The final itinerary depends on distances and the weather on the day.
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Is fuel included in the day charter price?
Fuel is charged separately, based on actual consumption during the charter, and settled alongside the base rate for the day. Other paid extras, such as additional hours or catering, are also available on request.
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Does a day charter include lunch or food on board?
Light snacks, fresh fruit and soft drinks are included as standard. A full catering service or onboard chef can be arranged as a paid extra, or lunch can be taken ashore at a coastal restaurant during the day.
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How many guests can join a day yacht charter?
Capacity depends on the yacht selected, with vessels on this fleet licensed for up to twelve guests. The right boat is chosen based on group size, deck comfort and the kind of day planned.
Plan Your Day at Sea
Send us your preferred dates and group size, and we will put together a route for one full day on the water.