Mallorca Catamaran Charters: Space, Stability & Swim Days

Mallorca Catamaran Charters: Space, Stability & Swim Days

Why Choose a Catamaran (and When It’s Perfect)

Catamarans are the crowd-pleasers of Mallorca charters: huge foredecks for sunbathing, easy swim ladders, shade for kids, and minimal roll at anchor. From Palma you’ll be in turquoise water within an hour, with flexible routes west to Illetas/Portals Vells or east to Cala Blava depending on wind.


🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Who They Suit

  • Families with small children (stable platform, shaded cockpit)
  • Groups and celebrations (deck space + beanbags)
  • Snorkellers and SUP lovers (low transoms, easy re-boarding)

💶 Typical Catamaran Prices (Private Charters)

DurationLow (Oct–May)Shoulder (Jun/Sep)Peak (Jul–Aug)Notes
3–4 h Sunset€650–€1,000€800–€1,200€1,000–€1,500Often includes soft drinks/ice
6–8 h Day€1,200–€1,700€1,400–€2,100€1,800–€2,600Fuel often capped/extra
2 days+POAPOAPOAOvernight berths on request

Group share boats exist, but private is most common in Palma.


🗺️ Departures & Easy Routes

Catamaran Charters in Mallorca

🧳 What’s Usually Onboard

Yacht Charters in Palma
  • Swim ladders, freshwater shower, big cockpit shade
  • Coolers/ice, Bluetooth speaker, basic snorkel sets
  • Add-ons: SUP boards, paddle kayaks, gourmet hampers

📋 Sample Day Plan (6–7 h)

  • 10:00 Cast off Palma → La Seu photo line
  • 11:00 Anchor Cala Comtessa (sand) — swim/SUP
  • 12:30 Motor-sail to Portals Vells — cave tender run
  • 14:00 Lazy lunch under the bimini
  • 15:30 Broad reach home with seabreeze
  • 17:00 Dock and Old Town tapas

🛟 Safety & Etiquette

  • Anchor on sand, avoid posidonia.
  • Respect swim-buoy limits.
  • Brief kids on ladder rules; no glass on foredeck underway.

❓ FAQ

How many can we bring?

Typical limits: 10–12 guests on 40–45’ cats. Confirm legal max with your operator.

Is fuel included?

Varies. Day rates may include a fuel allowance; otherwise metered on return.

Seasick friends?

Cats are more stable; choose Illetas/Portals Vells side on breezier days.

Self-catering allowed?

Usually yes — simple, cold dishes pack best. Ask about ice and plates.


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