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Son Gual GolF CourSe, MallorCa
puro beaCh Club, MallorCa
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broker reCoMMendationS 3
We have asked one of the world’s leading charter brokers to share their highlights
of the Balearic Islands
CruiSinG itinerary 5
➤ day oF arrival: Ibiza Town 6
➤ day 1: Ibiza Town – Espalmador – Ibiza Town 8
➤ day 2: Ibiza Town – Cala Salada – Cala Xarraca – Cala Blanca 10
➤ day 3: Cala Blanca – Isla de Cabrera 11
➤ day 4: Isla de Cabrera – Porto Cristo 11
➤ day 5: Porto Cristo – Cala Ratjada 13
➤ day 6: Cala Ratjada – Port de Pollença 14
➤ day 7: Port de Pollença – Port de Sóller 15
➤ day 8: Port de Sóller – Port d’Andratx 17
➤ day 9: Port d’Andratx – Puerto Portals 18
➤ day 10: Puerto Portals – Palma 20
the yaChtS 23
Choose from our stunning selection of yachts available to charter this summer in the
Balearic Islands
where to Stay 31
Featured eventS 34
need to know
➤ MarinaS 35
➤ private Jet terMinalS 37
➤ exCluSive tranSport 38
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We have asked one of the world’s leading charter brokers to share their highlights of the Balearic Islands
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Phone: + 34 971 403 311
the best beach in the Balearics:
platja de illetes, Formentera
Two miles south of Ibiza you’ll find the tiny
island of Formentera, just 32 square miles
in area including its two satellite islets,
Espardell and Espalmador, and untouched by
tourist development. The interior is dotted
with peaceful villages and farmsteads and
its beaches are some of the emptiest and
cleanest in Spain. The finest of these is
Platja de Illetes, a long sweeping strand with
white and pink sand and crystal clear water.
Not a hotel in sight, the beach has only a
handful of restaurants, including Es Molí de
Sal which serves the best fresh lobster stew
in Ibiza and Formentera.
iSlA de CABrerA
pAlmA, mAllorCA
plAtjA de illeteS, FormenterA
isla de Cabrera national park, mallorca
Spend a night at anchor away from the
crowds in Cabrera, a small protected island
ten miles south of Mallorca. Only a limited
number of yachts are allowed to anchor each
night and Camper & Nicholsons can get
you the special permit. This well-preserved
nature reserve is virtually uninhabited and is
home to a multitude of rare species. Among
them is the Eleonora’s falcon, a handsome
bird of prey unique to Cabrera and strictly
protected – at last count there were only
thirty nesting pairs on the island. Look out
too for the nimble Balearic lizard. Perched
on Cabrera’s highest peak is a 14th castle,
used as a prison during the Napoleonic Wars.
historic center of palma, mallorca
Wander through the ancient city center with
its picture pretty narrow streets surrounding
the cathedral. Explore the medieval walls,
the Almudaina Palace and gardens, and the
shaded courtyards of stately homes – an
Italian-influensed relic of the old Mallorcan
nobility. Keen eyes will spot some charming
modernista architecture reminiscent of Gaudí.
There are plenty of wonderful shops too, be it
a major brand or local boutique, and if you like
shoes, this is your city. When King Jaume I of
Aragon conquered Palma in 1229, he described
it as ‘the loveliest town that I have ever seen’,
and after extensive restoration in recent years,
the Balearic Islands’ capital provokes similar
reactions today.

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concierge service
mAllorCA lABel
VIP contact: Ivan Lorger, Partner
Phone: +34 679 880 612
Email: il@mallorca-label.com
Website: www.mallorca-label.com
Born in 2011, Mallorca Label was created to fulfil the desires of the
world’s most discerning clientele. The founding members have drawn
on over 20 years’ experience in tourism, as well as an encyclopaedic
knowledge of Mallorca in all its glory.
Mallorca Label will give you unrivalled access to Mallorca’s
hidden treasures. That doesn’t just mean recommending the best
restaurants, clubs and shops – it means booking you the most exotic
tables, opening the red rope into coveted VIP rooms and granting your
every wish and whim.
You will be offered a selection of the island’s most outstanding hotels,
whether you need a chic city boudoir, a rural retreat, a stunning
sea view or an architectural gem. A butler service and private chef
will complement your hotel’s lavish amenities and the beauty of the
landscape around you. Mallorca Label sets the highest standards when
judging accommodation and each hotel must meet three strict criteria:
a unique setting, exquisite gastronomy and impeccable service.
For pure indulgence, delight your body and mind with new
sensations at Mallorca’s divine spas. If it’s shopping you have in
mind, you will be guided to the finest boutiques with personal
shopping services to rival those of Milan or New York. And when the
sun sets on Palma Bay, Mallorca Label will open your eyes to the
capital’s hottest nightspots.
Bringing you the very best the island has to offer, this bespoke private
concierge service offers the elite traveler ‘members’ only’ privileges,
letting you make the most of a Mediterranean paradise. Dealing
directly with the owners and managers of the Balearics’ most prized
establishments, Mallorca Label is on call 24/7 to make your trip one
to remember.
establishments, Mallorca Label is on call 24/7 to make your trip one
to remember.

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CRUISING ITINERARY
➤ Arrive in Ibiza Town
Day 1: Ibiza Town – Espalmador – Ibiza Town
Day 2: Ibiza Town – Cala Salada – Cala Xarraca
– Cala Blanca
Day 3: Cala Blanca – Isla de Cabrera
Day 4: Isla de Cabrera – Porto Cristo
Day 5: Porto Cristo – Cala Ratjada
Day 6: Cala Ratjada – Port de Pollença
Day 7: Port de Pollença – Port de Sóller
Day 8: Port de Sóller – Port d’Andratx
Day 9: Port d’Andratx – Puerto Portals
Day 10: Puerto Portals – Palma
ASpanish archipelago in the western
Mediterranean, the Balearic Islands enjoy
a blissfully sunny climate and their calm, clean
waters attract elite seafarers from Monaco to
Malibu. Peaceful and pastoral, or hedonistic
and glitzy – you can shape your experience of
the Balearics entirely to your own tastes, and
this guide simply pins some flags in our favorite
places.
The ten-day itinerary includes three of the four
main islands – Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca
– beginning in Ibiza Town and ending in Palma,
the region’s vibrant capital. Along the way you’ll
encounter secluded beaches, sleepy villages, a
vast mountain range and rolling groves of olives
and citrus fruit. Gastronomic wonders will greet
you at every turn, from the traditional lobster stew
to Michelin-starred degustación, and oenophiles
will delight in the fruity local wines.
Each island has its own unique character. Ibiza’s
sandy shores and beach bars throng with head-
turning A-listers, and if you’re in the mood to
party you’re in the land that invented the word.
Formentera is an unsung slice of paradise with its
turquoise seas and powdery white dunes, while
Mallorca has it all – nature reserves, chic marinas,
world-class golf, spas, fine dining and fiestas.
Together, the Balearic Islands offer superb
cruising territory and chartering one of our
handpicked yachts is an ideal way to discover
them. By the time you reach Palma, you’ll
understand why the King of Spain rarely
holidays elsewhere.
CRUISING ITINERARY
Whether you’re seeking true extravagance or pure relaxation, we have chosen the perfect 10-day itinerary that has it all
Ibiza Town
Espalmador
Cala Blanca
Cala Salada
Isla de Cabrera
Porto Cristo
Port de Pollença
Port de Sóller
Port d’Andratx
Palma
Cala Ratjada
Cala
Xarraca
Inca
Manacor
IBIZA
FORMENTERA
MALLORCA
MENORCA
Puerto Portals
Alcúdia
View of Ibiza from Formentera

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WHERE TO DINE
Can DominGo
VIP contact: Dagmar and Jean-Baptiste Guichesseux
Phone: +34 971 800 184
Email: candomingoibiza@gmail.com
Address: Carretera de Ibiza a Sant Jose km 9, Ibiza
Cuisine: Mediterranean fusion
Style / Ambiance: A superbly restored old farmhouse set in serene countryside,
Can Domingo is well worth the short drive from Ibiza Town and enjoys a loyal
following among the Balearic jet set. Start your evening with a kaleidoscopic
cocktail in the lounge bar, before diving into the hearty Ibicenco-inspired cuisine
on the pretty terrace. This French-run establishment comes with ladlefuls of old
Ibiza charm and is widely lauded as the best restaurant in the south of the island.
ibiza town
fly to ibiza airport anD transfer to ibiza town where
your yaCht awaits.
Originally fortified by the Romans, Ibiza Town is the capital of Ibiza
and the island’s most historically intriguing settlement. Known to
the locals as Vila d’Eivissa, the city is divided into two main parts:
the old town, or Dalt Vila, and the modern part known simply as
Eixample (which means ‘extension’). The labyrinthine Dalt Vila is by
far the most charming quarter to explore. Built within sturdy city
walls on a hill overlooking the port and crowned by a beautiful 14th
century cathedral, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a glorious
introduction to Ibiza. Seek out the stone-paved streets of Sa Penya
and the fascinating Punic necropolis of Puig des Molins at the
Archaeological Museum of Ibiza. Beyond the bijou cafes, galleries
and boutiques of Dalt Vila, Ibiza Town promises star-studded
marinas, some truly indulgent spas and, should you desire, some of
the best nightlife on the planet.
