Cruises in the Balearic Islands

Why take a cruise to the Balearic Islands?

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, in the open sea off Barcelona, this destination is very popular with yachtsmen for its proximity, its climate and its splendid landscapes. A cabin cruise will allow you to sail between these different islands for a week and to berth at their most beautiful anchorages. Book a cabin on a shared catamaran now and set off on a cruise to the Balearic Islands without further ado! A crew will take care of navigation and meals from the side of the boat, so that you can fully enjoy this exceptional cruise!

What do our cruises in the Balearic Islands involve?

Our cruise packages in the Balearic Islands

The cruises in the Balearic Islands that we offer are all-inclusive cruises on catamarans that allow you to discover many sites in a unique way. By choosing our package, you will board a spacious catamaran or yacht with your own private cabin, while sharing the friendly atmosphere of the ship with other travelers. The professional and attentive crew will ensure that you have a most enjoyable stay. Depending on your preferences and budget, we offer several cruise routes in the Balearic Islands through the most beautiful European coastlines, allowing you to find the cruise that suits you best.

What activities are on offer during our cruises in the Balearic Islands?

During the cruise, in addition to sailing, you will have the opportunity to organize your days between visits to the islands, relaxing at the anchorage and nautical activities. You will have the opportunity to snorkel and explore the seabed teeming with colorful fish, to kayak or paddle along the rocky coastline, and to discover the cultural riches of the islands. Most cruises in the Balearic Islands include stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking and diving sessions.

How much does a cruise to the Balearic Islands cost?

The cruises we offer cost between USD2,500 and USD6,400 for two people, depending on the period. 

For example, an 8-day cruise to Palma de Mallorca on board a Dream 60 catamaran costs USD5,800 for 2 people in July.

• The price includes: accommodation in an air-conditioned double cabin with private bathroom, sheets, towels and beach towels, full board, water sports equipment, meals mentioned in the program, drinks with meals, boat and passenger insurance, consumables for the boat, and a crew consisting of a captain and a cook.
• The price does not include: personalexpenses and tips, transfers between the airport and the bases, meals not included in the program and the contribution to the cash box of the boat.

What is there to see in the Balearic Islands?

The Balearic Islands welcome you to a natural setting of unparalleled beauty. White sandy beaches and small wild bays overlook a magnificent turquoise blue sea. A pleasant climate and ever-present sunshine make the Balearic Islands an ideal destination for a cabin cruise.

• Ibiza - party island: Known throughout the world as a party destination full of excess, it is the place to be for party lovers and the greatest DJs every summer! But Ibiza is brimming with much more discreet and untamed places! Its typical white houses with colorful shutters, the many small fishing villages that make it up and its nightlife characterize this island of beauty. In the heart of the island, the famous Ses Salines nature reserve ( ) will charm you with its wide open spaces. On the side of the Ibiza coastline, you will find beautiful coves with translucent waters and fine sand, ideal for lounging with your feet up after a restless night! Although this town is very popular during the summer period, from October to May you will find it more peaceful and quiet.
• Formentera - peaceful island: During your cruise to the Balearic Islands, discover Formentera, a small, authentic island south of Ibiza, which invites you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of its neighbor. Far from the hubbub of the other large islands in the archipelago, Formentera, also known as the Isle of Pines or the Little Caribbean of Spain, is a true haven of peace. You will find dream beaches and secret coves surrounded by lush vegetation. The green of the pines contrasts with the incredible turquoise blue of the Balearic Sea, offering you idyllic landscapes and a complete change of scenery. From the deck of your sailboat, admire splendid sunsets at the end of the day while sipping a delicious cocktail prepared by the hostess on board.
• Mallorca - historic island: Capital and largest island of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is rich in art and history. Palma, the largest city on the island, is known for its majestic cathedral, the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Palma, also called La Seu. On board your catamaran, stop off at its beautiful beaches, all with crystal-clear waters and white sand. Among the most beautiful are the beach of Santa Ponça, Illetas and El Arenal. Stroll through the old town and take a tour of the port of Palma de Mallorca. A great walk awaits you on the coastal paths along the shoreline. Don't miss the Caves of Drach, a true marvel of the island. These four interconnected caves are full of stalactites, stalagmites and underground lakes. A visit that will leave you speechless!
• Minorca - wild island: Smaller and less touristy, the authenticity of this unspoiled island is the charm of Minorca, named a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. Thanks to your Balearic cruise you can reach secluded coves and enjoy a moment of relaxation in complete privacy, far from the tourists. With no fewer than 80 beaches, each more beautiful than the last, Menorca offers its vacationers truly heavenly landscapes. The fine sand and turquoise water of these beaches will never cease to amaze you! A visit to Mahon, the capital of Menorca, is a must. Its port is the largest natural port in the Mediterranean. Stroll through the narrow streets of the historic city center and appreciate the architecture of the pretty white houses that line the coast.

When to sail on a cruise to the Balearic Islands?

The Balearic Islands have a Mediterranean climate, with mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. We do not recommend going on a cruise to the Balearic Islands during the winter, as temperatures hover around 15°C and it rains frequently.

If you want to explore the islands of the archipelago and visit the treasures of the Balearic Islands, we recommend the months of September to October and March to May. Far from the mass tourism of July and August, you can enjoy pleasant temperatures of around 20°C - 25°C.

The summer period is obviously the hottest, but also the busiest for this Mediterranean destination.

Here is an average of the temperatures recorded in recent years in Palma de Mallorca:

How do I get to the Balearic Islands?

To get to the Balearic Islands from Paris, there are direct flights from Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) or Paris-Orly (ORY) airports. The most common destinations include Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), Ibiza Airport (IBZ) and Menorca Airport (MAH). The flight generally lasts around 2 hours, making it a relatively quick and convenient getaway from the French capital.

How can I finalize the booking for my cruise in the Balearic Islands?

To book your cruise in the Balearic Islands, you can make a booking request from our website. Once we have received your request, an advisor will contact you by telephone to understand your plans ( , duration, budget and activities). They will then send you cruise suggestions by email. Once you have found the cruise you want, you can pay a deposit in your customer area to confirm the booking and reserve the cabin.