Yachtcharter Santa Ponsa (Mallorca Island)

A yacht charter Santa Ponsa will take you to a picturesque place on the southwest coast of Mallorca. The bay of Santa Ponsa, characterized by its fine sandy beach and the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea, is the perfect starting point for sailing trips. From here you can sail to nearby destinations such as the Sa Dragonera Nature Park or the Bay of Palma and marvel at Mallorca's stunning scenery.
Mallorca itself is the largest island of the Balearic Islands and offers an impressive variety of landscapes, culture and gastronomy. The island is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, charming mountain villages, rich history and excellent cuisine.
Around the island you can find areas suitable for every level of experience and for all types of vacationers.

Climate: Mediterranean with temperatures between 20 and 30 degrees
Winds: Tramontana, Scirocco, Mistral
Sailing season: April to September

Yacht charter Santa Ponsa

The town of Santa Ponsa itself is known for its historical sites, such as the cross of King James I, who is said to have landed here in 1229. There are also numerous possibilities for activities, from golfing on one of the nearby courses to hiking in the surrounding nature. Culinary-wise, the town offers an authentic Mallorcan experience with tapas, paella and fresh seafood.

Getting there: the best way to reach Santa Ponsa from Germany is by plane. Palma de Mallorca airport is about 30 kilometers away. From there you can take a cab or rental car and reach Santa Ponsa Marina in about 30 minutes. Please have a look at our customer area before your arrival and ask for a possible transfer from the airport to the marina.

Sailing adventures not only for beginners: Discover Mallorca's southwest coast

Let yourself be enchanted by the picturesque coast of Mallorca and its numerous, breathtaking ports of call. Suitable for both beginners and advanced sailors, the region is ideal for sailing thanks to its moderate winds and well-equipped marinas. Start your trip in Santa Ponsa and head first to the Sa Dragonera Natural Park. This uninhabited islet, just 12 nautical miles to the west, serves as a nature reserve and is home to numerous bird species. It's also just a short hop to Andratx. The first-class restaurants of this picturesque village offer culinary highlights. Camp de Mar is known for its beautiful beach and exclusive golf course. Paguera is busier than Camp de Mar, but with its total of three beaches, it offers a nice port of call for an extended day of swimming. Especially families appreciate the short distances between worthwhile excursion destinations. So even the little ones have a relaxed sailing trip.

The ambitious route for the experienced sailor

The Majorcan coast also offers a variety of adventures for experienced sailors. Start your trip with a visit to the nature park Sa Dragonera and the fishing village Andratx. Then continue your journey northeast along the coast. Sóller offers a beautiful natural harbor for a stopover. From here, the famous Tramuntana Mountains lie ahead of you, and Sóller is the only stop along Mallorca's north coast. Check wind and weather conditions especially ahead of your departure. Your next stop is Port d'Alcúdia, a lively town with fine sandy beaches and a charming old town. Cap de Formentor is the northernmost tip of Mallorca, known for its impressive cliffs and historic lighthouse. The easternmost point of the island is Cala Ratjada, known for its fresh fish and lively atmosphere. To go all the way around the island, it is best to plan a sailing time of 14 days. This way you can also take a day off at places you particularly like.

For both routes: Take into account the weather and the tides when planning your sailing route. In general it can be said that the constant winds and the moderate swell make the Majorcan coast a paradise for sailors.

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