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Charter a Private Yacht in Cala d’Or with Scansail

Cala d’Or, also known as “Golden Bay” in English, is a popular beach region in Mallorca. This region is ideal for a private yacht charter thanks to its welcoming people and turquoise coastline. Located on the southeastern coast of this gorgeous island, Cala d’Or is a magical location where you can experience beautiful beaches, breathtaking hiking trails and lush greenery all in one. This means that whether you are looking for a relaxing holiday or an action-packed adventure, you are certain to be satisfied here.

How much does it cost to charter a private yacht in Cala d’Or?

The price of your yacht charter in Cala d’Or depends on a number of factors such as the type of boat, the size of the yacht, the number of passengers and the seasonality. In addition, the price can also increase if you hire a skipper and/or crew. Below is a list of the average prices according to yacht type.

Sailboats

€2,804 per week

Motorboats

€3,640 per week

RIBs

€2,310 per week

Catamarans

€9,002 per week

Jet Skis

€4,900 per week

What is the best time to visit Cala d’Or?

Thanks to its typical Mediterranean climate, you can visit Cala d’Or has long, hot summers and mild winters. The most popular time to visit is during July and August, with peak temperatures of around 33 degrees Celsius. However, if you want to avoid the busy crowds that come with peak season, you can visit any time from May to October for great weather. While temperatures may lower, a great aspect of Cala d’Or is that it is sunny all year round!

Should I charter a private yacht with or without a skipper?

While searching for yachts on Scansail, you will notice that many have the option to include a skipper. This typically comes at an extra cost, however, there are many benefits to having one on board your journey. For example, a professional skipper will be able to guide you along the Balearic Sea, taking care of all the sailing, docking and anchoring. This means you can relax and enjoy as they handle all the technical aspects. Moreover, they will be familiar with the regional waters, so you are ensured a safe and comfortable journey. You can also ask your skipper to tailor the voyage to your wishes, showing you all the best Cala d’Or has to offer!

What to do in Cala d’Or?

With so much to see and do in Cala d’Or, it can be daunting to know where to begin. This is why we have come up with a few suggestions to help inspire your private yacht charter.

Firstly, there are many things to do on land in Cala d’Or. If you feel like disembarking from your yacht to enjoy the scenic landscape, you can visit a harbour right in the heart of the region. Here, you will find Cala d’Or Yacht Club, a harbour with about 600 moorings and a great place to start your journey. From here, you can wander around and discover the high-end restaurants and bars nearby. You can also take a hike in the Parc Natural de Mondrago nature reserve. Here, you can admire the chirping birds and unique wildlife hidden in the forests of Mallorca as well as swim in the crystalline waters.

If you want to discover some of the amazing beaches that the region has to offer, we highly suggest you navigate around the coast with your private yacht. This is because there are many hidden cays or “calas” due to the rocky landscape of the island. Some of the beaches have pebbled shorelines while others have silky sands. Similarly, some of them are secluded and make you feel like you are on a private holiday, whereas others are buzzing with life and amenities such as restaurants and bars. As you can imagine, there is something for everyone, just explore! However, if you want specific recommendations, here are our favourites:

• Cala Gran
• Cala Galera
• Cala Ferrera
• Cala Egos
• Cala Esmeralda
• Cala Serena

Explore nearby destinations on your private yacht charter

One of the greatest advantages of chartering a private yacht in Cala d’Or is that you can discover nearby destinations within the Balearic archipelago. If you want to remain in Mallorca, the island is big enough that even a few weeks is not always enough! You can travel to other ports such as Palma de Mallorca, Port d’Andratx or Port Adriano for day trips. Otherwise, you can also head to Menorca, Ibiza, or Formentera for longer periods.