We start from one of the most beautiful cities in the world and with greater international fame. Barcelona has become a nucleus of tourist and business attraction that has made it one of the most visited in Europe. Before picking up our rental boat in Barcelona, ​​we can take the opportunity to take a tour of the port area, visit the Colón statue, located at the confluence between the Ramblas - one of the most important roads in the city - and the Paseo de Colon.

We leave behind a historical city to reach another monumental one already in Mallorca. Alcudia, in the northwest of the island, has the only fully preserved wall in the region. 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 archaeological remains of the ancient Roman city of Pollentia are very present, which together with the sections of the wall, one medieval and the other Renaissance, take us back to remote times, dotted with sandy beaches and cliffs. A perfect combination.

Our rental sailboat will take us to Porto Cristo at the next stop. This delicious fishing village is located in the eastern part of Mallorca. It is an ideal place to spend a quiet day in its magnificent natural harbor, sipping coffee on some of the terraces that can be found there. In addition to the beauty of its typically Mallorcan buildings, we can enjoy a delicious swim on its beaches with fine sand and turquoise water or anchor next to the cliffs that border the natural dock to take a dip in one of the most VIP areas of the island .

The town of Colonia de Sant Jordi is in the south of Mallorca. Its salt roots have given way over time to an important nucleus of tourism, perhaps due to the turquoise beaches and golden sand that surround it and its proximity to the National Park of the island of Cabrera. Be sure to navigate to some of the coves that are nearby such as Es Caragol, Es Carbó and Ses Roquetes. Anchoring in front of them and enjoying bathing in them is a privilege.

Our nautical itinerary in Mallorca brings you closer to one of the most authentic enclaves in the world. Did you think that there were no deserted islands in the Mediterranean? Well you were wrong. The Cabrera archipelago, located just 10 kilometers from the south coast of Mallorca, has been uninhabited since 1991, when it was named a National Park. It is a true wonder where peace and tranquility reign in the 19 islets that make it up and that host a fabulous variety of fauna and flora, some of them endemic.

Take the opportunity to snorkel, dive and bird watch while you bathe in its crystalline beaches.

After the intense calm of Cabrera, we set sail on our sailboat, yacht or catamaran for hire towards the port of Andratx. This small natural jetty is considered one of the most beautiful on the island. It is surrounded by beautiful coves (you cannot miss Cala Llamp, Cala Moragues and Cala d’Egos). If you decide to go down to the mainland, its promenade will welcome you and you will see the lively nightlife that lives there.

Returning our rental boat in Barcelona does not mean the end of the trip. This city has endless places to see and live and from Top Sailing Charter we suggest that you spend at least a couple of days in it. On foot and with public transport you can get everywhere, so take the opportunity to visit its majestic Gothic quarter, where the narrow streets transport you to another time and the Raval, a whole museum of street art. The work of the master Gaudí splashes the capital: the Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Familia are two essentials that you cannot miss. The Port of Barcelona, ​​the Barceloneta beach, the Borne neighborhood, Barcelona is infinite!