Most of our fleet is based in Palma.

Palma’s harbour is the largest and most important of those of the Balearic Islands.

The yacht club in the heart of the Bay of Palma has 946 berths, a waiting dock, electricity, water, a refuelling station, 24-hour security (guards and surveillance equipment), showers, a parking area, waste collection, recycling points, diving services, a laundry, a travel lift and a crane. Additionally, a supermarket, a chemist’s, a market, banks, a hospital and car hire services can be found in the vicinity of the club.
Majorca’s only airport (Son Sant Joan) is 10 km away from Palma.

Why rent boat Ibiza in San Antonio?

San Antonio Ibiza is a city located to the west of the island, so yacht hire Ibiza has a great advantage for sailors: it is the closest port of the Balearic Islands to the peninsula, which makes it perfect to make scales. The Ibiza Port of San Antonio is the centre of the marine and sports activity of this part of the island. It has 377 moorings and offers services of captaincy, fuel pump, water, electricity, showers, mechanics, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, crane and many others. In addition, in San Antonio Ibiza overnight with anchoring is allowed.

San Antonio Ibiza is the second most populated city on the island. As we have said before, the location of its bay in front of the island Sa Conillera makes the sun hide and dye the waters into an intense orange colour, offering spectacular sunsets. Also, do not forget to visit one of the most emblematic symbols of the island: Café del Mar. In addition, in San Antonio Ibiza you can enjoy clubs, pubs, macro discos or drinking areas, such as the West End.

With yacht hire Ibiza in San Antonio you can also visit places as beautiful as Cala Bassa or Cala Compte and access the coves of Xarraca, Xuclar and Renclí without problems. Rent boat Ibiza and do not miss the wonderful experience of sailing San Antonio!

Situated on a cliff, Mahón is the capital of Minorca. It has a splendid natural harbour in the form of a deep inlet extending some three miles inland. Mahón is a city that has successfully adapted the legacy of its colonial past to modern times.

The city enjoys a strategic position in the centre of the Mediterranean, where it is sheltered from the north wind and the fury of the sea.

Travelling inland on the crystal clear waters of Mahón’s harbour, it is possible to reach the centre of the city in just a few minutes, via a route steeped in nature. The harbour has a refuelling station, toilet and shower facilities, water, electricity, a hotel, restaurants, a bar, a dry dock, a mobile lift, nautical items, a mechanic, a harbour master’s office, a yacht club, a supermarket, a first aid point and a laundry.

Ciudadela was formerly the capital of Minorca. Its harbour is hidden away in a narrow cove that is more than a kilometre long. The harbour is used by commercial, fishing and passenger boats, although a number of berths are available for recreational vessels passing through. The harbour has 174 berths, a refuelling station, a bar and restaurant, a workshop, a maritime channel, drinking water and a crane service. It also provides meteorological information.

Fornells Bay is deep, measuring 5 kilometres long and 2 kilometres wide. The narrow entrance regulates the force of the open sea. Sufficiently narrow to offer protection, the entrance allows water to enter the bay while restricting the waves. The wind is not so easily restrained. The surrounding hills are not high enough to keep out the Tramuntana (Tramontana in Catalan), which has shaped the rocks and bent the trees over until the branches almost touch the ground.