Unlock the Other Side of Mallorca
with a Sailing Charter

Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Mallorca stands as the crown jewel of the Balearic Islands, offering an unrivaled blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and world-class sailing conditions. Its long, scenic coastline is lined with hidden coves and secluded bays, making it a paradise for adventurers, sailors, and those seeking the true spirit of the Mediterranean.

The island’s north-western shores, rivaled only by the west coast of Corsica, are among the most breathtaking sailing destinations in Europe. From the rugged cliffs of Puerto de Sóller to the enchanting anchorages at Cala Figuera, Cala Deià, Cala de la Calobra, and Cala Foradada, Mallorca invites you to discover your own hidden gem with every voyage.

While the bustling southern coast and Palma Bay often capture the spotlight, it is the northern coastline that reveals Mallorca’s untouched beauty and timeless charm. Sailme Charter, in collaboration with CM Charter, is proud to invite you to our new base in Port de Pollença — the perfect starting point for an unforgettable exploration of Northern Mallorca’s hidden treasures.

Set Sail from Port de Pollença

Perfectly positioned between the majestic Tramuntana mountains and the azure Mediterranean Sea, Port de Pollença offers an ideal departure point for sailors seeking both adventure and authenticity. Our charter base, located on Mallorca’s northeast coast, opens the gateway to the island’s most stunning coastal treasures and provides effortless access to the nearby island of Menorca.

Far from the busier hubs of Palma de Mallorca, Port de Pollença is surrounded by a concentration of the island’s most beautiful beaches and secluded fjord-like bays, many of which are inaccessible from the south. The water here is exceptionally well-protected by the iconic Cape Formentor, offering shelter from northern winds and creating calm, shallow anchorages with crystal-clear waters — perfect for a safe and relaxing start to your voyage.

Whether you dream of exploring hidden coves, discovering unspoiled nature, or setting course for new horizons, Port de Pollença is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable sailing experience.

Easy Transfer to Our Base in Port de Pollença

Reaching our base in Port de Pollença is quick and convenient, with the journey from Palma de Mallorca Airport taking just around 45 minutes. Thanks to Mallorca’s modern network of high-speed roads, Northern Mallorca feels remarkably close, offering a seamless transition from your arrival to the start of your sailing adventure.

Multiple transfer options are available to suit every preference, from reliable municipal buses to private transfers and taxis. Whichever you choose, clear signage and efficient routes ensure that you’ll have a smooth and comfortable trip without the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads.

For perspective, a transfer to Club de Mar-Mallorca (Palma) takes approximately 15 minutes — meaning with just an additional 30 minutes of travel, you’ll find yourself in a completely different and more authentic region of the island.

Our team is always happy to assist in arranging your transfer, ensuring that your journey to Port de Pollença is as effortless and welcoming as your sailing experience with Sailme Charter.

Northern Mallorca: Untouched Nature for Sailing

Northern Mallorca offers a rare and precious gift for sailors — untouched natural beauty combined with authentic charm.

This part of the island has remained remarkably preserved over the centuries. The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range dominates the north-west, creating steep, rocky coastlines and secluded coves that are inaccessible by road. The challenging terrain historically limited development and infrastructure, helping to safeguard the region’s pristine environment.

Several protected natural areas, including the S'Albufera Natural Park and the Formentor Peninsula, reinforce this preservation, with strict regulations on construction and commercial activities ensuring the land remains unspoiled.

Just an hour’s sail from our base in Port de Pollença lies Cape Formentor, one of the island’s most breathtaking natural landmarks, where dramatic cliffs plunge into the turquoise sea and pine forests blanket the rugged hillsides.

Unlike the bustling southern and eastern coasts of Mallorca, the north has seen restrained tourism development. Here, small towns and villages retain their traditional character, and large hotel complexes are a rarity. The coastline offers a sailing experience that is both serene and awe-inspiring — ideal for those seeking tranquility away from crowded marinas and tourist hotspots.

As you sail along this untouched stretch of Mallorca, you’ll pass dramatic cliffs, lush forests, and hidden beaches only accessible from the water. Steady winds and calm seas create perfect conditions for both seasoned sailors and first-time adventurers.

