Roda de Bara - Mallorca - Roda de Bara

If we have decided to rent a boat in Roda de Bará, we can take the opportunity to visit this charming town in Tarragona before boarding. Roda de Bará is located in what is known as the Costa Dorada. The sand of its golden beaches shine and we can also find attractive corners to explore and an interesting cultural heritage to visit, such as the Arco de Bará, a triumphal arch built by the Romans and which is a World Heritage.

From Roda de Bará we suggest that the next stop be at the port of Andratx, a small natural jetty that some described as one of the most beautiful on the island. Anchoring our sailboat in it is already a joy in itself, but if we take the opportunity to visit some of the nearby coves such as Cala Llamp, Cala Moragues and Cala d’Egos, the experience is better. If you decide to go down to the mainland, its promenade will welcome you and you will see the lively nightlife in it.

Sailing means exploring inhospitable places and at Top Sailing Charter we consider it essential to visit one of the wildest enclaves in the Balearic Islands: the Cabrera archipelago. Located just 10 kilometers from the south coast of Mallorca, this group of islands has been uninhabited since 1991, when it was named a National Park. It is made up of 19 virgin islets where snorkeling, diving and bird watching while bathing on its crystalline beaches is one of the greatest luxuries in the world.

From Cabrera we make the jump to an attractive town in the south of Mallorca with our yacht, sailboat or catamaran for rent. The town of Colonia de Sant Jordi has historical salt roots that have given way over time to an important nucleus of tourism. Its turquoise beaches and golden sand are 'to blame' for that. Some of the coves that are in its surroundings and that you must visit to take a dip are Es Caragol, Es Carbó and Ses Roquetes.

Cala Millor is one of the best representatives of international family tourism that visits Mallorca. Since the 1950s this town began to develop as a tourist point, which has led it to count on a huge range of services geared towards visitors. It has huge holiday complexes and its beaches are delicious, in fact part of its coast is a nature reserve. Don't miss either the rocky outcrop of Punta d’Amer and the old watchtower called Castel d’Amer.

Our last destination on this itinerary is a monumental city: Alcudia. Located in the northwest of the island, this town has the only preserved wall in all of Mallorca. The center of this beautiful town is just a kilometer from its port, so it is highly recommended to go there to enjoy an unforgettable walk. The perfect mix of culture, heritage and spectacular beaches make Alcudia an essential stop to discover the Mallorcan essence.

The last day of our trip between the Costa Dorada and the Balearic Islands will take place at the marina in the city of Roda de Bará. By leaving our rental boat we can enjoy the facilities that this marina has. Boating is one of the star sports in the area, so they have an endless offer of sports related to the sea: kayaking, diving, jet skis or flyboarding. So put the perfect finishing touch to your vacation by enjoying one of these activities surrounded by an impressive frame.