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Mallorca has ideal conditions for a sailing holiday with steady afternoon breezes from the north Force 3-5. Stronger mistral winds can blow from the north-west for a few days. The passages between the Balearic islands are more exposed. Summer temperatures average 26-30ºC.
We have rated this destination a 'Level 2' (levels info) and you will need RYA Day Skipper or ICC qualification for bareboat charters in Mallorca. Level 1 sailors can stick to the south and east coasts where it is more sheltered, level 2 can circumnavigate the island whilst level 3 sailors may want to head to Ibiza and Fomentera or Menorca.
If you are at all unsure about a destination then please get in touch and our sales team will be more than happy to make their recommendations for you.
Flights to mallorca.
EasyJet have flights to Palma on Saturdays from many regional airports.
The transfer time to Palma marina is approximately 30 minutes.
For more information on things to see and do in Mallorca on your yacht charter please click HERE
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Barcelona is a city which is famous for football, the arts and las ramblas market – but it’s also a fantastic place to sail - the wonderful Catalan coastline is best explored by your own private yacht or catamaran. People have been sailing here for centuries, so you’ll find castles, palaces, cathedrals, small fishing villages, as well as fine beaches and tourist attractions – and of course, majestic Barcelona.
On a multi-week charter, you could hop over to the Balearic islands, but if you’ve only got a week then there’s already an agonising choice of sailing south to historic Tarragona, once the capital of the Roman empire, or north to the Roses and the castles and forts built for keeping the French and Italians (amongst others) at bay. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !
SAILING RATING: Beginner - the Mediterranean offers a largely sheltered cruising ground, which makes it suitable even for beginners to sail here. You’ll need an RYA Day Skipper qualification (or equivalent) to sail here.
MUST-SEE: Check out our full suggested itinerary below. The main highlights are historic Tarragona , exuberant Sitges , and, of course, Barcelona .
WHAT WE CAN OFFER: We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.
GETTING THERE: The closest airport is El Prat Barcelona international airport, which is a 20 to 25 minute drive from the marina, but you could also land at Girona (1h11 drive away) or Reus airports (1h35).
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Barcelona is a city which is famous for football, the arts and las ramblas market – but it’s also a fantastic place to sail - the wonderful Catalan coastline is best explored by your own private yacht or catamaran. People have been sailing here for centuries, so you’ll find castles, palaces, cathedrals, small fishing villages, as well as fine beaches and tourist attractions – and of course, majestic Barcelona.
On a multi-week charter, you could hop over to the Balearic islands, but if you’ve only got a week then there’s already an agonising choice of sailing south to historic Tarragona, once the capital of the Roman empire, or north to the Roses and the castles and forts built for keeping the French and Italians (amongst others) at bay. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !
SAILING RATING: Beginner - the Mediterranean offers a largely sheltered cruising ground, which makes it suitable even for beginners to sail here. You’ll need an RYA Day Skipper qualification (or equivalent) to sail here.
MUST-SEE: Check out our full suggested itinerary below. The main highlights are historic Tarragona , exuberant Sitges , and, of course, Barcelona .
WHAT WE CAN OFFER: We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.
GETTING THERE: The closest airport is El Prat Barcelona international airport, which is a 20 to 25 minute drive from the marina, but you could also land at Girona (1h11 drive away) or Reus airports (1h35).
WHY BOOK WITH US? We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.
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Nestled in the heart of the popular Catalan coast, Barcelona is a brilliant place to sail from - with castles and great cathedrals contrasted by small fishing villages, and, of course, the fine beaches, waterparks and other attractions that draw millions of tourists to this coastline each year. There’s virtually guaranteed sunshine, largely reliable winds, very friendly locals and some of the finest food on the planet – the more Tapas you try, the more you’ll get hooked!
It’s a six-day itinerary because you normally won’t get access to the boat until Saturday afternoon, and after spending time getting provisions in and getting familiar with the boat, you’ll likely only be able to set sail on Sunday morning. The boat also needs to be back in Barcelona on Friday evening (but you can stay on-board overnight and then check-out and disembark on Saturday morning) – so it’s a six day tour.
