Charter yacht in Palma

401 yachts for rent in Palma

Palma is a large port city, which is the administrative center of the Balearic archipelago, located in Spain. The beginning of its history dates back to 123 BC. Palma received the status of a seaside resort only in the 20th century - before that it was a port city. It receives over thirty million tourists annually who want to visit the picturesque beaches and architectural sights.

  • 2015
  • Length 14.98 m
  • Beam 7.99 m
  • Draft 1.25 m
$ 5 601
per week
10:46 15.01.2023
  • 2017
  • Length 19.07 m
  • Beam 5.33 m
  • Draft 2.35 m
$ 9 179
per week
02:45 17.10.2021
  • 2015
  • Length 15.00 m
  • Beam 7.99 m
  • Draft 1.25 m
$ 7 260
per week
16:43 16.10.2021
  • 2017
  • Length 11.50 m
  • Beam 3.99 m
  • Draft 2.08 m
$ 1 971
per week
15:11 15.02.2023
  • 2022
  • Length 14.35 m
  • Beam 4.36 m
  • Draft 2.80 m
$ 5 906
per week
23:23 12.02.2023
Bavaria C45
Palma, Spain
  • 2023
  • Length 13.98 m
  • Beam 4.49 m
  • Draft 2.20 m
$ 4 294
per week
20:40 12.02.2023
  • 2010
  • Length 9.99 m
  • Beam 3.42 m
  • Draft 1.95 m
$ 840
per week
08:04 05.02.2023
  • 2011
  • Length 13.75 m
  • Beam 4.37 m
  • Draft 2.05 m
$ 1 587
per week
01:13 24.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 14.60 m
  • Beam 4.50 m
  • Draft 2.35 m
$ 3 371
per week
22:12 20.01.2023
  • 2017
  • Length 16.16 m
  • Beam 4.92 m
  • Draft 2.17 m
$ 2 885
per week
20:52 20.01.2023
Dufour 412
Palma, Spain
  • 2018
  • Length 12.70 m
  • Beam 4.20 m
  • Draft 2.10 m
$ 1 587
per week
14:47 20.01.2023
Lagoon 46
Palma, Spain
  • 2023
  • Length 13.99 m
  • Beam 7.96 m
  • Draft 1.30 m
$ 5 601
per week
20:12 17.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 13.00 m
  • Beam 4.29 m
  • Draft 2.30 m
$ 2 956
per week
11:25 17.01.2023
  • 2016
  • Length 15.59 m
  • Beam 4.67 m
  • Draft 2.25 m
$ 2 707
per week
09:23 17.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 13.39 m
  • Beam 4.29 m
  • Draft 2.30 m
$ 4 667
per week
04:51 16.01.2023
  • 2022
  • Length 13.45 m
  • Beam 7.55 m
  • Draft 1.30 m
$ 4 045
per week
04:32 16.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 14.42 m
  • Beam 4.49 m
  • Draft 2.24 m
$ 4 149
per week
04:14 16.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 15.94 m
  • Beam 4.80 m
  • Draft 2.36 m
$ 3 747
per week
03:38 16.01.2023
  • 2023
  • Length 14.60 m
  • Beam 4.50 m
  • Draft 1.75 m
$ 2 864
per week
01:27 16.01.2023
  • 2020
  • Length 13.00 m
  • Beam 4.29 m
  • Draft 1.90 m
$ 2 324
per week
23:19 15.01.2023

Most of the local residents are involved in the tourism business, in particular in the yachting industry. More than 20 marinas, hosting thousands of ships, offer tourists yacht charter in Palma de Mallorca. The largest of these is the Royal Palm Marine Club, located in the bay in the southwest of the city. Every year she organizes international sailing competitions and regattas, including the King's Cup and Copa del Ray. It also houses the yacht club of the same name and a sailing school. Son Sant Joan International Airport is 3 kilometers from the marina.

To the west, at a distance of 9 nautical miles, is the Cala Portals Wels Marina, next to which there are sandy beaches and a rocky coast. To the east of the city, in a natural harbor, stands the fishing village of Porto Colom with the Club Nautic Portocolom marina, equipped with an anchorage and offering yacht charter in Palma. In the northern part of Palma, there is the Cala Agulla Bay, declared a nature reserve since 1991. It is a coastal strip surrounded by a large pine forest.

In the West of the island, there is Port de Soller with the marina of the same name. It is a small resort located in a horseshoe-shaped bay. It is crossed by a boulevard 3 kilometers long, equipped with small shops, benches and lanterns. To the south is the town of Port Andreech with a large marina of the same name, which also offers yacht charter in Palma de Mallorca. This is the administrative and cultural center of Palma, which houses a major exhibition of contemporary art with an area of over 4,000 sq. meters.

The most important attraction of the city is the Paseo de Born - its largest street, starting at the Cathedral and reaching the Juan Carlos I Square. There are many flower beds with tropical plants and trees, hiding tourists from the heat. There are also large shops and brand boutiques, and in the evenings, various dance and music shows are regularly held. The city is rich in ancient architectural landmarks, including the Palma Cathedral, which was built from the 13th to the 16th century, and the Royal Palace of Almudain, built in the 10th century.