CRUISING ITINERARY DAY Of ARRIvAl
WHERE TO SHOp
WHERE TO BE pAMpERED
open spa, ibiza Gran hotel
VIP contact: Noelia Lora, Spa Manager
Phone: +34 971 806 806
Email: spa@ibizagranhotel.com
Address: Paseo Juan Carlos I, Ibiza
Website: www.ibizagranhotel.com
Treatment & facilities: Ibiza’s most prestigious hotel is well known for
its spa, which devotes over 4,000 square feet to health, beauty and
wellness. The Open Aqua area includes a hydrotherapy pool with
underwater massages, jets, cascades and swan necks, a sports pool
for swimming, a contrasting Kneipp path, an ice bath, hammam and
sauna. For post treatment refreshment, the adjacent relaxation area
offers heated water beds, herbal teas and fresh fruit. The ritual center
includes a peaceful terrace for outdoor treatments and the extensive
Technogym offers state-of-the-art work-out facilities. For your beauty
needs, Open Spa boasts Marlies Möllier hairdressers and a select
styling, manicure and pedicure team.
mayurKa
VIP contact: Mercedes Bonet, Manager
Phone: +34 971 317 653
Email: mayurka@mayurka.com
Address: Vara de Rey 10, Ibiza Town
Supplying Ibiza’s glitterati with cutting-edge fashion, Mayurka offers
collections by Fendi, Valentino, Missoni, Kenzo, Etro, Versace and Marc
Jacobs, as well as accessories by Valentino Garavani, Balenciaga, Sergio
Rossi, True Religion, For All Man Kind, Paul Smith, Neil Barret and
Maharishi. Products include a wide range of suits and evening wear, as
well as sweaters, pashminas and shoes. For more casual clothes aimed
at the younger generation, cross the road to Mayurka’s sister store.
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WHERE TO SHOp
reVolVer
VIP contact: Jean-Paul, Manager
Phone: +34 971 318 939
Email: jp@revolveribiza.com
Address: Calle Bisbe Azara 1, Ibiza Town
Website: www.revolveribiza.com
Elite fashionistas beat a path to Ibiza each summer and Revolver is
one of their prime feeding grounds. Opened three years ago in the
center of Dalt Vila, Revolver quickly achieved cult status among those
in the know and should be your first port of call for innovative luxury
fashion. Brands include Bolongaro Trevor, Browns Focus, Heidi Klein,
LNA, McQ by Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood Anglomania and
Jean-Paul Gaultier for Melissa, Paige Premium Denim, Sass & Bide,
Stolen Girlfriends Club, Superfine and Twenty8Twelve by S. Miller, with
accessories by Comme des Garçons and Lulu Guinness. Before you hit
the beach, swing by and pick up a pair of sunglasses by Linda Farrow,
ic-berlin! or Victoria Beckham.
WHAT TO DO DURING THE NIGHT
blue marlin
VIP contact: Mattia Ulivieri, Manager
Phone: +34 971 410 117
Email: mattias@bluemarlinibiza.com
Address: Cala Jondal Beach, Ibiza
Website: www.bluemarlinibiza.com
The self-styled ‘super sexy queen of Ibiza beach clubs’, Blue Marlin is the
kind of place that has made this island world famous. With an idyllic position
on a sunset-facing beach, Blue Marlin is the land of the beautiful people
and the private VIP enclosure is a favorite among sun-kissed A-listers. Low
leather sofas, day beds and oversized armchairs dot the sprawling outdoor
deck, creating the mood that so many chill-out albums try to distill. Tasty
Mediterranean and oriental food is served on chunky rustic tables while the bar
conjures up show-stopping cocktails. And then there’s the music – international
DJs keep it nice and mellow for the evening crowd before heating it up later and
fuelling parties that don’t stop until sunrise.
reVolVer
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Day 1: ibiza town – espalmaDor – ibiza town
30 nautiCal miles
Just to the south of Ibiza lies one of the lesser-known highlights of the
Balearics. Formentera is the smallest and most peaceful island of the
archipelago and Espalmador is a tiny islet just clinging to Formentera
by a shallow sandbar. Formentera makes a lovely day trip from Ibiza
Town, with its pristine white sand beaches and turquoise waters more
reminiscent of the Caribbean than the Mediterranean. Until recently the
island was only accessible by boat and it retains an unspoiled tranquility
popular with naturists. If sunbathing all day sounds too sedate, the
island is blessed with perfect windsurfing conditions and the secluded
cove of Estany des Peix is ideal for waterskiing. If you’re not averse to
a mask and snorkel, Formentera’s crystalline waters are also home to
some extraordinary sea life.
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WHERE TO DINE
Juan y anDrea
VIP contact: Juan Boned, Owner
Phone: +34 971 187 130
Email: juanyandrea1971@gmail.com
Address: Platja de Illetes, Formentera
Website: www.juanyandrea.com
Cuisine: Mallorcan seafood
Style / Ambiance: A favorite among the yachting crowd, this little gem
sits on Formentera’s most idyllic beach and serves seafood plucked from
the water within a mile of your table. For easy access to Juan y Andrea,
anchor off Platja de Illetes and the restaurant tender will whisk you to
the doorstep. Take a seat on the terrace or on the awning-shaded beach
and enjoy clams a la marinera, lobster stew or grilled gilt-head bream.
Wash it down with an artfully chosen white wine or champagne and for
desert, the juicy strawberry tart is a house specialty.
es molÍ De sal
VIP contact: Antonio Rosales, Manager
Phone: +34 971 187 491
Email: info@esmolidesal.es
Address: Platja de Illetes, Formentera
Website: www.esmolidesal.es
Cuisine: Seafood
Style / Ambiance: A favorite of King Juan Carlos of Spain, this tastefully
renovated salt mill is the most iconic restaurant on Formentera. Positioned
above the white sands of Platja de Illetes on the fringes of Ses Salines
Natural Park, Es Molí de Sal serves gourmet cuisine with stunning 360
degree views from its cool terrace. Dine here in the early evening and you’ll
enjoy a winning sunset flecked with the silhouette of Es Vedrà island. Try the
excellent seafood paella, fresh grilled fish or the house specialty, caldereta
de llagosta (lobster stew), widely regarded as the best on the island.
Cala saona, formentera
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lio
VIP contact: Kelly Ware
Phone: +34 971 310 022
Email: kelly@lioibiza.com
Address: Paseo Juan Carlos I, Puerto Marina Ibiza
Website: www.lioibiza.com
After a day on Formentera, head back to Ibiza Town for some drinks and cabaret
entertainment at the exciting new nightclub Lio. The club was conceived by
Ricardo Urgell, one of the world’s most successful nightlife impresarios and
owner of mega nightclub franchise Pacha. Formerly superclub El Divino, Lio is
the product of a complete redesign by architect Jaime Serra Verdaguer and its
contemporary Ibicenco style certainly cuts a dash on the chic Marina Ibiza. The
two stages host a flamboyant array of burlesque performers, solo singers and
dancers hand-picked by actor, producer and director Juan Garcia. Should you
dine here, specialist chefs from London and Tokyo prepare fine international and
Japanese fusion fare based on the traditional robata style of cooking.
paCha
VIP contact: Monica Dominges, VIP Coordinator
Phone: +34 971 313 600
Email: monica@pacha.com
Address: Avingudo Ocho de Agosto s/n, Ibiza Town
Website: www.pacha.com
This behemoth of a nightclub is the very essence of the Ibiza party scene and
over the last forty years the Pacha company has become the most dominant
clubbing brand in the world. With twenty offshoots of Pacha in cities across the
globe, the Ibiza venue remains the empire’s capital where superstar DJs can
make a track a worldwide hit just by playing it here during the summer season.
House music is the staple diet at Pacha, but with five separate dance floors
there are some tasty side dishes too, including Ibiza’s famous chill-out tunes.
After several expansions and redesigns over the years, you’ll now find Pacha in
its prime, with a palm-adorned VIP area offering cool respite from the gyrating
crowds. Head here in the height of summer and expect to clink cocktails
with the likes of Paris Hilton, Rafael Nadal and Jude Law. Even the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge came here on a recent trip.
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Day 2: ibiza town – Cala salaDa –
Cala XarraCa – Cala blanCa
60 nautiCal miles
This picturesque route allows you to circumnavigate the best part of
Ibiza in a day. Setting off from Ibiza Town you’ll head south towards
Formentera and then around the south-west coast past Es Vedrà
island, an imposing tower of rock said to be the dwelling of Homer’s
sirens. Further around the west coast you’ll find Cala Salada
(Salada Cove), which consists of two beaches separated by rocks.
The northern beach is the smaller and quieter of the two. Look out
for the traditional fishermen’s boathouses built into the rocks – a
unique Mediterranean sight. Cala Xarraca on the north coast was
famously used to shoot the film South Pacific and is fantastic for
snorkeling with its sheltered position and transparent waters. Your
day will end in the pebble-lined Cala Blanca, one of Ibiza’s most
beautiful beaches and perhaps the least accessible from the shore
due to the vast enveloping cliffs that spring from the shingle.
WHERE TO DINE
amante
VIP contact: Luca Mazzoncini
Phone: +34 971 196 176
Email: luca@amanteibiza.com
Address: Sol Den Serra, C/Fuera SN, Saint Eulalia, Ibiza
Website: www.amanteibiza.com
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Style / Ambiance: Should you wish to leave the solitude of Cala Blanca,
the nearby Amante should be your first choice for a scenic supper.
This exclusive beach club is nestled in a quiet cove offering stunning
moonlit views of the bay with a cool white and cream interior enhanced
by candlelight. Barcelona-born chef Carlos Fernandez-Valdes creates
Italian-influenced dishes using local organic ingredients and the
combination of great food, idyllic setting and chilled-out vibe has made
Amante a popular choice for visiting stars. The jewel in the crown is
the ‘Amante Table’, a private table for two set apart from the main
restaurant on a secluded cliff top.
thalasso spa feniCia
VIP contact: Silvia Hombre, Spa Manager
Phone: +34 971 807 171
Email: tesalibiza@tesal.com
Address: Carrer Narcisos, Urbanización Siesta, Santa Eulalia del Río, Ibiza
Website: www.insotelhotelgroup.com
Treatment & facilities: Just north of Cala Blanca in the wealthy coastal
town of Santa Eulalia del Río, you’ll find the Insotel Fenicia Prestige and its
exceptional hotel spa. The Thalasso Spa has two swimming pools with a range
of underwater jets and waterfalls as well as Jacuzzis and cross-current rivers.
Advanced hydrotherapy facilities are complemented by Turkish baths, Swedish
showers, saunas, a laconicum and an ice fountain. Treatments include jet
and bubble baths, essential oil and seaweed wrapping, local mud treatments
and a wide range of massages including a Vichy underwater massage and a
four hand massage. Cocoon loungers and waterbeds can be found in the two
relaxing rooms and the beauty center and gym facilities are first rate.
