Yacht charter in Alcúdia, Spain
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Yacht charter in Alcúdia

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About chartering in Alcúdia

Chartering in Alcúdia offers a relaxed, family-friendly start to sailing the northern Mediterranean, with calm waters and immediate access to stunning coastlines. The main departure point is Alcudiamar, the largest and most secure marina on Mallorca's north coast, featuring 744 moorings and a maximum draught of 4.0 metres. From here, a day trip easily reaches the dramatic cliffs of Formentor, the shallow anchorages of the Bahía de Alcúdia, and the pristine beaches of the northeast.

The setting is a touristy yet charming bay known for its excellent beaches and vibrant boardwalk lined with restaurants and shops. Sailors can enjoy a peaceful stroll along the marina promenade, taste local tapas by the water, or hop a boat to nearby islands before setting sail. The area serves as a perfect base for enthralling sports like sailing, fishing, and diving.

Waters accessible within a day include the sheltered Bahía de Alcúdia, the open sea toward Formentor, and the scenic routes along Mallorca's northern tip. The marina is protected by two breakwaters, ensuring security for catamarans and other vessels. Whether you seek quiet anchorages or lively coastal towns, Alcúdia provides a versatile and safe departure point.

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AnacaonaAnacaona

78 ft (24 m) · 150 guests · 4 cabins

Anacaona

Alcúdia, Spain

From US$802 /day

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Boat types & prices in Alcúdia

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Boat typeAvailableFrom (per day)
Yacht61$244
Sailing yacht9$166
Catamaran1$802

Where do I depart from in Alcúdia?

Your charter departs from Alcudiamar, the biggest and most secure marina on Mallorca's northern coast, located on the south side of the Alcúdia peninsula. This shallow marina offers 744 moorings and is protected by two breakwaters, making it ideal for catamarans. Everything a charter tourist needs, including stores and restaurants, is just steps away.

What day-trip routes and anchorages are near Alcúdia?

A day trip from Alcúdia reaches the dramatic cliffs of Formentor, the shallow anchorages of the Bahía de Alcúdia, and the pristine beaches of Mallorca's northeast. You can also sail along the breath-taking waters of the Spanish Mediterranean toward nearby islands. The bay is known for its good beaches and many services, offering both quiet spots and lively coastal towns.

  • Formentor cliffs and open sea routes
  • Bahía de Alcúdia shallow anchorages
  • Northeast Mallorca beaches and scenic coastal towns

When is the best sailing season in Alcúdia?

The sailing season in Alcúdia runs year-round, as the marina is open all-year and the Mediterranean offers favorable weather windows most months. Summer months provide calm waters and long daylight hours, ideal for family trips. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds, perfect for experienced sailors.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Spain?

In Spain, a valid sailing licence or skipper certification is required to charter a boat, and the live charter company will verify your credentials before departure. Catamarans may require specific experience due to their size and handling characteristics. Always ensure your licence is recognized internationally or by Spanish authorities.

How do I get to Alcúdia from the nearest airport?

The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport, with a rough transfer time of about 1 to 1.5 hours to Alcúdia by car or shuttle. The route passes through scenic towns and coastal roads, offering a comfortable journey. Public transport options are also available, though a private transfer is more convenient for charter groups.

Alcúdia yacht charter — FAQ

How much does a boat rental in Alcúdia cost?

From around $802 per day for a catamaran, depending on season and vessel size.

What is the sailing season in Alcúdia?

The sailing season runs year-round, with the marina open all-year and favorable weather most months.

Do I need a licence to charter in Alcúdia?

Yes, a valid sailing licence or skipper certification is required in Spain, and the charter company will verify it before departure.

What day-trip routes are accessible from Alcúdia?

You can reach Formentor cliffs, Bahía de Alcúdia anchorages, and Mallorca's northeast beaches in a single day trip.

Is Alcúdia suitable for families or groups?

Yes, Alcúdia is a popular and family-friendly resort town with clean beaches, boardwalks, restaurants, and hotels ideal for groups.

What type of boat is best for chartering in Alcúdia?

Catamarans are well-suited for Alcúdia due to the marina's shallow depth and maximum draught of 4.0 metres.

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