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Cruising areas / Mallorca

39°34′ N · 2°39′ E · Palma

Mallorca

For me, Mallorca is the perfect place to settle in. Palma, the calas in the south-east and the steep north-west coast are often just a few hours apart under sail.

By day we sail along the coast, at noon we anchor in a cove with crystal-clear water, and in the evening we lie in a harbour looking up at the Serra de Tramuntana.

With so many harbours and anchorages, Mallorca suits crews who are sailing for the first time.

Sunset over a calm seaEvening glow behind a low islandSun over turquoise water, hull and Spanish flag on the rightTurquoise water off a low coast with buildingsTurquoise bay in front of a long beachSunset with bands of cloud over the seaSailing yacht at anchor behind a rocky shoreView from the fortress wall over cliffs and seaCabrera’s natural harbour with boats at anchor, seen from aboveCockpit with winch and lines under sailHarbour entrance with green and red pier lightsSailing past a flat rocky islandEmerald harbour basin with many mastsSide deck and mast under a blue skyCatamarans in a row in the harbourCharter yacht at the jetty flying the Spanish flagTwo sailing yachts at the quay wall of a small harbourForedeck with the covered mainsail, harbour in the backgroundSailing yacht close-hauled on the open seaView over the bow to the rocky coast of CabreraEvening sky with dark clouds over smooth waterPanorama from the foredeck over a turquoise baySandy beach with small waves
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