Sailboat rental in Mallorca from €2,400/week

He sailboat rental in Mallorca at ECC Yacht starts in €2,400/week (Tasmanian Devil, Oceanis 43, low season) and reaches €7,500/week for our Jeanneau Yacht 54 in the middle of the high season. The average for an 8-seater sailboat in July and August is between €4,000 and €6,000/week.

Added to this are the mandatory costs (cleaning €190–240, gas bottle €25) and, if you choose, the optional professional skipper at €1,500/week plus meals on board.

To rent the sailboat without skipper (bareboat)Yes: you need your valid nautical qualification (or international equivalent) and demonstrable experience sailing sailboats of similar length. We will ask you for a copy of the title and a brief nautical resume.

Yeah you don't have a degree, you hire the sailboat with a professional skipper (€1,500/week plus meals on board) and you dedicate yourself solely to enjoying the journey.

He monohull sailboat It's the classic option: it sails faster upwind, heels into the wind (which most people like) and is clearly more affordable. An 8-seater sailboat costs about €3,000/week.

He catamaran It is more stable (it does not list), it has much more interior and exterior space, and it enters shallow coves better. But the cost rises significantly: our Lagoon catamarans range from €7,200 to €11,500/week. If you are interested, see our page catamaran rental in Mallorca.

Group of 4–6 people: Cotufa (Jeanneau SO 380, 3 cabins) or Tizón (Jeanneau SO 415, 3 cabins). New, manageable and economical sailboats.

Group of 6–8 people: Akilina (Bavaria 45), Katalina (Oceanis 41), Tomeu (Jeanneau SO 410) or Majadero (Sun Odyssey 440 new from 2024). Three or four double cabins plus sofa.

Group of 8–11 people: Joulukka (Jeanneau Yacht 54), Little Mia (Sun Odyssey 490), Tefiti (Sun Odyssey 519), Le Grand (Oceanis 51.1) or Totufo (Jeanneau Yacht 54). 50+ foot sailboats with 5 cabins.

All the Sailboat rentals have a minimum duration of 1 week (Saturday to Saturday), except in low season where we can open exceptions. If you want a loose day, look rental for one day.

The price includes the full use of the sailboat during the entire week and mooring in La Lonja Marina all week (something that many charters charge separately). It also includes the regulatory safety equipment, dishes, bedding, paddle surf, snorkel, autopilot, plotter and technical departure briefing.

And most importantly: it includes our personal assistance throughout the week. We answer calls and WhatsApps at any time, we recommend routes, anchorages and navigation tips adapted to the weather forecast. We don't leave you alone as soon as you leave the port.

Mandatory separate costs: final cleaning (€190/€210/€240 depending on the number of cabins) and gas bottle (€25). Most common optional extras: professional skipper €1,500/week, additional SUP €150/week, WiFi on board €200/week.

Three classic one-week sailing routes from Palma:

Return to Mallorca: Cala Pi → Cabrera (with permission) → Porto Petro → Cala Mondragó → Porto Cristo → Cala Mesquida → Sóller → Tramuntana. For 8–10 seater sailboats with experience.

Mallorca + Cabrera: The national park with anchoring permission (we manage it). One of the best sailing experiences in the Balearic Islands.

Pitiusas: Ibiza and Formentera. 57 miles southwest of Palma — ideal for a relaxing week with spectacular coves and turquoise waters.

The season in the Balearic Islands goes from May to October. May and October They are the most affordable and least overcrowded, ideal for sailors. June and September They offer the best balance between price, climate and tranquility. July and August They are the height of the high season — water at 25°C, maximum demand and higher rates.

Outside of these months, our fleet moves to Canary Islands (November to April), where sailing charters are possible all winter.