OCEANIS 46.1 | MARACUYA

Saturday morning you can visit the ancient city of Palma with its cobbled streets: you can not miss to visit the gothic cathedral of the country seat known as "La Seu". You can also spend the day enjoying the historic charm of Palma before board at 6:00 pm to take you place in the cabin, meet the other crew members and attend to the security briefing. In the late afternoon we will hoist the sails to a short navigation towards Cala Portals Vells, a beautiful bay with unpolluted water, where we will have dinner at anchor under the stars...

After the breakfast we will set course to Cala Pi and its fantastic beach with turquois water, which are perfect to swim and to snorkel. We will visit the ruins of a watchtower, that has been built against pirates, who infested these areas: the lunch will be served on board. After lunch we will sail towards Colonia Sant Jordi: which is famous for its beautiful white sand beaches, including Carbo and Es Trenc, a natural beach more than 3 kilometres long with golden sand and crystal water. You will can also take a tour of the city, where there are many famous restaurants and tapas bar along the Avinguda de la Primavera. We will spend the night at anchor between the islets of Gabina and Redona.

After breakfast, swim and jump into the water we will sail to the north enjoying the panoramic coast towards Cala Figuera: known as ‘Little Venice’, it is a characteristic mooring and the most isolated along the south east coast of Mallorca. The harbour is a little community of fishermen, which live in white houses with boathouses. After lunch on board, you will enjoy of a relaxing and natural place before arriving to Porto Petro. An ex fishing harbour that now is a nice seaside resort with a beautiful bay. The dinner will be served on board and we will stay overnight at the roadstead.

After breakfast we sail towards "Cala Santany": a picturesque bay with a white beach and crystal clear water surrounded by rocky cliffs and pines forests. Above the bay there is the "Torre Nova de la Roca Fesa", which has been built in the late '600s in order to sight the pirates. After lunch you can snorkeling or kayaking in the near cave. Dinner under the stars...

In the morning we will hoist the sails to navigate towards the Cabrera National Park: the archipelago of Cabrera is a terrestrial and marine national park, which is situated on the south east coast of Mallorca. We will visit the main island of Cabrera, the smaller island and many unpolluted rocky islets. You can snorkel in a beautiful underwater world. Later in the afternoon, you can not miss our walk towards the castle that overlooks the harbour: here you can enjoy the wonderful sunset...

After breakfast we leave for Es Trenc beach: a shielded and uninhabited landscape, which is situated in the south of the island. The extended natural view, the soft white sand and the crystal clear water enchant whoever loves nature, photography and snorkeling. The exclusive turquoise shades of the sea give to the beach a tropical touch. There are some «chiringuitos» that offer a wide variety of food, snack, beverages and beach accessories, and there is also latin american music from 6:00 pm. You will spend a relaxing day among snorkeling and the beach. Dinner and night on board.

Morning of sun and relax before leaving, after lunch, for Palma de Mallorca: we will sail along the beautiful and steep cliffs of Cap Blanc with its lighthouse. The majority of the coast in this zone is a protected area with a lot of rocky coves and hidden bays. Calo des Cap d’Alt and Cala de Cap Falco are unmissable: both have crystal clear water, that are perfect to swim and to snork. Dinner and night on board. 

Check-out is scheduled in the morning by 09:00.