Because of the island’s geography, sailing transitions from the south to the north take considerable time, which means the northern waters are less frequented by charter boats from Palma de Mallorca. As a result, guests setting sail from our Port de Pollença base enjoy not only the comforts of a modern, well-equipped fleet but also the peace and privacy of some of the most spectacular anchorages in the Balearic Islands.

The Best Bays and Beaches of Mallorca - Only Accessible from Here

Setting sail from Port de Pollença gives you exclusive access to some of Mallorca’s most beautiful and secluded bays — hidden gems that are often difficult or impossible to reach by land. Exploring these locations by yacht not only offers breathtaking views but also allows you to experience the island’s most pristine and peaceful anchorages, far from the crowds.

Cala Coll Baix:

This stunning pebble bay, surrounded by high cliffs and pine forests, is a true hidden gem. The hiking descent to it is quite challenging, so many prefer to reach it by boat to enjoy the crystal-clear waters and wild beauty.

Cala Murta:

Located near the famous Cape Formentor, this small bay with a rocky beach is remarkably quiet and peaceful. While it can be reached on foot, the long walk makes it an ideal anchorage for yachts, offering solitude and excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Cala Figuera:

This picturesque bay, situated near Port de Pollença, is a narrow inlet cutting into the rocky coastline. A small beach at its end is surrounded by fishermen’s cottages, adding special charm. Limited land access makes arrival by yacht the best way to fully appreciate this beautiful hideaway.

Cala Tuent:

Nestled at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, this bay with its pebble beach impresses with its wild beauty and the grandeur of the surrounding mountains. The winding road journey discourages many, making arrival by yacht the ideal way to enjoy its stunning scenery and crystal-clear waters.

Cala San Vicente:

This area, consisting of several small bays (Cala Barques, Cala Molins, Cala Carbó), offers picturesque views and calm waters. Though accessible from land, exploring them by yacht provides a unique experience and the opportunity to easily move between bays.

Natural Park of Mondragó:

This protected area includes several beautiful bays such as Cala Mondragó and S’Amarador. While accessible by foot, exploring the shoreline by yacht uncovers hidden corners and allows you to enjoy the pristine waters away from the beach crowds.

Cala Mitjana:

This small but incredibly beautiful bay with white sand and turquoise waters often becomes crowded during peak season due to relatively easy land access. Arriving by yacht allows you to experience its beauty more peacefully and comfortably.

Cala en Gossalba:

This secluded pebble bay, located near Cape Formentor, requires a long and challenging hike, making it especially attractive to sailors seeking tranquility and remoteness.

Cala Deia:

This scenic pebble bay at the foot of the charming village of Deia involves a steep, winding road descent. Approaching by yacht avoids these difficulties and lets you enjoy swimming in crystal-clear waters surrounded by impressive cliffs.

Calo des Moro:

This tiny bay with its striking turquoise water has become very popular and often overcrowded. Access by foot involves descending slippery rocks. Sailing here offers a much more comfortable and serene way to appreciate its beauty, especially early in the morning or late in the evening.

Cala Na Clara:

Located near the better-known Cala San Vicente, this small sandy bay offers calm waters and picturesque views. While there is land access, a yacht allows you to explore more secluded nearby spots at your own pace.

Calo des Marmols:

This breathtaking bay with white sand and crystal-clear waters is one of the most difficult to reach by land. A long and strenuous hiking route makes it a true haven for sailors, who can enjoy its untouched beauty and complete seclusion.

With Sailme Charter and CM Charter, you unlock a world of secluded paradise that is hidden from the road and reserved for those who sail.

A Wealth of Local Cuisine and Outstanding Restaurants

Northern Mallorca boasts an exceptional restaurant culture, offering a rich culinary scene that perfectly complements your sailing adventure. Right next to our base in Port de Pollença, you will find a selection of outstanding restaurants featured in prestigious guides such as Michelin, alongside charming local cafés and beachside chiringuitos.

Many more renowned dining establishments are located just a short distance inland, allowing you to combine stunning coastal views with unforgettable gastronomic experiences. Whether you seek a sophisticated evening of fine dining or a spontaneous excursion from an anchorage to a seaside restaurant, our team is always happy to assist in planning your outings, ensuring you enjoy the very best of Northern Mallorca’s culinary offerings.

