Ibiza to Mallorca by Yacht: The Multi-Day Map
Direct answer
The 4-day Balearic loop: Ibiza → Espalmador overnight → Cabrera archipelago → Mallorca cliffs (Cala Pi or Es Trenc) → return via Cala Salada. Roughly 220 nautical miles total. Best on a 30m+ yacht.
Balearic Loop — 4 days, 2 islands
Map shows Ibiza-side waypoints only. Mallorca and Cabrera lie east — full route detailed below.
Day 1 — Ibiza to Espalmador
Depart Marina Botafoc 10:00. Slow cruise south, lunch on board, arrive Espalmador 14:00. Anchor overnight in the channel between Espalmador island and Formentera. Sunset on board, dinner from the chef. Sleep at anchor.
Day 2 — Espalmador to Cabrera
Early start, 07:00 departure. Crossing the open water between Formentera and Mallorca takes 4–5 hours at 22 knots, longer on superyachts that cruise at 12–18 knots. Arrive Cabrera by 12:00. Lunch at anchor in the main bay, swim, walk ashore to the castle ruins. Overnight at Cabrera.
Day 3 — Cabrera to Mallorca cliffs
North along Mallorca's south coast — Cala Pi, Es Trenc, the dramatic cliff faces toward Cap Andritxol. Anchor near Cala Pi for lunch and a swim under the cliffs. Continue west to a quieter Mallorca anchorage for the evening.
Day 4 — Return via Formentera
Cross back to Formentera in the morning, last lunch at Illetes or on board, sunset at Cala Salada on the return route to Ibiza. Marina Botafoc by 21:30.
Which yachts handle this route
Any 30m+ yacht with the range: Friendship, Drift, Nova, Dark Knight, La Romana. Smaller yachts can do shorter versions — Ibiza to Formentera overnight, return next day.
The Office
Send the dates. The day takes shape from there.
One paragraph is enough. Reply within the hour, in working hours, by the channel you prefer.
Reading isn't booking.
Match me with a yacht