Nose out of the marina and then we’re heading South – we’re sailing past Barcelona city centre, so don’t head too far out to sea if you want a good view of Las Ramblas, then we’re sailing onwards South, reaching across the prevailing summer northerly winds to the Castelldefells. It’s possible to do it in one tack, but as it’s the first day, you may as well get everyone well versed in trimming the sail.
As the name suggests, there’s a castle on the highest point here which dates back over a millennium (and it was built on the site of an even older Roman castle), which helped to defend Catalonia from Arab and Barbary invaders, amongst others. More recently, they built an ‘Olympic canal’ here to host the rowing events of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, and it is now best known for the 5km of gorgeous sandy beach (which you will sail past) and for being the home of the great and good of Barcelona - including Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez – so watch out for them if you amble around town! There’s a great range of shops, bars and restaurants, plus beaches and castles to explore – enjoy!
Today’s destination is Segur de Calafell, a suburb of the pretty town of Calafell, which is another town with a splendid beach, an ancient castle and that is reasonably popular with tourists. As well as being one of the best beaches in Spain, this beach claims to be good for you on health grounds because the local sand means that there is five-times as much iodine in the sea-water here than normal.
But there’s also more high-brow attractions on offer - the Ciutadella Iberica is a fascinating excavation of the village that was here in 600 BC (and just a short walk from the marina), and the Casa Barral museum celebrates the life works of Carlos Barral, who was, as I’m sure you already knew, one of Spain’s finest poets.
The Romans helped transform ‘‘Tarraco’ (as they called it) into the wealthiest and most opulent city in Spain, and there was a time when Caesar Augustus himself used to come here for winter, bringing the might and powers of the empire with him. Similar to Rome, the whole town is like a giant museum, with fine buildings and churches in every direction around the old town – so it is worth a stroll around.
If all of the above have you rolling your eyes, then don’t worry, because Tarragona also has something for you – notably, Spain’s biggest theme park, PortAventura, is located here (alongside Ferrari-land and the PortAventura Aquatic park), and there’s obviously also plenty of great beaches to lay down on.
Torredembarra is largely overlooked by tourists because it is so close to Tarragona, but it has the same Roman history, charming cobbled streets and an old town with magnificent architecture - it would be lauded if it was anywhere else in the world. There’s also fantastic beaches, and Torredembarra is one of the world’s top kite-surfing destinations.
And, of course, there is the tallest lighthouse in Catalonia, which is also the newest lighthouse in Spain (it went live on January 1st 2000), which has a splendid viewing platform at the top of it (if you can manage the 217 steps).
But that’s not all – their local dishes of xato (seafood salad) and ‘Sitges-style paella’ have been exported across Spain and are certainly worth sampling. There’s the locally grown Malvasia wine, or, if you prefer something stronger, Sitges is the birthplace of a certain Mr Bacardi who emigrated to Cuba in 1830 and set up a massive rum empire – Sitges is proud enough of him to give him his own museum.
You can also go for a hike on the mountainous Garraf Massif, gape in wonder at the magnificent Church of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla (which you should also be able to see from the sea), or hit the beach – incidentally, three of the 17 beaches here are nudist beaches.
You’ll pass the Garraf massif, Castelldefels, Barcelona airport and then Barcelona city centre and then we’re heading back into the marina. Don’t forget you’ll need to fill up the fuel tanks on your way back into the marina, before mooring the boat up one last time. You can stay on her overnight before disembarking tomorrow morning. If you got the crew and the boat around safely, then well done skipper, and you have earned your ‘Sailing in Spain’ badge.
If you haven’t explored Barcelona itself yet, then it really is a wonderful city, which is why over 20 million tourists head here each year. There’s the Sagrada Familia cathedral, the Olympic parks, or a cable car (Teleferic) which goes across the bay, giving outstanding views of the city. You simply have to wander down Las Ramblas, and there’s plenty of trendy bars to check out in the ‘Gothic quarter’, which is the near-side of the city-centre to the marina.