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CRUISING ITINERARY DAY 3 – 4
Day 3: Cala blanCa – isla De Cabrera
70 nautiCal miles
Day three will take you on the longest leg of your Balearic cruise,
from Ibiza to Isla de Cabrera, a small island off the south coast
of Mallorca. Isla de Cabrera is part of a mini archipelago and is
protected as a Spanish National Park under the administration
of Palma. One of the best preserved nature reserves in the
Mediterranean, Cabrera is known as the Mediterranean Galápagos
for the many rare species thriving here – watch out for the
Eleonora’s falcon – and qualified divers will love the region’s vibrant
underwater world. The permit required to visit the island prevents
crowds of tourists flocking here from Mallorca, so elite visitors
can enjoy this intriguing sanctuary in peace. The boat will anchor
in the large natural harbor and after lunch onboard head ashore
to explore the island on foot. A footpath will take you to Cabrera’s
highest point and the dramatic ruins of a 14th century castle where,
during the Napoleonic Wars, some nine thousand French prisoners
were held, their graffiti etched in the walls to this day. Cool down
later with a dip in the sea – you may be lucky enough to share your
swim with dolphins.
Day 4: isla De Cabrera – porto Cristo
30 nautiCal miles
On day four you will set sail for Mallorca, the largest island in
the Balearics and your holiday’s headline act. Porto Cristo is the
perfect introduction to Mallorca, its large natural harbor offering
a base to explore caves and vineyards, and a Michelin-starred
restaurant just up the road. The ancient port sits at the end of a
long bay, where the El Rivet flows into the sea. During the Spanish
Civil War (1936-39), Republican forces landed here and made a
fruitless bid to win Mallorca from General Franco. The two major
cave complexes in the region are a big crowd pleaser, with the
almighty Cuevas del Drach stealing the show a little from the
smaller but perfectly formed Cuevas dels Ham. Porto Cristo itself
is still a thriving fishing village and the picturesque bay provides a
well-sheltered mooring for fishing boats and yachts alike.
Cabrera Castle
porto Cristo
WHERE TO DINE
es molÍ D’en bou
VIP contact: Tomeu Caldentey, Owner and Head Chef
Phone: +34 971 569 663
Email: info@esmolidenbou.es
Address: Calle Liles s/n, Sa Coma, Mallorca
Website: www.esmolidenbou.es
Cuisine: Mallorcan
Style / Ambiance: Retaining his Michelin star since 2004, Tomeu Caldentey is
one of the bright lights of Mallorca’s world-class restaurant scene. Caldentey
champions traditional Mallorcan dishes, which are brought alive with his own
personal vision. Particular highlights include the calamari parmantier with
peas and the cheek of beef with pumpkin. Having trained under maestro chef
Juan Romero in Palma, Caldentey learned from the best and when he set up
on his own in 2000, he quickly won favor with Mallorca’s discerning gourmands.
The restaurant moved to new premises two years ago and the breezy modern
interiors make wonderful use of the traditional Mallorcan building.
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WHERE TO DINE
sa rotana
VIP contact: Tiffany Theler
Phone: +34 971 845 685
Email: restaurant@reservarotana.com
Address: La Reserva Rotana, Camí de Bendris km 3, Mallorca
Website: www.reservarotana.com
Style / Ambiance: Set on a five-hundred acre farming estate or finca, Sa
Rotana makes the very best of locally-sourced ingredients and combines
time-honored Mediterranean recipes with some well-judged international
flair. For a real Mallorcan experience, take a private tour of the Reserva
Rotana vineyard and sample some of the local produce before choosing the
perfect wine for your meal. With an average of 300 days of sunshine each
year, Mallorca enjoys an ideal climate for winemaking and the Reserva
Rotana ascribes its own viticultural success to the natural fertilizer provided
by its sheep. For a nice consumable souvenir, take advantage of the estate’s
shipping service and send a crate of wine back home. When you take your seat
to eat you’ll be facing a lush rolling valley and dining either to the patter of the
fountain or to smooth live jazz.
CueVas Del DraCh
VIP contact: Antonio Moear
Phone: +34 971 820 753
Email: cuevasdeldrach@cuevasdeldrach.com
Address: Carretera Cuevas s/n, Porto Cristo, Mallorca
Website: www.cuevasdeldrach.com
This extraordinary network of caves is one of Mallorca’s top tourist
attractions, and a guided tour is a bewitching experience. Extending
almost 1.5 miles and with internal heights of 80 feet above the cave
floor, the Cuevas del Drach (caves of the dragon) contain a multitude of
stalagmites and stalactites as well as one of the biggest subterranean
lakes in the world. The tour culminates at the lake with a live classical
concert and a unique underground boat ride. Not to be missed.
Game huntinG
VIP contact: Tiffany Theler
Phone: +34 971 845 685
Email: info@reservarotana.com
Address: La Reserva Rotana, Camí de Bendris km. 3, Mallorca
Website: www.reservarotana.com
The Rotana estate in east Mallorca is perfect for small game hunting
with an abundance of rabbits, hares, partridges, pheasants and wild
pigeons, as well as migratory birds such as woodcocks and starlings.
The estate will organize everything you need from permits, weapons
and clothing to personal guides and hunting dogs. For the more
intrepid hunter, the estate leads excursions into the craggy Tramuntana
Mountains to hunt the indigenous Mallorcan wild goat. Recognized as
a homologated hunting trophy by the International Safari Club and the
local Balearic Government, the Mallorcan wild goat is unique to the
island and exists in large numbers throughout the north.
WHAT TO DO DURING THE DAY
CueVas Del DraCh
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Day 5: porto Cristo – Cala ratJaDa
15 nautiCal miles
Cala Ratjada is a large horseshoe-shaped bay in the far north-east
corner of Mallorca, a short distance from the picturesque town Artà
and the unspoiled beaches of the north-east coast. The region is
dotted with pretty orchards and pastureland, and in the traditional
markets you’ll find fresh fruit, vegetables and honey, as well as
local artisan treasures like leather goods and tablecloths. In Artà,
climb up to the Santuari de Sant Salvador d’Artà – a former Moorish
fortress on the town’s highest peak – then wander down past the
16th century church of the Transfiguració del Senyor. Once you’re
back in town, explore the quaint shops and market stalls – great for
picking up gourmet Mallorcan treats like aioli with paprika, olive
pâté, preserves and local wine.
WHERE TO DINE
ses rotGes
VIP contact: Gérard Tétard, Head Chef & Hotel Manager
Phone: +34 971 563 108
Email: hotel@sesrotges.com
Website: www.sesrotges.com
Cuisine: French with Mallorcan influence
Style / Ambiance: Arguably the best dining spot in north-east Mallorca,
this charming country restaurant and hotel is set in a 19th century
mansion with an elegant beamed dining room and a terrace overlooking
a subtropical garden. Chef Gérard Tétard uses locally sourced
ingredients to create classic French dishes with a Mallorcan twist and
the results are superb, particularly the menú gastronomic. Meals are
exquisitely presented and guests have the choice of eating in the dining
room, on an enclosed terrace or outside on the large flower-filled patio.
The small number of tables in the restaurant means the staff can give
you friendly and attentive service, and if you ask nicely, the chef may let
you into the kitchen to steal some recipes.
Castell De CapDepera
VIP contact: Nadia Vandoninck
Phone: +34 971 563 033
Email: informació@ajcapdepera.net
Address: Capdepera, Mallorca
Website: www.castellcapdepera.com
The 14th century Castell de Capdepera hugs a tree-lined hill
overlooking the pretty village of Capdepera and makes an easy trip
from Cala Ratjada. Your walk up the hill will be rewarded with a cool
breeze and fine views of the village, bay and the island of Menorca
beyond. The well-preserved castle was originally built by King Jaume II
to protect the townsfolk from pirate raids and the best way to explore
the site is to follow the walkway along the top of the perimeter walls.
Once inside, seek out the pretty gothic church of Nostra Senyora de la
Esperança and wander among medieval dwellings and watchtowers. As
you descend back into Capdepera make for the sleepy Plaça de l’Orient
and quench your thirst in a tree-shaded cafe.
artÀ
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Day 6: Cala ratJaDa – port De pollença
30 nautiCal miles
The route around the north-east coast of Mallorca will take you past
some beautiful rugged beaches as well as the family-friendly Bahia de
Alcúdia (Alcúdia Bay). Continue past the bay and into the neighboring
Bahia de Formentor, where larger yachts are well catered for. Mooring
in Port de Pollença, you are just three miles from Pollença itself, a
pretty town dating back to the Roman occupation of Mallorca. Make
sure you visit and climb the 365 stone steps to the chapel – you’ll
work up a sweat, but the views from the top are well worth it. The
tiny, fortified town of Alcúdia is another must-see in this region with
its maze of winding alleys studded with Renaissance mansions and
inviting restaurants. The former capital of Mallorca, Alcúdia passed
from the Romans to the Vandals, the Moors and the Christians, and
while the capital has now moved to Palma, Alcúdia remains the main
hub of the north. Begin your visit at the Church of Sant Jaume then
wander to the twin crenellated towers of the Porta de Xara.
son brull spa
VIP contact: Joana María Canaves
Phone: +34 971 535 353
Email: info@sonbrull.com
Address: Son Brull Hotel, Carretera Palma-Pollença 220 km 49.8,
Pollença, Mallorca
Website: www.sonbrull.com
Treatment & facilities: This Relais and Châteaux-approved hotel
boasts one of the most esteemed spas in Mallorca, inspired by natural
ingredients sourced on the island. Treatments include a relaxing
lavender body wrap followed by a hydro massage cream bath and
lavender oil massage, and the liquid gold olive oil wrap followed by a
cream bath and stone massage. The healing properties of the olive tree
are embraced in the Oliveda well-being program, which offers a black
olive crush facial and rejuvenating olive leaf wrap. Signature massages
use the essence of local citrus fruit and natural oils and the Son Brull
wellness program includes ancient vital balance techniques and hatha
yoga to harmonize mind, body and soul. The spa also features a sauna,
steam bath, Jacuzzi, indoor pool and a large outdoor pool.
