Yacht charter
Last updated on 20 February 2025
The pretty seaside resort of Can Pastilla awaits you for your next stay on the southwest coast of the island of Mallorca. Located in the northeast of the Bay of Palma, this village offers magnificent beaches and numerous tourist activities for the whole family.
Enjoy a stay at the beach
Offering the most beautiful beaches in the Balearic Islands, Can Pastilla has everything to satisfy sea lovers who want to discover Spain by sailboat. The best known is Cala Estancia, where scuba diving enthusiasts will enjoy discovering the treasures of the seabed thanks to the transparency of the sea.
The bay of Palma, which stretches over more than 5 km, promises you moments of swimming in crystal clear water, sunbathing mattresses and lazing around on its fine sandy beaches while enjoying a breathtaking sunset. Food lovers can enjoy delicious Mallorcan dishes made from local produce, such as Mallorcan frit, a speciality of fried pork and lamb accompanied by potatoes and vegetables. There are also the famous traditional Mallorcan soups made with slices of bread, vegetables and meat.
At the heart of Mallorcan culture
History buffs, your yacht charter in Can Pastilla will be marked by surprising historical discoveries, starting with a visit to Bellver Castle, embellished with a Gothic style, built in the 14th century, followed by the Military History Museum of Palma. Among the religious buildings embellishing the coast, discover the famous cathedral of Palma de Mallorca, considered the most imposing on the island.
In addition to discovering historical monuments, you can also break up your walks with a visit to the famous Palma Aquarium, which is home to thousands of marine species, including sharks and live coral. The local culture of Can Pastilla is best discovered at the weekly market in the town center, where you will find fresh local produce and handicrafts. But Can Pastilla is above all a city colonized by a multitude of clubs and discotheques, a meeting place for all the partygoers of Europe!