Fly into Ibiza and have a scenic ride to your private luxury yacht, where your crew will welcome you on board with some refreshments. After lunch, head to Formentera Island to enjoy a whole day of pristine white sand beaches and decadent cocktails. The evening calls for festivities on the beachside bars and clubs, as the party island dances the night away. For a quiet alternative, explore the coves and beaches back in Ibiza.

After your first decadent breakfast aboard, enjoy a cruise to Santa Eularia des Riu, where lush mountains, pristine waters, and sun-kissed architecture await you. Pamper yourself on the beachfront promenade, with its powdery sand beach and palm trees. Inland, explore the boutiques, art galleries, and vibrant tapas bars and traditional restaurants. Enjoy the water toys after lunch, alongside snorkeling or diving with the vivid colored submarine life. For a more reclusive experience, take yourself to Sol d’en Serra offers a beach club overlooking the bay with high class dining - perfect for the sunset.

With a refreshing dip in the clear blue waters to start your morning, cruise to Palma de Mallorca, the biggest island in the archipelago. The bohemian charm here will captivate you with its wondrous history and architecture. Explore the main cathedral, Ca’n Serra street, the Arab baths, and the city’s historic museum. Otherwise, stay by the coast and embed yourself in the island’s fauna and flora through water sport and beach combing activities. Th evening calls for a opulent meal on your luxury yacht, following a trip to the famous and friendly Corner Bar.

After your fulfilling breakfast and a lazy morning, make your way to Puerto de Andratx, where you can obtain more privacy in the pristine waters that you can swim and snorkel in. The serene, narrow bay is close to Cabo de Sa Mola with a spectacular lighthouse overseeing the plunging cliffs. Often, there are fiestas held in the town, so if you’re lucky you’ll get to join in on the festivities and celebrations. You might also get to witness the fresh produce market in the center of town that happens every Wednesday. Retire to your private yacht for a lovely evening of cocktails and dinner under the stars, with Puerto de Andratx in the back drop.

The morning calls for Soller, with water-front houses and boutiques. Explore one of the two lighthouses in the village for some breath taking panoramic views, or have an exciting ride o the historic tramway. The Constitution Plaza is brimmed with cafes and fires trees, so enjoy a nice coffee here and admire the flora surrounding you. A 14th century castle of Sant Bartomeu awaits you here, too. Lastly, don’t miss out a hike to bike in the valley, where citrus groves, olive trees, and a mountain range offer an ethereal atmosphere.

Medieval narrow and compact streets leading up to Placa Major beckon you in the town of Pollensa. After breakfast, explore this town and it’s architecture and bustling atmosphere. Spend most of your time in nature, as Pollens has various pristine beaches embedded int he azure bay. In the evening, visit one of the nightclubs and bars for plenty of local entertainment in this enchanting haven protected by imposing rocky mountains and a tranquil bay.

After a quick dip and brakfast, take a smooth cruise to the smallest of three islands in the vicinity, Menorca. With a picturesque viewing point behind a 14th century main cathedral, have your breath taken away as you see shiny waters and magnificent vistas. Renowned for its Minorcan cuisine, such as lobster casseroles or baked cuttlefish, engorge in some fantastic meals while ashore. After a gluttonous yet joyous adventure, head back to your luxury yacht at sunset to view a captivating sunset with a cocktail in hand.

Port Mahon

Wake up early for a last thrilling run with your water toys, before having to smoothly sail to Port

Mahon for disembarkation. As the second deepest natural harbor, you can pamper yourself at

its pristine beaches surrounded with lush flora. Bid your luxury yacht and crew a fond farewell,

taking with you the memories of the Balearics, and the promises to return soon. If you have the

extra time to explore, don’t miss the City Hall or the Church of Santa Maria.