The Balearic Islands

Don’t spend long in the marina. Head straight for a cala, get everyone in the water and return to Ibiza Town later for dinner and, if you want it, a very late night.

Run down to Formentera and anchor in the unmistakable blue off Ses Illetes. Swim, Seabob and tender ashore for a long beach-club lunch without worrying too much about what time you get back.

Follow Ibiza’s western coast, stopping at coves along the way. Find your place off Es Vedrà for sunset, then decide whether the night continues onboard or ashore.

Head north and watch Ibiza change around you. Cliff jump, paddleboard and explore by tender, then find a cala where nobody is waiting for your table back.

Cross to Mallorca as mountains replace Ibiza’s low coastline. Drop anchor in a deep cala between the cliffs and spend the afternoon exploring a completely different island.

Cruise beneath the Tramuntana mountains, stopping whenever the water calls for it. Head ashore around Deià or Sóller for lunch and explore inland before returning onboard for the evening.

Enjoy a final morning on the water before cruising into Palma with the cathedral rising ahead. Step ashore for lunch, shopping and a last wander through the old town.