

Experience the newest addition to our Yoga Sailing destinations in breathtaking Mallorca! Sail through crystal-clear turquoise waters, anchor in hidden coves, and explore charm-filled coastal villages. Daily yoga sessions paired with serene Mediterranean beaches create the ultimate balance of wellness, relaxation, and island adventure.
Yoga Sail
Mallorca
From charming coastal towns to picturesque beaches and historic landmarks, our itineraries are packed with unforgettable experiences. Whether you're snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, savoring local cuisine, or simply soaking up the sun on deck, every moment promises adventure and relaxation. Get ready for an unforgettable journey filled with excitement, discovery, and lasting memories.
What to Expect!
Playa El Toro

Is the golden-sand cove located directly adjacent to the Port Adriano marina. It sits beneath dramatic reddish-brown limestone cliffs that shield the beach from strong winds.
Torre de Cala en Basset

A 16th-century defense tower built to watch for pirate raids along the coast, perched on a high cliff north of Sant Elm.
Cap de Gros Lighthouse

Situated on the western cliff edge of the bay, offering panoramic sunset views across the sea and the surrounding mountains.
Alcúdia Old Town

Walking along the top of the medieval stone walls (Camí de Ronda), exploring cobblestone pedestrian alleys, and enjoying tapas at outdoor cafes in Plaça de la Constitució.
Coves del Drac(Dragon Caves)
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A cave system featuring stalactite formations and Lake Martel,one of the largest underground lakes in the world—where visitors listen to live classical music performances inside the cave.
Salinas d'Es Trenc

Historic natural salt flats located right behind the beach reserve, producing sea salt (Flor de Sal) using traditional evaporation methods since ancient times.

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How do I book?
7 Days From €2,390




Our carefully crafted itinerary seamlessly blends the tranquility of yoga with the breathtaking landscapes of the Turkish coast. Picture sunrise yoga sessions on the deck, sailing through crystal-clear waters, and exploring picturesque coastal towns. We've tailored an itinerary that covers all the bases - sea, sights, and some fun.
Where do we go?
Embarkation
Palma de Mallorca
Welcome orientation. Departure from Palma de Mallorca, destination Port Adriano.
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Day one
Port Adriano
Once we're settled on board, we set sail southwest towards Port Adriano. Designed by Philippe Starck, the harbor offers a variety of top-notch restaurants. We'll enjoy our first evening and spend the night at anchor.
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Evening: Dinner at "Coast by East Mallorca" is a top-notch restaurant in Port Adriano, offering a diverse selection of exquisite dishes with Asian influence and fresh seafood. With an elegant atmosphere and a terrace overlooking the harbor,

Day two
Sant Elm
We continue sailing along the southwest coast of Mallorca to Sant Elm. This charming fishing village offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling and swimming.
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Evening: Dinner at "Es Molí Sant Elm" is a charming restaurant with a terrace offering magnificent views of the bay of Sant Elm. Here you can enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine accompanied by a selection of local wines.​

Day three
Port de Sóller
We sail along the impressive west coast, known for its high, breathtaking cliffs, to Port de Sóller. In this picturesque bay with cozy cafes and a relaxed atmosphere, a visit to the "Ferrocaril de Sóller," the historic tram that takes you up to the town of Sóller, is particularly recommended. A must-see for any visitor who appreciates the combination of historical transport and beautiful scenery.
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Evening: Dinner at "Kingfisher" is known for its fresh seafood and its idyllic location at the port of Port de Sóller. Here you can enjoy delicious fish dishes with a view of the sea.
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Day four
Port d'Alcúdia
Our route takes us further along the north coast of Mallorca. A special highlight is the circumnavigation of the northeasternmost cape, Cap Formentor. Viewed from the sea, this imposing cape presents itself impressively, with steep cliffs dramatically plunging into the sea. This offers spectacular views and excellent photo opportunities.
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Evening: Within walking distance from the harbor, there are many different restaurants to choose from, making it difficult to make a specific recommendation. A bit further away (about a 20-minute walk) are the two restaurants "Maca de Castro" (1 Michelin star) and "Jardín Bistró" located in the same building. These two restaurants offer excellent cuisine and a cozy atmosphere that will delight your palate.

Day five
Porto Cristo
We set sail for the east coast and reach Porto Cristo, where a visit to the famous Coves del Drac is on the agenda. These breathtaking caves are known for their impressive stalactites and stalagmites, as well as the underground Lake Martel, one of the largest underground lakes in the world. Visitors can experience a unique classical concert here. Additionally, Porto Cristo is known as the residence of the world-famous tennis player Rafael Nadal.
Evening: Dinner at "Vibes by Quince" is a stylish restaurant in Porto Cristo that offers modern Mediterranean cuisine with fresh ingredients and innovative flavor combinations. With a cozy atmosphere and a terrace for relaxation, this restaurant is perfect for a delightful evening after a day of exploring the caves of Porto Cristo. ​

Day six
Es Trenc
We set sail and head to Es Trenc, often described as the most beautiful beach in Mallorca. Its fine white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters give this place a Caribbean atmosphere. After a relaxing day at the beach, a visit to Colonia de Sant Jordi to explore the area and discover local affractions is recommended.
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Evening: Dinner at "Salicornia" offers an excellent selection of fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, perfect for a leisurely lunch or dinner after a day full of sailing adventures.
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Day seven
Palma de Mallorca
After a relaxed final sailing stretch back to Palma de Mallorca, you can experience the beauty of the Mediterranean from the perspective of the water. Relax on deck and enjoy the ride as you take in the coastline of Mallorca and the approaching skyline of Palma. Perhaps take the opportunity for one last sunbathing session on deck while listening to the gentle lapping of the sea.
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Evening: dinner, traditional tavernas, exploring the town, shopping, Cuban bar for salsa dancing!
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Disembarkation
Palma de Mallorca
Check out at 9am. Sadly it is time to say goodbye, until next time.
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*Please note the itinerary may change without notice due to weather, sailing regattas, or other reasons.​Departure on Saturday, providing no significant boat damage from the previous week.
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Introducing our beautiful yacht. This catamaran is one of the best models in the industry and is popular choice for sailing holidays.
Boat layout
Here is our Lagoon 42 up close. Look how beautiful it in the cobalt blue ocean.
Full Layout

Boat
These cabins are situated on the front part of the catamaran. It's not as big as the Master but some couples prefer it here.
Forward Cabin

Cabin
These cabins are situated on the rear part of the catamaran. It a bit bigger than the Forward cabin and is more for shared charter.
Master Cabin

Cabin

You're greeted with Champagne upon arrival

Seven days/nights accommodation on your luxury private yacht

Full friendly crew: Skipper, hostess & instructor. Learn how to sail or test your skills with your qualified skipper.

All your onboard costs included: Your weekly marina & port fees, Fuel, Final cleaning fee, Tourism taxes. No hidden charges or 'departure taxes'.

Half board: your hostess will prepare your breakfast & lunch

Bring-Your-Own (BYO) alcohol.

We also have a Snorkeling gear on board for your usage.

What's included?
