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Stories, guides, and insider knowledge about sailing the Mallorcan coast — from hidden calas to golden-hour cruises.
The Mallorcan sunset from the water is one of those experiences that travel writers exhaust adjectives on. Here's how to plan one properly.
The road to Cap de Formentor is famous. The view from the water, looking up at 300-metre cliffs, is something else entirely.
Some of Mallorca's most spectacular coves have no road access at all. Here are the seven that make chartering a boat the single best decision you'll make on the island.
From casting off at Es Molinars to watching the marina lights come on at dusk — an honest account of how a full day on the water actually unfolds.
Beyond the tourist trail, Mallorca hides beaches that most visitors never find. The common thread: you need a boat to reach them properly.
The Mediterranean around Mallorca's coast offers some of Europe's clearest waters. Here's where to find the best underwater scenery — and how to reach it.
Four hours on the water is enough to reach an excellent cala and back. But which four hours? The answer depends on what you're there for.
Taking children on a boat charter in Mallorca tends to become the best day of the holiday. Here's how to prepare so it actually is.
The crowds have thinned, the water is still warm, and the light has softened. September might be Mallorca's best-kept secret — especially from the sea.
