BOARDING: Saturday 20:30h. | Marina Real de Valencia
DISEMBARKATION: Friday 16:00h or Saturday 08:00h (courtesy night depending on availability. | Portocolom (Mallorca)
SATURDAY: VALENCIA TO MALLORCA
We will embark at the appointed time and place to begin our journey at around 10:00 p.m. towards the island of Mallorca. The sailboat will already be perfectly stowed and ready to sail, so after settling in we will review the itinerary and the planned program as well as the basic tasks and rules for living together and for safety on board. Afterwards we will enjoy together what will be our first voyage that will include a spectacular night sailing under the stars. Towards the middle of the journey we will leave the island of Ibiza on the starboard side, continuing on our course.
SUNDAY: MALLORCA
Towards sunset we will arrive at the beautiful bay of Soller where we will drop anchor. With a bit of luck, we will be greeted by our friends the dolphins. Afterwards we can go ashore with the tender to enjoy the charm of this well-known town, the nightlife of its port, its promenade, and perhaps if we feel like it, have dinner in one of its restaurants.
MONDAY: NORTHWEST COAST
Today is another very special day. After enjoying our first breakfast on the island in peace, we will weigh anchor and head towards a nearby anchorage a little further north, the spectacular Cala de Sa Calobra, with its Torrent de Pareis, where we will take a nice excursion ending at its legendary beach where we will surely have a nice swim. Everything invites calm and relaxation in this beautiful place where we will spend the morning. After lunch we will return south to another nearby paradise, which seems straight out of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie. It is the idyllic Cala Tuent where we will spend the night rocked between the mountains and the sea.
TUESDAY: WEST COAST
After an early breakfast, we will continue south down the island's north wind to head towards Cala Deyá, where we will anchor for a few hours to enjoy this beautiful setting. Afterwards we will continue our course towards the Foradada Peninsula, an emblematic place in Mallorca, where we will enjoy a good swim in its deep blue waters. Later we will eat while sailing while we contemplate the impressive cliffs of this coast, until we reach the well-known Dragonera Island with its small, steep coves. And from there we will head to the charming port of Andraxt where we will moor for the night. We can take a walk, have a drink on a terrace at sunset and enjoy its lively nightlife.
WEDNESDAY: SOUTHWEST COAST
Today we will cast off and hoist the sails early to enjoy a great journey that will take us to the south of Mallorca. We will leave Cala Llamp, Cala Blanca and Santa Ponsa to port and head towards Isla del Toro once we have passed Porto Adriano. From there we will look for open waters towards our destination today, Es Trenc, a spectacular beach of white sand and transparent waters, where one feels like in the Caribbean. After about 6 hours of gentle sailing, enjoying the sun and the breeze on our large sailboat, we will anchor to eat and spend the afternoon. And if you feel like it, we will go ashore to watch the sunset from the sand, sharing a glass of wine in this wonderful environment where we will spend the night in the moonlight.
THURSDAY: SOUTH COAST AND CABRERA ISLAND
Today another spectacular place awaits us. We will have a leisurely breakfast and spend the morning relaxing in Es Trenc before setting sail after lunch towards the island of Cabrera, the only National Park located in the Balearic Islands. We will arrive in just 2 hours of sailing to swim, snorkel or paddle surf in its clear and calm waters. And at nightfall, if you feel like it, we will take a beautiful excursion to its highest point where we can enjoy incomparable views. This island, where we will spend the night under a great blanket of stars, will allow us to enjoy the great beauty of its waters and landscapes that make it one of the best preserved ecosystems in the Mediterranean Sea. If we have not obtained permission to moor to a buoy (although unlikely), we will spend the day enjoying the privileged surroundings of Es Trenc: Cala de Caragol, Colonia San Jordi... or some other alternative plan in any of the many coves in the area.
FRIDAY: SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST COAST
After a good breakfast in this privileged setting on the island of Cabrera, we will set sail for Cala Llombars, a small magical bay in the middle of a rugged coastline which we will reach after about 3 hours of sailing along the south coast towards the east of Mallorca. The steep cliffs frame the sea in the form of a fjord, which extends about 230 metres inland. Its waters are transparent, and its white sand is soft, with each step, your feet sink slightly. Everything here is relaxation and connection with nature. There we will anchor to take a bath and continue our journey sailing placidly and anchoring in any of the many coves that we will find between Cala Llombars and Porto Cristo: Cala Figuera, Cala Mondragó, Cala Mitjana, Cala Magraner, Cala Varques… Each one more beautiful, with its peculiar characteristics that make it different and unique. And now, at around 4pm, we will moor in Portocolom, ending the program. Those who wish to can enjoy the charming and lively atmosphere of this wonderful natural port and spend the night on the sailboat until the next day (complimentary night, to be confirmed based on availability: consult).
SATURDAY: DISEMBARKATION AND FAREWELL
At 08:00h we will say goodbye to what will surely have been a fantastic week.
*The proposed program may vary depending on the weather or the group's proposal.
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