Hopefully you have all enjoyed the trip, and the crew have been a joy to be around. As you’re reminiscing about this voyage over some final tapas, maybe you’ll already be thinking about where to sail next year - come and visit us at PlainSailing.com once you have a plan! Have a safe trip home, and hopefully see you online soon! :)
Winds tend to be stronger during spring and autumn, when they tend to arrive from the South or South-west, but as the summer kicks in, the winds swing around so that the prevailing summer winds come from the North, before rushing their way East across the Mediterranean to hit sails on boats in Turkey.
This makes sailing at the tail-ends of the season a little more exciting, though thankfully it is rare for the wind to be too fierce.
In winter, winds are a bit more unpredictable, and you could be hit by cold winds rolling down from the Pyrenees, or warm winds from Northern Africa – though most weather systems tend to pass over in a few days, and the forecasting in the Med is usually very reliable so you shouldn't be taken by surprise!
Barcelona is a wonderful city, and the ideal place to spend a day or two at the start or end of the holiday - if you're looking for places to stay on land in the area, then we recommend Hotel Santa Marta , which is ideally located between the marina and Las Ramblas.
Port Olimpic hosted the sailing events for the 1992 Olympics. After years of being unloved, it was brought back under the control of the Local Government and has since been refurbished into a modern and comfortable marina, next to Barceloneta beach, and within a short walk of the city centre.
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In sailing terms, the waters of the Virgin Islands in the Caribbean could be said to be the most crowded in the world yet just ten miles downwind from St. Thomas in the USVI there’s a hidden paradise – a group of islands that cruisers have forgotten and many bareboaters have yet to discover… the Spanish Virgin Islands. A Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charter is the ideal way to experience the beauty and serenity of this hidden gem in the Caribbean.
The Spanish Virgin Islands or Passage Islands are a group of islands and reefs which lie fifteen miles to the east of Fajardo on Puerto Rico.
For many years they had been off limits to bareboat charters because they lay within territory reserved for the United States Navy which used the Islands for war games and bombing practice.
However, nowadays the Navy is no longer on Vieques and the islands are open to visitors and are awaiting rediscovery .
The island group covers an area of 400 square miles and consists of two main islands – Culebra and Vieques together with some twenty smaller outlying islands. They are all considered to be part of the commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
Like Puerto Rico, Columbus discovered them on his second voyage west in 1493. They eventually became a colony of Spain and were ceded by them to the USA in the treaty of Paris 1898.
This Caribbean cruising area can be divided into three separate locations, La Cordillera, Culebra together with its islands and Vieques. Each has its merits and attractions and it would be unwise in planning a comprehensive cruise not to include each area.
This twelve-mile chain of small islands and reefs stretches from a point just a mile or so off NE Puerto Rico southeastwards and is part of Puerto Rico’s East Coast Marine Reserve.
Diving and snorkeling while on a Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charter is nothing short of fantastic and good bareboat anchorages can be obtained during winter months in the lee of the easterly trade winds. However, northerly swells and winds in excess of 15 knots can restrict the use of these cays to that of a day anchorage only.
Some of these islands are privately owned and some have facilities leased by local hotels but Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charters are welcome providing privacy is respected.
There are mooring buoys in the area but even if these are intended for the use of local dive boats, no one seems to mind if you tie a dinghy to them so as to enjoy the beauty of the reef. None of these little islands offer anything in the way of supplies or services to visiting yachts, so make sure to bring your own.
There are enough anchorages on this island and its small satellites to keep a serious bareboater going for weeks. There is a quiet and roll-free anchorage at the head of Ensenada Honda just off the main town of Culebra sometimes called Dewey but more often or not just named after the island.
The lagoon is the obvious choice as a hurricane hole but its reputation has been somewhat tarnished since Culebra took the full force of Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
The town, which was all but flattened by Hugo, is a delightful blend of Caribbean shanty and Spanish cultures. The centerpiece of which is the red and white lifting bridge, which spans the narrow boat canal.
