Step aboard in Cala d'Or and cruise to Cala Mondragó, Caló des Moro and the turquoise coves of Mallorca's south-east coast. A private crewed yacht, entirely yours for the day.
Cala d'Or is one of Mallorca's most elegant resorts. Built in the 1930s around a string of small, sheltered inlets, it is known for its whitewashed, Ibizan-inspired architecture, its leafy residential hillsides and a marina that feels more like a village harbour than a commercial port. For anyone searching for a yacht charter in Cala d'Or, the appeal is the coastline itself: this stretch of the south-east is a patchwork of pine-fringed headlands and narrow coves with pale sand and shallow, turquoise water, and the best of it is only a short cruise from the harbour mouth.
Leaving Cala d'Or, your skipper can head south toward the protected shoreline of the Mondragó Natural Park, where Cala Mondragó and the neighbouring beach of S'Amarador are among the most photographed bays on the island. Further along sits Caló des Moro, a slender cleft in the rock so small that visitors on foot queue to see it, yet from the water you can admire it without the crowds. Continue to Cala S'Almunia and Cala Llombards, or tuck into the fishing hamlet of Cala Figuera with its working boathouses. Many of these coves have little road access or limited parking, so private boat hire in Cala d'Or opens up places that are crowded on land and calm from the sea.
A boat charter from Cala d'Or with TSB Yachting is fully crewed. Your professional skipper plans the day around wind, swell and the time of day, because the best anchorage in the morning is not always the best in the afternoon. Swim stops are chosen for shelter and clarity, lunch can be provisioned on board or booked at a table in a beach restaurant, and the boat is yours alone, so the pace, the music and the anchorages are your decision. Whether you want a relaxed half-day with children, a full day of snorkelling and paddleboarding, or a golden-hour sunset cruise back to the marina, we build the charter around you.
A full day exploring Cala Mondragó, Caló des Moro and Cala Llombards, with swim and snorkel stops and lunch on deck. Skipper included.
A shorter morning or afternoon charter to the nearest sheltered bays: ideal for families, couples and first-time charterers.
An evening charter with golden light on the limestone headlands and a drink on deck, returning as the harbour lights come on.
Starting in Cala d'Or puts you in the heart of the south-east coast within minutes. More time swimming and relaxing, far less time in transit than a day trip from Palma.
Cala Mondragó, Caló des Moro and Cala Llombards are all close to the marina, so your first swim stop comes quickly.
The south-east coast is open to easterly swell. Your skipper reads the forecast and picks the most sheltered coves for the day.
Sandy bottoms and rocky edges make for easy swimming and snorkelling. Masks, fins and a paddleboard can be arranged on board.
We can provision a full lunch on board, or time the day around a beachside table in one of the local coves.
Experienced crew who know the winds off the south-east coast, the protected areas and the safest anchorages.
From sleek motor yachts to spacious sailing yachts, we match the vessel to your party size and the experience you want.
The coast around Cala d'Or is gentler than the cliffs of the Tramuntana, and that is its charm. Low limestone headlands, wind-shaped pines and sandy-bottomed coves give the water an almost Caribbean shade of turquoise. From the deck you can pick out old watchtowers, fishermen's boathouses and the golden sand of S'Amarador backed by dunes and umbrella pines.
Linger until late afternoon and the light turns honey-coloured on the rock as you cruise home to Cala d'Or, where dinner by the marina is the perfect finish to the day.
We charter these waters every week and know the south-east coast at every time of year.
Licensed professionals who plan around wind, swell and the best anchorages.
Every yacht is personally inspected, comfortable and ready for swimming and sunbathing.
Boat, skipper, fuel and provisions confirmed together, with no surprises on the day.
Cala d'Or is at its best from May to October. June and September combine warm sea temperatures with lighter crowds, July and August are the hottest and liveliest months, and early October still offers calm, golden days on the water. Mornings are usually the calmest on the south-east coast, so an early departure is often rewarded with glassy water and empty coves before the afternoon sea breeze arrives. Bring sun cream, a hat, swimwear, a light layer for the evening and a waterproof phone case for the snorkelling.
If you want a longer day, a full-day charter can stretch toward the protected waters of Cabrera National Park when the weather allows, with authorisation arranged in advance. Want to explore further? See our Mallorca coastline boat tours, the best anchorages in Mallorca, day trips by boat in Mallorca or yacht charter from Palma.
Tell us your date, group size and what you want from the day, and we will confirm the boat, the crew and the route in one clear quote.
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