Step aboard in Mallorca's most glamorous harbour village and sail to Sa Dragonera, hidden coves and the wild Tramuntana coast. A private crewed yacht, built around your day.
Port d'Andratx sits at the end of a deep, sheltered natural harbour on Mallorca's southwest tip, ringed by pine-covered hills, waterfront restaurants and some of the island's most prestigious villas. For anyone searching for a yacht charter in Port d'Andratx, the appeal is obvious: the village is a destination in itself, and the coastline just beyond the harbour mouth is among the wildest and most photogenic in the Balearic Islands. A private charter lets you see all of it on your own terms, without crowds or fixed timetables.
Within minutes of leaving the harbour you are in open water facing Sa Dragonera, a rugged, car-free island and nature reserve whose silhouette dominates the horizon. Skippers typically begin with a slow cruise along its cliffs, then anchor in a sheltered cove for a first swim. From there the options open up: south-east to Camp de Mar and its tiny island-and-bridge beach, east along the sheltered bays of Santa Ponça, or north-west along the Serra de Tramuntana towards Sant Elm, Sa Foradada and the high cliffs that make this coast a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
A boat hire in Port d'Andratx with TSB Yachting is a fully crewed experience. Your professional skipper plans the route around the wind and sea state, picks the calmest anchorages for lunch and swimming, and handles every detail of mooring and safety. Lunch can be provisioned for you or booked ashore at a waterfront restaurant, and the boat is yours alone for the day, so the pace, the music and the stops are entirely your decision. Whether you want a relaxed half-day cruise, a full day of snorkelling and paddleboarding, or a sunset sail back into the harbour as the lights come on, we build the charter to fit.
A full day around the nature reserve island, with swim and snorkel stops in turquoise coves and lunch on deck at anchor. Skipper included.
Head north-west beneath the Serra de Tramuntana cliffs to Sant Elm and beyond, one of the most dramatic coastlines in the Mediterranean.
A shorter evening charter with golden light on the cliffs and a drink on deck, returning to the harbour as the village lights come on.
Departing from the southwest means more time on the water and less time in transit. You skip the Palma bay and go straight to the coastline most guests come to see.
Sa Dragonera, Cala Egos and Camp de Mar are all within a short cruise, so your swim stops begin almost immediately.
The southwest has several sheltered bays. Your skipper picks the best one for the day's wind, so lunch stays calm.
Rocky shores and deep blue water make for excellent 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 table at a harbourfront restaurant in Port d'Andratx or Sant Elm.
Experienced crew who know the reserve's rules around Sa Dragonera, the currents off the cape 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.
Sa Dragonera is a protected natural park, home to rare Eleonora's falcons, lizards found nowhere else and a lighthouse reached by walking trails. Yachts can anchor in designated areas for a swim, while the cliffs on its western side are best seen from the water, where the scale of the rock becomes obvious.
On the mainland side, Cala Egos and Camp de Mar offer shallow, glassy water and a classic beach-club atmosphere, while Sant Elm is a quieter fishing village with excellent seafood. Stay on the water until late afternoon and the Tramuntana mountains glow gold as you return to port.
We charter these waters every week and know the southwest 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.
Port d'Andratx 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 tend to be the calmest, so an early departure is usually rewarded with flat seas and quiet coves. Bring sun cream, a hat, swimwear and a light layer for the evening, and tell us in advance about any dietary needs so we can plan lunch.
Want to explore further afield? See our Mallorca coastline boat tours, our guide to sailing the Tramuntana, or browse luxury boat hire in 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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