Here are some of the exceptional restaurants we highly recommend to our guests:

Restaurant Terrae

Located in the heart of Port de Pollença, Restaurant Terrae offers a unique dining experience built around a sustainable and seasonal philosophy. The menu changes almost daily, inspired by the freshest ingredients sourced from local small producers. Every dish is crafted without chemicals or additives, allowing the natural flavors of Mallorca to shine through. Perfect for guests seeking an authentic and eco-conscious culinary experience.

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Maca de Castro

Continually rising in acclaim, Maca de Castro is the culinary masterpiece of celebrated chef Macarena de Castro, who champions sustainability and local reforestation efforts. Located on the first floor of a charming villa-style building, the restaurant offers a modern, avant-garde dining atmosphere, distinct yet complemented by the more casual Jardín Bistró on the ground floor.

Guests are treated to a single surprise tasting menu that is both creative and deeply rooted in Mediterranean tradition, showcasing the finest seasonal ingredients sourced from local auctions, small-scale producers, and the restaurant’s own garden in Sa Pobla. Signature dishes such as skate with salt and rock samphire hollandaise highlight the chef’s artistry and deep love for the region — a passion made evident from the moment you enter, with poetic daily reflections welcoming every guest.

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Fusion19 Restaurant

Located near Muro’s lively beach promenade, Fusion19 is the vision of chef Javier Hoebeeck, who returned to Mallorca after honing his skills in some of the world's leading kitchens. In a sleek, modern setting featuring a glass-fronted wine cellar, open-view kitchen, and a winter garden-inspired space, guests embark on a culinary journey like no other.

Fusion19 offers a single, extensive tasting menu where fusion cuisine takes the spotlight — blending Mallorcan and Mediterranean traditions with Asian and Latin American influences. Ingredients are sourced locally, and over 150 intricate elaborations are divided into five distinct stages: Origin, Influences, Memory, Product, and Closure. Each dish tells a story, creating an unforgettable global adventure for the senses.

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365 Restaurante – Son Brull Hotel & Spa

Located within the luxurious Son Brull Hotel & Spa, 365 Restaurante is celebrated for its creative and contemporary cuisine. The restaurant offers several tasting menus, including a dedicated vegetarian option, all emphasizing sustainability and the use of fresh, seasonal ingredients produced on its own farm estate. Guests can savor a variety of house-made products, from artisanal oils and citrus fruits to vegetables and wines, all contributing to a refined and authentic Mallorcan dining experience.

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Restaurant Ca na Toneta

At Restaurant Ca na Toneta, honesty, tradition, and family heritage are at the heart of the experience. Run by two sisters and named after their grandmother Toneta, the restaurant offers truly excellent seasonal Mallorcan cuisine, with a strong focus on unique local flavors and ingredients. The menu celebrates the island’s culinary traditions with creativity and care. Guests can also explore a small onsite shop offering handmade products and local specialties, perfect for taking a piece of Mallorca home.

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Restaurant Miceli

Restaurant Miceli is a charming, family-run gem filled with personality and warmth, located in the historic stone house where the restaurant’s talented female chef was born. Named after "miceli" — the delicate filaments that mushrooms use to absorb nutrients — the restaurant embraces a philosophy of nurturing tradition through innovation.

Guests can dine on an idyllic terrace partially covered by a glass porch, offering superb views of the surrounding landscape. The chef often personally greets diners, sharing insights into her creative interpretations of traditional Mallorcan cuisine. The menu changes daily based on the freshest market ingredients, with options including à la carte selections, a daily set menu, and several tasting menus, making every visit a unique and memorable experience.

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DAICA Restaurant & Turisme d'Interior

Housed in a beautiful townhouse featuring two rustic-contemporary dining rooms and a charming patio, DAICA offers a warm and elegant setting for a memorable dining experience. The cuisine here is rooted in tradition but elevated with creative touches, always honoring the finest local ingredients from Mallorca. Guests can choose from several set menus, including vegetarian and vegan options, each thoughtfully designed to showcase the authentic flavors of the island with a modern flair.

