
Lund Group · the Balearic Islands
Yacht Charter the Balearic Islands
Private yacht charter across Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca, with itineraries written around your dates and pace.
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the Balearic Islands
the Balearic Islands by Yacht
The Balearics sit off the eastern coast of Spain and divide neatly into two groups: Mallorca and Menorca to the north-east, Ibiza and Formentera to the south-west. Passages between the islands are short, the water is clear, and the mix of large marinas, quiet calas and sandbanks makes the archipelago one of the most flexible cruising grounds in the Mediterranean.
Guests charter here for Palma's marinas and shipyards, the sandbanks of Formentera, Ibiza's beach clubs and nightlife and the quieter calas of Menorca and north-east Mallorca. A yacht keeps all of it within reach without daily transfers, and the crew shapes each day around the weather, the sea state and how much time you want at anchor rather than under way.
Lund Group arranges private charters in the Balearic Islands on motor yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans and full superyachts. We present only what genuinely suits your dates, guest numbers and pace, confirm every detail with the central agent before it is proposed, and never describe a yacht, berth or shore arrangement as available until it is held in writing.
The season runs from roughly May to early October. July and August bring the warmest water and the greatest demand; June and September are calmer, better value and easier for berths and anchorages. Peak weeks around August are booked earliest.
The fleet
Yachts for Charter in the Balearic Islands
A selection of yachts we arrange across the Mediterranean. Every specification and rate shown comes from our own listings — nothing is estimated. Availability changes weekly, so please confirm your dates with us.
Our charter listings are being updated. Send us your dates and we will come back with what is genuinely available.

Cruising
Cruising the Balearic Islands
A typical week moves between islands in short hops, with mornings at anchor for swimming and water toys, lunch on board or ashore, and evenings either in a marina or in a quiet bay. The crew adjusts the order of the islands to the wind rather than following a fixed plan.
Charters often start or end in Palma, where berthing and technical support are strongest. From the Balearics, longer itineraries continue to the Spanish mainland, to Sardinia and Corsica, or west towards Gibraltar.
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Yacht Charter in the Balearic Islands
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Charter a Yacht in the Balearic Islands
Tell us where you want to go, when you want to travel and how you want to experience it. Our yacht team will curate the right options for you, with a clear breakdown of costs and a draft itinerary.
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