WHERE TO DINE
restaurant 3/65
VIP contact: Nuria Casas, Maître d’
Phone: +34 971 535 353
Email: info@sonbrull.com
Address: Son Brull Hotel, Carretera Palma-Pollença 220 km 49.8,
Pollença, Mallorca
Website: www.sonbrull.com
Cuisine: Modern Mallorcan
Style / Ambiance: 3/65 chef Joan Marc Garcías is a master of Mallorcan
gastronomy and works wonders with local organic produce. Having
won great acclaim for his two-Michelin star Sant Pau in Barcelona,
Garcías returned to his native Mallorca in 2002 and has been wowing
international sophisticates ever since. With black banquettes, white
tablecloths and a gold-leaf ceiling, this chic fine dining establishment
is formal without being stuffy and if you prefer to dine al fresco, the
extensive gardens afford incredible mountain views.
JarDÍn
VIP contact: Daniel de Castro, Manager
Phone: +34 971 892 391
Email: info@restaurantejardin.com
Address: C/Tritones s/n, Alcudia, Mallorca
Website: www.restaurantejardin.com
Cuisine: Modern Mallorcan
Style / Ambiance: The covered porch area at Jardín overlooks mature
subtropical gardens and offers a sublime setting to enjoy the cocina
nueva (new cuisine) prepared to perfection by chef Macarena de Castro.
Highlights include the merluza (hake), salmon and prawn tartare in
green mustard, duck in sherry and baked suckling pig with apple. The
eight-course menú degustación is a great way to appreciate the range of
delicious flavors on offer, and for the perfect wine, sommelier and maître
d’ Sergio Marquez will happily recommend a bottle from the restaurant’s
extensive cellar. Located on a quiet residential street, Jardín feels a
million miles from the area’s more tourist-trodden eateries.
lluC monastery
VIP contact: Sebastian Sureda, Manager
Phone: +34 971 871 525
Email: info@lluc.net
Address: Plaça dels Peregrins 1, Escorca, Mallorca
Website: www.lluc.net
Mallorca has an important monastic tradition and the Monestir de
Nostra Senyora de Lluc (Monastery of Our Lady of Lluc) is the most
iconic monastery on the island. Besides the austere 18th and 19th
century buildings, the vast complex includes a botanical garden, an
intriguing museum and breathtaking views across the Tramuntana
mountains. Visit at dusk to avoid the crowds.
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Day 7: port De pollença – port De sóller
35 nautiCal miles
With the majestic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and a
scattering of very photogenic villages, the north coast of Mallorca
is a pure delight to explore by boat. From your mooring in Port de
Sóller you are well placed to discover Sóller town itself as well as
Deià, Valldemossa and, further inland, the leather capital Inca and
the vineyards of Binissalem. Festooned with ancient citrus groves,
the region was a busy trading center in the late 19th and early
20th centuries, with oranges and lemons sent to Barcelona and
France by the boat load. The citrus groves remain, as do the palatial
homes built in Sóller by rich local merchants – both quintessential
Mallorcan sights. Three miles west of Sóller you’ll find Deià, an
idyllic village long favored by writers and artists, and recently voted
by Forbes as one of the best places to live in Europe. Summer
residents Bob Geldof and Andrew Lloyd Webber certainly seem to
agree. A winding mountain road will take you to Valldemossa, the
village that inspired Chopin to compose some of his best known
preludes while he wintered here with writer George Sand. Daily
performances of his work continue to this day, making a nice
accompaniment to the history-rich vistas.
WHERE TO DINE
el oliVo
VIP contact: Vicente Hernández, Maître d’
Phone: +34 971 636 046
Email: maitre@laresidencia.com
Address: Hotel La Residencia, Son Canals s/n, Deià, Mallorca
Website: www.hotel-laresidencia.com
Style / Ambiance: Based in the celebrated luxury hotel La Residencia, El
Olivo serves exquisite dishes using local produce such as Sóller prawns and
Tramuntana mountain lamb, as well as fruit and vegetables grown in the
hotel’s own organic orchards and garden. The tasting menu is superlative
and the wine list has won a Wine Spectator award for eleven years running.
Situated in an ancient olive press, this is one of Mallorca’s most romantic
restaurants and has garnered a loyal following among Deià’s jet set.
es raCó D’es teiX
VIP contact: Josef Sauerschell, Head Chef
Phone: +34 971 639 501
Email: info@esracodesteix.es
Address: C/Sa Vinya Vella 6, Deia, Mallorca
Website: www.esracodesteix.es
Style / Ambiance: This Michelin-starred eatery has helped cement Deià’s
reputation as an ideal bolt-hole for the world’s elite, with German chef
Josef Sauerschell creating superb modern takes on classic Mediterranean
cuisine. Highlights include the parfait of foie gras with mango, sugar snaps
and Fita del Ram jelly, the medallion of venison with cherry Armagnac sauce
and the squash ravioli with strawberries and yoghurt-lemon cream. Besides
the exceptional food, a major selling point is the view from the terrace – a
stunning landscape of gnarled mountains dotted with cyprus trees.
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la resiDenCia spa
VIP contact: Nicola Meek, Spa Manager
Phone: +34 971 639 011
Email: reservas@laresidencia.com
Address: Hotel La Residencia, Son Canals s/n,
Deià, Mallorca
Treatment & facilities: Sitting in lush
gardens and citrus groves on the edge of the
artists’ village Deià, Hotel La Residencia is
recommended by the Leading Hotels of the
World group and the spa is one of its proudest
assets. Here you’ll find an indoor pool, two
outdoor pools, a Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room,
gym, hairdressing and shaving service and six
treatment rooms, three of which have outdoor
massage areas and mountain views. The
carefully chosen spa treatments cater for both
men and women, and include the Citrus Siesta,
Olive Activator, Diamond Extreme and Carboxi
Express. The seven resident beauty therapists
offer unrivalled personal treatment plans.
WHERE TO DINE
bÉns D’aVall
VIP contact: Benet Vicens, Head Chef
Phone: +34 971 632 381
Email: info@bensdavall.com
Address: Urb. Costa Deià. Ctra. Sóller-Deià, Sóller, Mallorca
Website: www.benetvicens.com
Cuisine: Mallorcan
Style / Ambiance: Positioned on a cliff above a lovely bay just outside
Sóller, Béns D’Avall offers an incredible sea view and gourmet food
to match. Chef and owner Benet Vicens developed his passion for
gastronomy from a young age, and having taken over the restaurant
from his parents he now excels at modern variations on classic
Mallorcan cuisine. A champion of local farmers and fishermen, Vicens
uses fresh Mallorcan produce and sources very few ingredients from
beyond the island. Time your dinner reservation right and you’ll witness
one of the best sunset views in Mallorca.
JarDins D’alfabia
VIP contact: Cristina Zaforteza
Phone: +34 971 613 123
Email: info@jardinesdealfabia.com
Address: Carretera de Palma a Soller km 17, 07110 Bunyola, Mallorca
Website: www.jardinesdealfabia.com
Four miles south of Sóller, these spectacular gardens are easily
accessible either by road or on the Ferrocarril de Sóller, the charming
turn of the century railway between Sóller and Palma. You could
take the train, alight at Bunyola and arrange a car to drive you the
short distance to the gardens – it is well worth the trip. When the
Moors occupied Mallorca in the 12th century, the viceroy developed
a remarkable system of springs and irrigation at Alfàbia, resulting
in a verdant oasis that remains to this day. The shady gardens offer
welcome respite from the summer sun, with over forty varieties of
trees, climbers and flowering shrubs competing for your attention. A
cool stroll through the gardens will bring you to the 17th century manor
house at the heart of the estate, its airy rooms replete with antiques
and ornate ceilings.
la resiDenCia spa terraCe
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Day 8: port De sóller – port D’anDratX
30 nautiCal miles
Cruising down the coast to the far west tip of Mallorca, you’ll pass
the islet of Sa Dragonera — a nature reserve and birdwatcher’s
heaven — before heading around the peninsula to the upmarket
Port d’Andratx. This popular destination sits in a small bay and
with its working fishing fleet has retained much of its traditional
charm. In recent years the pine-covered hills around Andratx have
become coveted plots for plush new villas, with Claudia Schiffer,
Boris Becker and Michael Schumacher among the property owners
in these parts. As a result, Port d’Andratx is now peppered with
swish designer boutiques, particularly on Carrer d’Isaac Peral and
Calle de Cristófal Colón. Approximately 2.5 miles from the port is
Andratx itself, a somnolent town tucked among olive and almond
groves with ochre-colored homes, the 18th century church of Santa
María and a thriving Wednesday market. If you’re feeling energetic,
the mountain hike up to the ruined monastery of La Trapa is a great
way to survey the wild surrounding landscape. The circular route
takes about three hours from the town of Sant Elm and back.
Centro Cultural anDratX
VIP contact: Patricia Asbaek
Phone: +34 971 137 770
Email: patricia@ccandratx.com
Address: C/Estanyera 2, Andratx, Mallorca
Website: www.ccandratx.com
Just outside Andratx on the road to Es Capdellà, the German-run Centro
Cultural Andratx is the largest contemporary art gallery in Mallorca, exhibiting
an exciting range of homegrown and international talent. The exhibition space
is large and flexible with simple white walls and sunlight filtering beautifully
through a grand central colonnade. After a leisurely stroll through the gallery,
enjoy a drink on the fountain-adorned patio, where on some evenings you will be
entertained with a classical concert, jazz band or flamenco performance.
WHAT TO DO DURING THE DAY WHAT TO DO DURING THE NIGHT
Campino bar
VIP contact: Luigi Capalbo
Phone: +34 663 195 402
Email: campinogolf@hotmail.com
Address: Av. Mateo Bosch 14, Port d’Andratx, Mallorca
Part of the clubhouse at an 18-hole championship golf course and
only a short distance from Port d’Andratx, Campino Bar is a very
welcome addition to this highly-prized region. The combination of a
cozy atmosphere and encyclopedic drinks list attracts the likes of
Claudia Schiffer and Boris Becker on a regular basis. Expect barrelfuls
of Italian hospitality from owner Luigi Capalbo and after an evening
of drinks and chat, you can party long into the night as the well-loved
Campino DJ cooks up a storm on the decks.
port D’anDratX
Campino bar
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Day 9: anDratX – puerto portals
20 nautiCal miles
Mallorca’s answer to Monte Carlo, Puerto Portals is the most luxurious
marina in the Balearics and attracts glamorous seafarers from across
the globe. Sports cars purr along the seafront, passing chic boutiques,
bars and restaurants on one side and premium super yachts on the
other. From Puerto Portals, seek out the lovely inlet of Son Caliu with its
large palm trees, powdery sand beach and calm waters. Another little
gem is the nearby Cala Falco, a secluded beach with white sand, bright
blue sea and the speckled shade of umbrella pines.
