Choose a coast before choosing a boat
Mallorca’s official destination overview distinguishes Palma and the south, the eastern coast around Porto Cristo, the western Tramuntana coast and the north around Pollença and Alcúdia. Start by deciding which of these settings matters to your holiday. The island name alone leaves the actual departure and the places you want to discuss open.
The departure guides below let you compare Palma de Mallorca, El Arenal, Can Pastilla, Andratx, Port de Pollença and Cala d’Or. Keep the marina attached to each yacht beside that choice. Ask Charter Easy to narrow the options around your group, dates and preferred coast rather than treating every Mallorca pickup as interchangeable.
Match your arrival to the confirmed marina
Palma de Mallorca Airport is listed by Aena as PMI. Use the flight arrival as one part of the journey, then compare the onward transfer with the yacht’s confirmed boarding address and check-in instructions. A flight to Mallorca does not settle which harbour your charter uses.
For place context, Marina Port de Mallorca identifies its Palma location on Paseo Marítimo; Port d’Andratx is in the southwest, and Reial Club Nàutic Port de Pollença lists Moll Vell in the north. These named locations help you distinguish the departure choices. Your selected offer determines the actual handover berth and any transfer arrangement.
Discuss coast choices and any Cabrera visit
Describe the coast or island visit you have in mind when asking for a yacht. If Cabrera is part of that discussion, the official reservation service separates navigation authorisation from overnight buoy mooring. Check the current permission and mooring arrangements before treating a stop there as part of the agreed holiday.
Keep the plan flexible around the actual boat, dates and operator’s advice. AEMET publishes coastal and high-seas marine forecasts, while the Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina provides nautical updates and warnings. Use the products relevant to the intended route when discussing departure arrangements; a destination description does not predict the conditions for your week.
Compare the complete Mallorca offer
Read the cabin and berth information, equipment, dates and marina for each yacht on the shortlist. Separate the boat category from the charter service: an included, obligatory or optional skipper is a detail of the individual offer. Have the charter company confirm the required documents for the selected yacht and destination.
Compare the charter amount with known compulsory extras, payments at the marina and the refundable deposit. Ask for clarification where an amount or inclusion is missing. Charter Easy helps coordinate the final yacht and date check and remains available for operator questions before departure, during your charter and after returning.