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Joan Marc Restaurant

In a bright and welcoming space where natural wood and contemporary design set the tone, Joan Marc Restaurant offers a true celebration of seasonal Mallorcan flavors. The menu features an impressive variety of tapas — from vegetarian and classic options to meat, fish, seafood, and even tapas designed for dipping — alongside traditional Mallorcan-inspired dishes. Guests can also choose between two carefully curated tasting menus, ensuring an authentic and flavorful journey through the island’s culinary heritage.

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Proximity to Menorca: A Perfect Sailing Adventure

If you are looking to balance your yacht vacation between relaxation and active sailing, Menorca is the ideal destination accessible from the northern coast of Mallorca.

An undiscovered island with rich history and authentic Balearic beauty, Menorca remains a hidden gem for most travelers. A typical crossing from Port de Pollença to Menorca takes about five hours, offering the perfect sailing challenge for those who want to combine leisure with exploration.

Menorca delights visitors with its picturesque bays, fjord-like coastal towns, fascinating cultural heritage, exquisite cuisine, and a slower pace of life that feels worlds apart from the busier resorts.

Our team at Sailme Charter provides prepared and tested itineraries for visiting Menorca, allowing you to discover the best of both islands in one unforgettable trip.

One of our recommended 7-day sailing routes includes:

• Day 1: Departure from Port de Pollença
• Day 2: Port de Pollença to Ciutadella, Menorca
• Day 3: Ciutadella to Cala Galdana
• Day 4: Cala Galdana to Mahón
• Day 5: Mahón to Cala Ratjada, Mallorca
• Day 6: Cala Ratjada to Porto Cristo
• Day 7: Porto Cristo to Port de Pollença

This route offers a captivating mix of landscapes — from historic cities to secluded coves and pristine sandy beaches — allowing you to experience the diversity and charm of both Mallorca and Menorca in a single journey.

More Space in Marinas, Fewer Boats in the Bays: A Relaxed Sailing Experience

One of the unique advantages of starting your journey from Port de Pollença is the peaceful and uncrowded environment you will find both in marinas and anchorages.

Since most charter tourists depart from the south — particularly from Palma, Can Pastilla, and El Arenal — it is rare for them to reach the north of Mallorca within a standard one-week charter. As a result, Northern Mallorca remains less visited, less crowded, and more serene.

The distance from the main charter hubs means there is more space in marinas, even during the busy summer months. The chances of securing a berth are significantly higher, reducing stress and saving valuable time that you can spend enjoying your sailing adventure.

When anchoring, you'll find secluded and tranquil bays, offering silence, unspoiled landscapes, and an authentic connection with nature.

There is more personal space both at marinas and at anchorages, allowing for a more private, intimate sailing experience — far from the crowded hotspots typical of southern Mallorca.

The calm and less trafficked waters of the north create ideal conditions for swimming, snorkeling, and observing marine life in crystal-clear waters, away from the noise and disturbance of mass tourism.

Northern Mallorca truly offers a more relaxed, authentic, and nature-focused sailing experience.

Choosing Port de Pollença as your departure point opens the door to discovering a different side of Mallorca — one filled with privacy, natural beauty, and a slower, more rewarding pace of life.

This is exactly what makes our base in Port de Pollença so special for sailors who want to experience the island in its most genuine and peaceful form.

Mallorca Early Season Offers – Boats Up to 50% Off

To celebrate the start of the Balearic Islands sailing season, we’ve prepared a limited number of early season offers, with discounts of up to 50% on select boats based at our Port de Pollença base.

Professional Staff at Our Base

At Sailme Charter’s Port de Pollença base, you will be welcomed by a team of experienced sailors and dedicated professionals who know the region inside and out.

Our base managers are seasoned yachtsmen with extensive local expertise, ready to provide full support for route planning, weather advice, and any assistance you may need to ensure a smooth, safe, and unforgettable sailing experience.

We are here to make your charter journey effortless — from the moment you arrive at our base to the time you set sail and return.

If you would like to check the availability of yachts at our Port de Pollença base, simply submit a request through our website, and one of our managers will personally assist you.

We will help you choose the best yacht from our own fleet, matching your preferred dates and specific requirements, so you can fully enjoy your sailing adventure in Northern Mallorca.