WHERE TO DINEWHERE TO DINE
tristÁn
VIP contact: Juan Luís Biedma, Maître d’
Phone: +34 971 675 547
Email: info@grupotristan.com
Address: Local No. 1, Puerto Portals, Mallorca
Website: www.grupotristan.com
Cuisine: Nouvelle cuisine
Style / Ambiance: The most celebrated fine dining establishment in Mallorca,
Tristán is the only restaurant in the Balearics with two Michelin stars and with a
prime location in Puerto Portals marina it attracts a bevy of prestigious guests.
The menu changes regularly according to seasonal market produce and chef
Gerhard Schwaiger’s creations never fail to amaze. Schwaiger’s annual lectures
in San Sebastian, one of the best known gourmet workshops in Europe, as well
as his weekly articles in the national press have helped bolster his reputation
as a leading figure on the European culinary scene. His tasting tapas menu is
particularly good, a piquant reinvention of the classic Spanish dining style.
wellies
VIP contact: Toni Diaz, Manager
Phone: +34 971 676 444
Email: info@wellies.es
Address: Puerto Portals 23-24, Calvia, Mallorca
Website: www.wellies.es
Cuisine: International
Style / Ambiance: A family-run treasure in the lavish Puerto Portals, Wellies
has been charming locals and visitors for 24 years and today you’ll find it in
better shape than ever. The spacious upstairs dining room greets you with
contemporary flower displays, dark wood and crisp cream linen, with glass
walls on two sides letting in floods of light. Spanish chef Benarbé works
wonders in the kitchen, delighting hungry families with tender meat dishes,
fresh fish and excellent salads for the less carnivorous. Breakfast on the
sun-drenched terrace is perfect for seeing and being seen, while the new
cocktail bar and garden offer a sleek setting for a digestif or two.
wellies
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arabella spa
VIP contact: Katia Guixa, Spa Manager
Phone: +34 971 629 600
Email: spa.mallorca@stregis.com
Address: St. Regis Mardavall Resort, Passeig Calvià s/n, Mallorca
Website: www.starwoodhotels.com
Treatment & facilities: Part of the Starwood group, the St. Regis Mardavall
is the most distinguished luxury resort in Mallorca and its world class spa
shouldn’t be missed. The highly qualified therapists specialize in thalasso
therapy and physiotherapy, as well as traditional Chinese medicine, classic
facials, special moisture treatments, manicures, pedicures and massages.
Anne Sémonin and Ligne St. Barth provide the beauty center’s cosmetic
products and therapies, which include exclusive facials and firming
treatments. The 50,000 square foot spa includes 14 treatment rooms, a
Jacuzzi, dry sauna, hydropool, jet shower, ice cave, a fitness center with
a state-of-the-art Technogym and indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Expert consultants are on hand to design your personal treatment program
and the resident nutritionist will customize a health regime according to
your individual needs.
ritzi lounGe bar
VIP contact: Beatrix Morick, Manager
Phone: +34 610 067 496 (daytime) / +34 971 684 107
(after 7.30pm)
Email: ritzilounge@hotmail.com
Address: Local 34-35, 1st Floor, Puerto Portals,
Mallorca
Website: www.ritziloungebar.com
With a prime position in Mallorca’s most
glamorous marina, Ritzi Lounge Bar is a regular
stomping ground for the globetrotting elite.
The fabulous elliptical bar offers a wide range
of cocktails, wine and champagne – perfect for
a sunset aperitif or, if you’re in the mood, late
night drinks that keep flowing until the sun
reappears. Whatever time you call it a night,
you’ll only be a short stroll from your yacht.
ritzi lounGe bar
arabella spa turKish bath
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Day 10: puerto portals – palma
6 nautiCal miles
The grand finale of your trip is Palma, the capital of the Autonomous
Community of the Balearic Islands and in recent years a top choice
for discerning city-breakers. Palma only became the capital in 1983
and since then has grown from a provincial town into a sophisticated
metropolis, complete with chic hotels, luxury shopping and a burgeoning
contemporary art scene. At the heart of Palma is the old town with
its magnificent Gothic cathedral, renovated mansions and pristine
winding streets dotted with modernista architecture. Now a vibrant
and cosmopolitan city, this one-time Moorish stronghold is one of the
highlights of the Balearics and a perfect conclusion to your cruise.
WHERE TO DINE
zaranDa
VIP contact: Fernando Perez Arellano, Head Chef
Phone: +34 971 010 450
Email: zaranda@zaranda.es
Address: Hotel Hilton Sa Torre, Camino de Sa Torre km 8.7, Llucmajor, Mallorca
Website: www.zaranda.es
Cuisine: International
Style / Ambiance: Based in the distinguished Hotel Hilton Sa Torre,
the Michelin-starred Zaranda is relatively new on Mallorca’s gourmet
scene, but has quickly become one of its biggest names. Madrid-
born chef Fernando Perez Arellano has honed his craft in some of
the world’s most respected restaurants, including Restaurant Patrick
Guilbaud in Dublin, Le Gavroche in London, Don Alfonso 1890 in Naples,
Maison Pic in Valencia and Can Fabes in Barcelona. With such an
international pedigree it is no surprise Arellano has been bombarded
with critics’ awards over the years, not least for his latest venture in
Mallorca. Expect such treats as pink roasted squab with glace endive
and Yakisoba of oyster with fennel and seaweed.
baCChus
VIP contact: Felix Eschrich, Head Chef
Phone: +34 971 140 262
Email: readshotel@readshotel.com
Address: Reads Hotel, Santa María, Mallorca
Website: www.readshotel.com
Style / Ambiance: With two vast stone arches and fresco-covered walls,
the Bacchus dining room makes beautiful use of this 16th century space
and the menu is no less impressive. Head chef Felix Eschrich creates
such delights as foie gras ballontine with spiced bread, medlar and
blood orange salt and hare with hazelnut parmentier, herb quinoa and
pomegranate reduction. The dessert menu includes chocolate cream
with rosso vermouth and a delectable pear and cardamom ice cream. If
indecision gets the better of you, opt for the ten-course surprise menu,
and if you want to get up close and personal with the kitchen, book
the exclusive Chef’s Table. The restaurant is based in Reads Hotel, a
gorgeous five-star retreat honored by Relais & Châteaux.
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WHERE TO SHOp
reloJeria alemana
VIP contact: Pablo Fuster, General Manager
Personal shopper: Olena Sergyeyeva
Phone: +34 647 721 966
Email: pablofuster@relojeriaalemana.com
Address: C/Colón No. 14, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.relojeriaalemana.com
A German family business dating back to 1879, Relojeria Alemana is the
finest luxury jeweler in the Balearics and counts King Juan Carlos of
Spain among its regular customers. The impressive six-floor store on
Calle Colón is one of four branches in the Palma region, with jewelry and
watches by Cartier, Rolex, Chopard, Bulgari, Patek-Philippe, Audemars
Piguet, IWC, Hublot and Jaeger-LeCoultre, as well as a unique collection
of handmade Spanish silverware. Indeed, Relojeria Alemana is the only
place in Mallorca you will find most of these international brands. Look
out, too, for the dazzling collections designed by Blanca and Paula, the
young daughters of the current owner and heirs to the dynasty.
priVate tour of palma
VIP contact: Jane Stanbury
Phone: +34 971 875 395
Email: jane@balearicdiscovery.com
Address: Balearic Discovery, C/Jaime Solivellas 11, Selva, Mallorca
Website: www.balearicdiscovery.com
The best way to appreciate this intriguing city is to take a personalized
walking tour. Balearic Discovery organizes tours with one of the most
experienced guides in Mallorca, giving you a fascinating insight into the
capital’s history and architecture, as well as hot tips on local food and
shopping. The morning tour typically includes Palma’s iconic cathedral (La
Seu) and the nearby Almudaina Palace, though your guide will happily tailor
the itinerary to your particular interests. Once you’ve worked up a good
appetite, the tour can be arranged to end at a traditional Palma restaurant,
letting you sample some of the finest food and wine in town.
rialto liVinG
VIP contact: Barbara Bergman, Manager
Phone: +34 971 713 331
Email: info@rialtoliving.com
Address: Carrer Sant Feliu 3C, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.rialtoliving.com
Relaxed elegance is the central ethos at Rialto Living, with highly
sought after fashion collections by Acne, Allegri, Altea, Aspesi, Boglioli,
Brogden, Coast Weber Ahaus, Daniel Cremieux, Della Ciana, Hartford,
Incotex, Jil Sander, Mackintosh, Masons, Neil Barrett, P.A.R.O.S.H.,
PT01 and U-NI-TY. For accessories, expect casual luxury with products
by Campomaggi, Drakes, Emma Hope, Epice, Franco Ferrari, Grevi, Jil
Sander, NDC, Numero 10, MO 851, Mulberry, Post & Co, Roda, Sunspel,
Sissirossi, Skultuna, Sophie Digard and U it’s You. The 15th century
building contains almost 3,000 square feet of progressive fashion,
interior design, gifts and a cafe. Check out the store’s gallery for the
fruits of Palma’s thriving artistic community.
palma CatheDral
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son Gual Golf Course
VIP contact: Andreas Pamer
Phone: +34 971 785 888
Email: info@son-gual.com
Address: Finca Son Gual, Ma-15, Palma – Manacor, km 11, 5 Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.son-gual.com
Frequently lauded as the best Spanish golf course off the mainland, Son
Gual is a must for the elite golf devotee. A recent addition to Mallorca’s
respected golf scene, Son Gual was brought to life by German double-
glazing magnate Adam Pamer at a reputed cost of $40 million. The
course is laid out in two distinct halves, with the front nine running
along the extremity of the estate and the second encompassed within
its center. Starting on a high point with an elevated first tee, the course
features 66 strategically placed bunkers, over a thousand olive trees
and several water hazards, as well as Son Gual’s own perfectly tended
vineyards. Combined with award-winning clubhouse dining, impeccable
service and a helipad, it is little wonder Son Gual boasts a high profile
membership list.
puro beaCh Club
VIP contact: Ivan Lorger
Phone: +34 971 425 450
Email: info@purohotel.com
Address: Montenegro 12, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.purobeach.com
Part of the fashionable design hotel group
Puro, this stylish beach club has a prime spot
on its own mini peninsula and enjoys 180
degree views of the expansive Bay of Palma. A
seamless mix of restaurant, lounge, spa, yoga
studio and nightclub, this beautifully executed
lifestyle concept attracts a distinguished,
cosmopolitan crowd. The first guests appear
at dawn for sunrise Tai Chi and yoga, followed
by breakfast on the terrace. Others arrive to
park themselves poolside and lap up the rays
with an ice-cold smoothie, salad or fruit plate.
