Discover breathtaking natural landscapes hauled in alongside the boat by the crew of one of our sailboats or catamarans and you too can enjoy the pleasures of yacht charter in Porto Colom, a charming fishing village south of Porto Cristo.
Located on the south-eastern coast of the island of Majorca, Porto Colom is indeed adorned with an exotic landscape that is a delight for yachtsmen and lovers of beautiful sandy beaches. An unmissable seaside resort on the island of Majorca, Porto Colom boasts numerous beaches, each with its own special character. While Cala Santanyí, located on the south of the island's east coast, fascinates with its river of white sand, Platja Porto Colum seems to be more appreciated for its isolated and tranquil side. But it is not just the harbor and the sea that will delight vacationers.
Considered the best-protected city on the island of Mallorca, Porto Colom seems to be immersed in a medieval world. Wandering through the narrow streets of the old town, you can admire the church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, embellished by neo-Gothic architecture. Your little urban stroll will take you to the Felantix market, which invites you to sample local products every Sunday.
Discover the most beautiful beaches near Porto Colom
Opting for a yacht charter in Porto Colom gives you the opportunity to drop anchor near magnificent beaches that will delight young and old alike. Start your tour of the beaches in style at Cala Marçal, glorifying the south of the village. This is the main beach of Porto Colom. It will especially delight children and families who can veer off into a game of beach volleyball between swims. You may even discover a charming diving spot there. Families will also appreciate the beach of S'Arenal, which magnifies the bay of the port. Lovers of peace and quiet will linger on the peaceful beach of Sa Nau, located south of the beach of S'Arenal, and that of S'Algar, revealing a wild and picturesque landscape.
But a stay in Porto Colom would not be perfect without a visit to the famous Caves of Drach and Hams, located south of the village. Budding speleologists will be captivated by the stalagmites and stalactites that give it its picturesque and enigmatic character. The caves are also home to the Venetian Lake, a magnificent underground lake that floods the walls with light.
Have fun in a different way
clearly, the village of Porto Colom does not only appeal to fans of beautiful beaches. Its privileged geographical location gives it many advantages that will not leave fans of water sports indifferent. Its turquoise waters are ideal for a variety of water sports such as fishing, water skiing, scuba diving and sailing.
on land, families and groups of friends will enjoy spending time on the city's golf course. As for hikers, they will veer towards a short excursion on foot or by bike along its sandy coastline, starting from the port.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 751 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $27,728 |
| Minimum weekly price | $707 |
| Maximum price per week | $1,837,314 |