The bridge is rumored to have lifted just once, on its day of inauguration some thirty odd years ago. It became stuck and remained in the open position for several days trapping cars on one side or another. The engineers finally managed to return the bridge to the closed position where it has remained ever since!
There are several small bars and restaurants , which appear to open or remain closed at their owner’s whim. Nothing seems to happen very fast here! The great thing is that because everything is centered on the harbor and canal, getting around by dinghy is very easy. Most essential things are available so long as you have a healthy dose of patience. After the bustle of the US Virgin Islands or Puerto Rico it is really rather refreshing.
Dakity Harbor is at the Southern end of the sound and is an idyllic anchorage protected from the swells by a pristine reef ideal for snorkeling upon.
Further east is another anchorage so perfect as to appear in the top ten of everyone’s Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charter must-sees once they have visited it. Called Bahia de Almodovar , it is a tricky one to enter drawing anything over eight feet but once inside the rewards are spectacular. Clear blue water over a white sand bottom protected by a reef ensures another marina quality anchorage, even when the prevailing wind is blowing a steady twenty knots.
Of all the off-lying islands Culebrita is the largest and a visitor favorite. For the most part it is deserted. Scuba diving is great relaxation on a sailing vacation and you will find plenty of opportunities.
The waters of these islands are a diver’s dream ; they are truly virgin reefs! You will dive in the company of turtles, rays and some enormous amberjacks.
The lobster season is open all the year round in these islands and the joy of catching your own Caribbean clawless lobster and plopping it on to a beach BBQ has to be tried before the true meaning of the word pleasure is learned.
There is a small lighthouse atop this rocky island and an early morning climb is highly rewarding. The view of other anchorages and islands is like watching an animated navigational chart. Truly spectacular!
There are many wonderful anchorages here and Vieques also boasts an Ensenada Honda, which is amongst the prettiest of them. Bahia Salinas del Mar is another must see.
There is also a useful anchorage in the Western end of the island off the town of Esperanza . Here one anchors off town protected by an off lying cay and a peninsular of land.
Dinghy trips ashore are rewarded by a selection of good local restaurants, bars and shops for essential supplies. There is a good dive shop and in the next-door bay, a yellow sand beach, lined with palm trees is known locally as Sunbay . A great day to spend the day of rest.
Sailing in the Spanish Virgin Islands certainly does give one the impression of what life must have been like throughout the Caribbean some thirty or forty years ago. You will find the people friendly and helpful.
The official currency is the US dollar and both English and Spanish are spoken and understood.
Ice fuel and water are all available but not always easy to obtain when and where you might wish. Fresh vegetables can be a little sparse and we would advise that a good stock of fresh produce be brought for your charter , after that, one relies on impulse shopping when green leaves are spotted at road side stalls!
Visit these islands for their natural beauty, tranquility and the diving.
Should you wish to sample the delights of this hidden paradise a Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charter on board a luxurious yacht is the perfect way to do just that. With crystal clear waters, sunny skies, and plenty of activities to keep you busy, it is sure to be an unforgettable experience. Contact us today to start planning your perfect Spanish Virgin Islands sailing vacation and experience this Caribbean gem for yourself!
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Barcelona is a fantastic place to sail. We can find you luxury catamarans and yacht charters, on a bareboat, skippered or crewed basis.
Top Spain Charter Yachts From the beautiful Balearic islands of Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza, to the enchanting city of Barcelona and to the sun-drenched Costa del Sol, Spain welcomes yacht charters of all types. The country offers sunshine, beaches, history, the country's well-known tapas and a world-famous relaxed lifestyle spiced up with a bit of salsa.
A Spanish Virgin Islands bareboat charter is the ideal way to experience the beauty and serenity of this hidden gem in the Caribbean. The Spanish Virgin Islands or Passage Islands are a group of islands and reefs which lie fifteen miles to the east of Fajardo on Puerto Rico.
Guide to chartering a bareboat sailboat or catamaran for your next sailing holiday vacation, boating with or without skipper.