Head here later and you’ll witness the daily
sunset ceremony and the shaking of some
dreamy cocktails. Arm yourself with a daiquiri,
sink on to a sofa and let one of Puro’s expert
reflexologists soothe your shopped-out feet.
Once revived, you can let the cutting-edge DJs
keep you entertained until the small hours.
son Gual Golf Course
puro beaCh Club
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the yachts
elite destination guide | balearic islands
the yachts
Choose from our stunning selection of yachts available to charter this summer in the Balearic Islands
SHERAKHAN
Sherakhan is strikingly unique; underneath the classical lines of her
commercial past she can boast more amenities than most other charter yachts
on the market. The exceptionally designed interior is impressive to say the
least: The huge, double height, main saloon can seat 26 and is bathed in light
from the overhead glass Jacuzzi. The master stateroom has a private terrace,
office and lounge area giving it the feel of a hotel penthouse suite, and two
modern spa areas are filled with all the services that you would expect of any
professional establishment. With 12 other staterooms, including one specially
designed for children, Sherakhan is able to accommodate far more than the
standard superyacht. But facilities and furnishings alone do not account for
Sherakhan’s popularity, it is the crew that make this boat so perfect for charter;
their experience and attention to detail ensure an unforgettable experience.
Leisure and recreation: 2 x 24 foot (7.32 meter) Joker Clubman inflatable
tenders with Yamaha 260hp inboard engines, Classic runnerboat with Steyer
260hp inboard engine, 2 x Yamaha Superjet 700 jet skis, Laser Sailboat, 2 x wind
surfers, floating trampoline, kayak. A fully-equipped gym includes an exercise
bike, step machine, treadmill, elliptical trainer and multiple free weights.
Contact: Camper & Nicholsons International
Phone: +44 207 009 1950
Email: mb@lon.cnyachts.com
Website: www.camperandnicholsons.com
Length | 230 feet, 70 meters
Number of guests | 26
Number of staterooms | 13
Builder | Verkerk Yachting Projects
Year of construction / refit | 1965 / 2005
Cruising speed | 12 knots
Weekly rate | $565,000
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mARLENE II
Marlene II is unique in managing to combine speed
with luxury and style; the perfect combination for
exploring the Balearic Islands. At 32 meters she
is large enough to turn heads, yet small enough
to frequent many of the smaller bays and coves
that are off limits to the larger yachts. The interior
is light and modern, flush with the modern lines
of Marlene II’s hull. Four crew are experienced
and have extensive knowledge of the Balearics,
meaning guests are guaranteed to get the best out
of any itinerary.
Contact: Camper & Nicholsons International
Phone: +44 207 009 1950
Email: mb@lon.cnyachts.com
Website: www.camperandnicholsons.com
Number of guests | 6 to 8
Builder | mangusta
Year of construction | 2005
Weekly rate | $94,000
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HARmoNY I
Harmony I is the perfect size for exploring the Balearics: large enough to
have a presence in anchorages and marinas, and she accommodates four
guests in absolute luxury. The sundeck, with its Jacuzzi, bar and myriad
dining areas, is a favorite spot to spend afternoons onboard. The interior is
glamorous without being ostentatious, the main saloon and dining room are
perfectly appointed for entertaining and the four staterooms (three double
and one twin) are exceptionally spacious. With an abundance of watersports
facilities and a knowledgeable captain and crew, Harmony I is guaranteed a
popular season in the Balearics.
Leisure and recreation: 14 foot (4.2 meter) Aquapro with 50hp, Yamaha Jet
Sjki 850 (only with Jet Ski Licence), 2 x inflatable sea kayaks, waterskis,
wakeboard and various other towables and snorkeling equipment.
Contact: Barbara Müller, Ocean Independence Palma
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Email: barbara@ocyachts.com
Website: www.oceanindependence.com
Builder | Elegance
Weekly rate | $67,000/$78,000 (July & August)
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CHAmPAgNE o’CLoCK
The memorable ‘Champagne O’Clock’ is a highly
appropriate name for this Falcon 86, where
onboard luxury service and comfortable living is
routine. Captain David and Chef Ruth provide an
itinerary and menu tailored to your every whim,
while two additional crew members ensure
guests need never lift a finger. Champagne
O’Clock has a luxurious interior that is typical
of these iconic Falcon yachts. There is a large
open-plan salon and dining area that greets
guests as soon as they enter, and the lower
deck is divided into two double and two twin
staterooms, all of which are en-suite. With an
abundance of deck space, both aft and above,
there is plenty of room for all eight guests that
Champagne O’Clock can accommodate.
Leisure and recreation: 14 foot (4.2 meter)
Aquapro tender with 60hp, wakeboard, water-
skis and full snorkeling equipment.
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Builder | Falcon
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WHItE-FANg
With a steady cruising speed of between 17 and 22 knots, White-Fang
makes cruising quick and efficient, and at 85 foot (26 meters) she is
unhindered by size when exploring many of the Balearic Island’s smaller
anchorages. On board accommodation includes three spacious double
staterooms and one twin, all with en-suite bathrooms. The sundeck is
White-Fang’s true pièce de résistance, featuring a Jacuzzi, barbeque and
plenty of space for alfresco dining.
Leisure and recreation: 14 foot (4.2 meter) tender with 50hp Yamaha,
2 person Kawasaki Jet Ski, 2 x donuts, waterskis, wakeboard, kneeboard,
fishing gear and snorkeling equipment.
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Builder | mochi
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CENto-BY-EXCALIBUR
Cento-by-Excalibur, or ‘Cento’ for short, is a perfect charter option for the Balearics. Her Captain,
John Horn, has an intricate knowledge of the islands and her size at 85 foot (26 meters) is perfect
for exploring all the inlets and coves that make these islands so special. The interior is impressive:
mahogany paneling sets the scene for the salon, dining area and four double staterooms. A technical
upgrade has given Cento a fully integrated Bose sound system and Wi-Fi throughout, ensuring guests
have state-of-the-art technology at their fingertips.
Leisure and recreation: 11 foot (3.3 meter) Williams tender with 68hp jet engine (new in 2007),
2 x SeaBob underwater jet scooters, 1 x wakeboard, 2 x donuts, 3 pairs of waterskis and 2 x inflatable
kneeboards for children. There is complete diving equipment for 2 people including 2 BA air jackets,
4 bottles and multiple wetsuits, though no compressor.
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Builder | maiora
Weekly rate | $35,500 (may & october), $38,500 (June & September), $46,000 (July & August)
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NEPHELE
Nephele is an admirable sloop; not only does she combine elegant clean
lines with worthy size, she is also an extremely capable cruising yacht,
giving guests access to more remote cruising destinations. With the ability
to motor long distances wind is never an issue. However there are few better
yachts with the ability to combine performance with such luxury (Nephele
has previously won the ‘Millennium Cup’ Superyacht Regatta). The two twin
and master double staterooms have all been placed towards the aft, where
the motion of the sea is less noticeable and thereby ensuring guests are
accommodated in maximum comfort. There is ample entertaining space
both in the main saloon and in the central cockpit, which is shaded with a
large bimini cover and free of ropes and rigging.
Leisure and recreation: Italboats Predator 490 RIB with 80hp, 2 x Byte
sailing dinghies, wakeboard, waterskis and snorkeling equipment for up to
10 people.
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Builder | mcmullen & Wing
Year of construction/refit | 2002 / 2009
draft | 14.6 feet, 4 - 5 meters
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AtALANtA
Atalanta was designed to be an easy-to-handle sloop that can be managed
by a small crew. The minimalist design gives Atalanta a low profile deck
with a sleek pilothouse and a center-aft cockpit; the perfect racing-cruising
combination. Below decks the practical racing image disappears – it is
all polished teak paneling and white fabrics. There is a full-beam owner’s
stateroom and two further staterooms with twin beds. All have modern
en-suite bathrooms. Overall Atalanta beautifully combines luxury living with
sailing performance, making her the perfect charter option for those who
enjoy sailing in style.
Leisure and recreation: 16 foot (4.9 meter) Italboats Predator RIB with
80hp (new in 2009), 2 x sailing dinghies, waterskis, wakeboard and diving
equipment that includes 3 bottles and a Coltri Sub dive compressor.
Phone: +34 971 404 412
Builder | JFA Chantier Naval
draft | 11.5 feet, 3 - 5 meters
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Where to stay
Whether you want a sumptuous bed, a spectacular view or service beyond compare, choose from our stunning selection
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IBIZA GRAN HOTEL
VIP contact: Raul Sierra, General Manager
Phone: +34 971 806 806
Email: reservas@ibizagranhotel.com
Address: Paseo Juan Carlos I, Ibiza
Website: www.ibizagranhotel.com
Ibiza’s most prestigious hotel was designed specifically with comfort and
extravagance in mind, combining modern amenities with wonderful views
of the sea and the ancient walled town of Dalt Vila across the port. The
hotel features 157 sea-facing, loft-style suites as well as a business center
with private rooms, a boutique selling local and international brands, a
contemporary art gallery, a casino, three restaurants and a spa.
ST. REGIS MARDAVALL
VIP contact: Christian Hollweck, Hotel Manager
Phone: +34 971 629 629
Email: christian.hollweck@stregis.com
Address: Passeig Calvià s/n, Mallorca
Website: www.starwoodhotels.com
A member of the Starwood hotel group’s luxury St. Regis brand, the Mardavall
is the height of opulence. The grand resort occupies an enviable position on
the coast between Puerto Portals and Palma, with a natural stone facade
punctuated by arches and expansive gardens that extend to the sea. The
vast foyer is dominated by a splendid stairway and the hallways are adorned
with an unrivalled collection of Mallorcan contemporary art. The resort
includes 133 rooms, a golf course, the lavish Arabella Spa, Es Vent cocktail
bar, Churchill’s lounge bar and fine dining at Es Fum, which offers stunning
terrace views and first rate cuisine. The Mardavall has mastered the art of
elite hospitality and the service is always meticulous and discreet.
TOP SUITE
GRANDE SUITES
 Square footage: 500  Nightly rate: $5,200
Why we love it: The Vanity Fair and Dalt Vila penthouse suites overlook the
city’s port and offer some of the best panoramas in the Mediterranean. With
a fresh white Ibizan look, they each have two loft-style bedrooms sharing
a spacious lounge area and a bathroom with a hydromassage shower and
whirlpool bath. Each has its own terrace with a private solarium, heated
swimming pool and Jacuzzi. For entertainment guests can enjoy the high
definition 40” and 32” LCD TVs and the Bang & Olufsen hi-fi with four-piece
MP3 and iPod-compatible BeoSound system.
TOP SUITE
DIAMOND SUITE
Why we love it: This one-bedroom suite offers butler service, a sauna, a steam
shower and a spacious outdoor terrace with a Jacuzzi and sublime sea views.
The elegant bedroom interior combines cream and white textile furnishings
with sumptuous eiderdown bedding and Christian Fischbacher satin linen. The
bathroom features a capacious bathtub, separate shower, 13” Sharp LCD TV,
underfloor heating, L’Occitane cosmetics and a unique MonoLinea washstand
fashioned from terra-green granite. The main room includes a Bang & Olufsen
satellite TV with integrated DVD, radio and CD player, ISDN lines and internet
connection, a laptop-sized safe and a well-stocked bar. Should guests require
extra space, this impressive area can be connected to two junior suites.
DIAMOND SUITE
ST. REGIS MARDAVALL ES FUM TERRAcE
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Where to stay
LA RESIDENcIA
VIP contact: Sven Gevers, General Manager
Phone: +34 971 639 011
Email: reservas@laresidencia.com
Address: Son Canals s/n, Deià, Mallorca
In recent years this idyllic mountainside hotel has been making a serious
bid to become one of Europe’s most desirable retreats, winning the
2011 Best Country Hotel in Europe in the Sunday Times Travel Magazine
Reader Awards. In fact, La Residencia has long been a favorite among
movie stars and rock gods, and its guest list reads like a Beverly Hills
phone book. Part of the appeal is the hotel’s proximity to Deià, the artists’
enclave made famous by English poet Robert Graves and a host of wealthy
bohemians since. Formerly owned by Richard Branson, La Residencia
was snapped up by the Orient Express hotel group in 2002 and given its
Mida’s touch. The clay tile floors, whitewashed walls and antique furniture
are complemented by modern art and luxury amenities, and the spa
and restaurant are among the finest in Mallorca. The two tennis courts
are a clincher for the athletically inclined, and when you add regular art
exhibitions and classical concerts to the mix you’ll begin to see what all
the fuss is about.
TOP SUITE
SUITE 66
Why we love it: The most private suite in the hotel, Suite 66 sits at the
top of an 18th century addition to the main manor house and overlooks
the craggy Tramuntana mountains. The spacious living room features
a plasma screen TV, DVD player, MP3 player, a wet bar and an open
fireplace, and opens out on to a terrace with a private swimming pool
and outdoor dining area with a covered pergola. The luxurious bedroom
has an adjoining bathroom with separate lavatory and shower areas.
The suite is tastefully decorated with original art and antique Mallorcan
furniture, and every day the friendly staff will leave fresh fruit and
flowers picked from the hotel’s own orchards and garden. Secluded and
peaceful, Suite 66 will offer you a wonderfully romantic escape should
you want a break from the nautical life.
LA RESIDENcIA MAIN POOL
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Where to stay
cAP ROcAT
VIP contact: Pablo Carrington, General Manager
Phone: +34 971 747 878
Email: info@caprocat.com
Address: Ctra. d’Enderrocat s/n, Cala Blava, Mallorca
Website: www.caprocat.com
Perched on a clifftop overlooking the Bay of Palma, Cap Rocat is a stunning
reinvention of a 19th century fortress and contends for the title of best
boutique hotel in Mallorca. Starchitect Antonio Obrador was behind the
design, bringing the magic touch he has previously brought to Claudia
Schiffer’s Mallorcan villa and several other award-winning hotels on the
island. The subtle interiors give a playful nod to the building’s past – bullets
used for door handles, gun carriages as coffee tables – while impressive
original features like the drawbridge and bunkers remain. The pièce de
résistance is the saltwater infinity pool built on top of the mighty fortress
walls. Local fabrics, Moroccan rugs and vintage black and white photos of
Mallorca lend an elegant Old World charm to the lounges while the peaceful
outdoor terraces benefit from a cool sea breeze and awe-inspiring views.
TOP SUITE
EL cABO SUITE
Why we love it: Occupying the most secluded position in the
fortress, the El Cabo suite features a large living room adorned with
contemporary art and an expansive garden with a terrace, canopied
bed and private pool. The suite includes a plasma screen TV, internet
connection, electronic safe, private bar and luxury amenities, as well as
a 24-hour concierge, room service, security and private transfer. Guests
can enjoy breakfast served on the private patio or in the main courtyard
of the fortress.
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COPA DEL REY REGATTA
JULY 16-21, 2012
Contact: Vivi Mainemare
Phone: +34 971 726 848
Email: coordeportiva@rcnp.es
Address: Real Club Náutico de Palma, Muelle de
San Pedro 1, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.realclubnauticopalma.com
The prestigious Copa del Rey (King’s Cup) is
now a major date on the international yachting
calendar and competing teams include America’s
Cup participants. King Juan Carlos I of Spain is
a former competitor and won the trophy twice in
the nineties while skippering Jose Cusi’s Rogue.
The King now regularly attends as a spectator
with an entourage of Spanish royalty, as well as a
number of local worthies including the Mayor of
Palma and the President of the Balearic Islands.
The Real Club Náutico de Palma (royal nautical
club) has been hosting the event since its birth
in 1982 and has proved itself to be one of the
Mediterranean’s premier yacht clubs.
CAIMARI OLIVE FAIR
3RD
WEEKEND IN NOVEMBER, ANNUALLY
VIP contact: Jane Stanbury, Balearic Discovery
Phone: +34 971 875 395
Address: Caimari, Mallorca
Despite the triumph of tourism in Mallorca since the
1950s, agriculture remains a key source of revenue
for the island and harvest fairs are still a dearly-
held tradition. One that stands out from the rest is
held in the pretty northern village of Caimari and
was recently picked by the Guardian as one of the
top ten gastronomic festivals in Europe. The village
square is carpeted with olive leaves and filled with
stalls selling delicious local products while a mule
pulls the vast stone olive press to extract the ‘liquid
gold’. While olives are the headline act, there is an
array of other treats on offer, including a traditional
spicy sausage – a favorite of the King of Spain –
homemade cakes and excellent Mallorcan wine.
If you are traveling as a family, the sheep dog trials
and pony rides are always a big hit with the kids.
MOROS Y CRISTIANOS FESTIVAL
AUGUST 2, ANNUALLY
VIP contact: Jane Stanbury, Balearic Discovery
Phone: +34 971 875 395
Address: Pollença, Mallorca
Spain is well known for its flamboyant fiestas
and the Moros y Cristianos festival is one
of its most raucous. In the Middle Ages,
Christian armies seized control of Pollença
from the Moors and to this day the event is
commemorated with a good-humored mock
battle between the locals. Combatants dress
to the nines in makeshift period costume –
Christians in white, Moors à la Jack Sparrow
– and brandishing wooden swords, pitch
forks and sticks they stage mostly harmless
skirmishes on the ancient streets of Pollença.
In true Spanish style, the day ends with a
gargantuan firework display. Contact Jane
Stanbury at Balearic Discovery for the best
way to enjoy the show.
COPA DEL REY REGATTA

Need to kNow MARINAS
MARINA IBIZA
Contact: Daniel Marí Rennessson, Director
Phone: +34 971 318 040
Email: info@marinaibiza.com
Address: Paseo Juan Carlos I, No. 20, Ibiza
Website: www.marinaibiza.com
Maximum length: 90m (295ft)
Number of berths over 24 meters (80 foot): 60
Draft: 7m (23ft)
The North Dock at Marina Ibiza accommodates yachts from 8 to 40 meters,
and provides a car park and a private fuel station. The South Dock is for
vessels measuring 18 to 55 meters and offers the latest security systems
as well as water, electricity, telephone, TV, internet, fuel, bilge and sewage
pumps. For small repairs and maintenance, Marina Ibiza also has a versatile
dry dock. Within the marina you’ll find a secluded garden area surrounded
by shops, restaurants, chandlers and a social club.
IBIZA MAGNA
Contact: Andrea Arabí
Phone: +34 971 193 870
Email: info@ibizamagna.com
Address: Contramuelle de Poniente del Puerto de Ibiza
Website: www.ibizamagna.com
Draft: 10m (33ft)
Located at the foot of Dalt Vila, the exclusive Ibiza Magna offers easy access
to Ibiza Town, and is well positioned for the crossing to Formentera. Bars and
restaurants are on site and services include mains water, electricity supply
(220/380 V), fire protection, 24-hour security, post, laundry, ATM, boat charter,
VHF radio frequency (channels 9 and 16) and waste disposal. A sailor service
is available to assist with mooring. Part of the marina group OCIBAR, Ibiza
Magna holds ISO environmental and quality certifications.
PUERTO PORTALS
Contact: Pablo Roca
Phone: +34 971 171 100
Email: marina@puertoportals.com
Address: Torre Capitania, Portals Nous, Calvia, Mallorca
Website: www.puertoportals.com
Draft: 14m (46ft)
The most prestigious marina in Mallorca, Puerto Portals has 670 berths
for vessels from 8 to 80 meters and provides water, electricity, fuelling, a
meteorological service and Wi-Fi access, as well as 24-hour harbor staff
and security. You will also find a number of banks, travel agents, brokers,
chandlers and car and boat rental agencies, not to mention a glamorous
array of bars, boutiques and restaurants. The marina is six miles from the
center of Palma and ten miles from Palma de Mallorca Airport. The nearby
beach is protected by a small island and the shallow waters are perfect
for swimming.
PUERTO PORTALS, MALLORcA
PUERTO PORTALS, MALLORcA

Need to kNow MARINAS
REAL cLUB NÁUTIcO DE PALMA
Contact: Matías Salva, President
Phone: +34 971 726 848
Email: club@rcnp.es
Address: Muelle de San Pedro 1, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.realclubnauticopalma.com
Draft: 5.5m (18ft)
Of the 946 moorings here, 589 are used by club members and the rest
by non-members and charter companies. A professional team of seamen
oversees vessel maintenance and service, and 24-hour surveillance
is provided by security guards, CCTV and a state-of-the-art webcam
system. The recently refurbished club house includes a gym, crèche,
library, bar and restaurant, as well as lounges, an events hall and an
indoor and outdoor pool.
cLUB DE MAR
Contact: Borja de la Rosa Maura, President
Phone: +34 971 403 611
Email: secretaria@clubdemar-mallorca.com
Address: Muelles Pelaires s/n, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.clubdemar-mallorca.com
Draft: 8m (26ft)
Club de Mar has 575 moorings for vessels from 8 to 135 meters in length and a
receiving dock for ships of up to 350 meters. The marina includes a shopping area
with boutiques, restaurants, a chandlery and a mechanic’s workshop, as well as
a social club with meeting rooms, a games room, several bars, a swimming pool
and a children’s club. Palma de Mallorca Airport is a ten-minute drive away.

Need to kNow private jet termiNals
EXECUJET, IBIZA
VIP contact: Diego Villar
Phone: +34 971 809 151
Email: fbo.leib@execujet.eu
Address: Bloque Tecnico, Localas BT020 – 022,
Planta baja, Ibiza Airport
Website: www.execujet.net
Located just four miles south-west of Ibiza
Town, Ibiza Airport is the only airport on the
island and the main gateway to Ibiza and
Formentera. ExecuJet’s world class FBO here
is ideally positioned at the General Aviation
Terminal and includes a VIP lounge and
operations office for crew. The VIP lounge
provides the highest standards of comfort and
privacy, as well as catering, daily newspapers
and a limousine service. ExecuJet also
offers a full handling service, including flight
planning, provision of overflight and landing
clearances, aircraft valet, baggage handling
and customs, immigration and quarantine.
PRIVÉ JETS, IBIZA
VIP contact: Andreas Arboleda, Managing Director
Phone: + 34 911 895 156
Email: info@privejets.com
Address: Ibiza Airport
Website: www.privejets.com
Privé Jets offers a bespoke jet and air charter
service to and from Ibiza and has access
to over 5,000 aircrafts worldwide. With a
few hours’ notice Privé Jets can arrange
an aircraft to suit your particular needs,
whatever the size of your group. The fleet of
luxury aircrafts includes the Citation, Hawker,
Lear, Falcon, Challenger, Gulfstream, Global
Express, Boeing and Business Jets. The Privé
Jets ‘on demand’ jet charter service in Ibiza
allows you to depart whenever you want on
the jet of your choice. No flight is too small
or too large, and flight plans are tailored to
your schedule to avoid connecting stops and
unnecessary layovers.
IBIZA ISlAnd ES VEdRà
MAllORCAIR, MAllORCA
VIP contact: Miguel Mudoy, Manager
Phone: +34 971 789 522
Email: handling@mallorcair.es
Address: Palma de Mallorca Airport, Mallorca
Website: www.mallorcair.es
Based in the General Aviation building in
Palma de Mallorca Airport, Mallorcair offers
a comprehensive 24/7 handling service. With
ramp support for aircraft up to B747 and a
GA-dedicated apron, Mallorcair provides quick
turnarounds and professional line service 24
hours a day, 7 days a week. The highly qualified
operations staff are able to modify routes and
flight plans instantly, with Aerotaxi flights to
any airport in the world. Terminal facilities
include a VIP lounge, a pilot and passenger
lounge, a flight planning / NOTAMS service,
ATC slot coordination and a meteorological
service. Mallorcair will also arrange
passenger and crew limousine transfers,
CIQ, aircraft charter and security, as well as
helicopter flights from Palma de Mallorca
Airport to any part of the archipelago or the
Spanish mainland.
EXECUJET, MAllORCA
VIP contact: Angel Lucas, Manager
Phone: +34 971 789 423
Email: fbo.lepa@execujet.eu
Address: General Aviation Terminal, Aeropuerto de
Son San Joan, Camino de Son Fangos s/n, Mallorca
Website: www.execujet.net
The only airport on the island, Palma de
Mallorca Airport is located five miles from
Palma near the village of Can Pastilla. In
response to the vast growth of tourism in
Mallorca since the 1950s, it has become the
third largest airport in Spain after Madrid’s
Barajas Airport and Barcelona Airport. The
Execujet FBO here provides a comprehensive
handling service that includes flight planning,
arranging overflight and landing clearances
and in-flight catering. Its ground handling
services include baggage handling, fueling,
security, customs and immigration, and
limousine transfers. The VIP lounge offers
the elite traveler premium luxury and privacy.
With a wealth of experience and a worldwide
fleet of 150 business jets, ExecuJet remains at
the forefront of private aviation.
PORTAlS dE SES TAUlES, IBIZA
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WBW IBIZA
VIP contact: Stuart Mottram, Manager
Phone: +34 696 253 759
Email: info@wbwibiza.com
Address: Apartado de Correo 685, Sant Antoni, Ibiza
Website: www.wbwibiza.com
A bespoke Ibiza service provider, WBW Ibiza offers chauffeur-driven
transport, car rental, boat charter and a concierge service for
restaurant reservations, sun lounger bookings at exclusive beaches and
VIP tables in clubs. The fleet of vehicles includes Range Rovers, luxury
six seat cars and larger vehicles to seat seven and eight passengers,
all purchased new in 2007. The company’s chauffeurs are available 24
hours a day to take you from your yacht to the island’s restaurants, bars
and clubs and back. WBW can also make travel and flight arrangements
and provide security, as well as a luggage holding and professional
meet and greet service. They will even organize DJ equipment hire –
with or without a DJ – should you wish to entertain on board.
FOR lIVInG ClASSIC CARS
VIP contact: Raphael Sperrer
Phone: +34 617 001 883
Email: mail@for-living.at
Address: Camíno Son Mossons, Palma, Mallorca / Calle de Cas
Dominguets 3, Ibiza Town
Website: www.for-living.at
Every spring since 2005, Mallorca has hosted the annual classic car
rally – an event that now attracts sun-seeking petrol heads from all
over the world. If you’re not around for the rally, For Living Classic Cars
offers you the chance to hire one of its vehicles throughout the summer
and, should you wish, cruise the rally route at your own pace. To whet
your appetite, the fleet includes an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider and
1750 GT Veloce; a Ford Mustang V8 Cabriolet and V8 Fastback ‘Bullitt’;
a Mercedes SL280 Pagoda, 420SL and 450SLC Automatic, not to
mention three Porsches, a 911T Coupe, 911S Coupe and 356 Coupe and
Convertible; an Audi 80 Quattro RS and a Fiat 1200 Spider. Take your
pick and snake through the mountains in style.
VIP SERVICE MAllORCA
VIP contact: Luis San Juan, Manager
Phone: +34 971 690 608 (office) / +34 630 868 428 (mobile)
Email: luis@vipservice-mallorca.com
Address: Avenida Jaime I 104, Santa Ponsa, Calvia, Mallorca
Website: www.vipservice-mallorca.com
Available 24/7, VIP Service Mallorca offers an extensive range of
services from rental cars, charter boats, limousines and helicopter
trips, to real estate, legal services and event planning. Your needs are
catered for with meticulous attention to detail, strict confidentiality,
security and punctuality. Sports cars available to rent include a
Maserati; the BMW 3 Series Cabrio and M3 Cabrio; Mercedes-Benz
SLK and CLK; Porsche Carrera 4S Cabrio; Audi TT Cabrio 225cv; and
a Porsche Boxster. For something larger, go for a Range Rover TDV8,
BMW X3 or X5, Porsche Cayenne, Hummer H2 or the Rolls-Royce
Phantom. VIP Service Mallorca can also arrange activities including
fishing, quad biking, climbing, diving and hot air ballooning.
ROTORFlUG HElICOPTERS
VIP contact: Frank de Vries, Managing Director / Pilot
Phone: +34 971 593 069 (office) / +34 607 733 813 (mobile)
Email: frank.de.vries@rotorflug.com
Address: Aeródromo de Son Bonet, Palma, Mallorca
Website: www.rotorflug.com
Based at Son Bonet aerodrome just a few miles north of Palma,
Rotorflug Helicopters offers helicopter transport both for VIP shuttling
and for pleasure, with a fleet including the Robinson R44 Raven I and
II (for three passengers), the Bell 206 JetRanger (for four passengers)
and the Bell 206 LongRanger (for five passengers). As well as bespoke
island-wide shuttling and pleasure flights around the beautiful
Tramuntana mountains, Rotorflug’s packages include the heli-picnic
(where passengers fly to a romantic location for a gourmet picnic); the
heli and wine trip (a flight to a Mallorcan winery for a private tasting);
and the heli-golf marathon (where guests play two 18-hole golf courses
in one day with helicopter shuttling between).
VIP SERVICE MAllORCA
ROTORFlUG

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