Sailing from Mallorca to Menorca

If the beaches on Mallorca are getting too crowded and you are looking for some peace and seclusion, we recommend the short sailing trip from Mallorca to the neighbouring island of Menorca. Sailing from Mallorca to Menorca takes about half a day to a day and a half, depending on where you start on Mallorca. Many sailors sail once around Menorca and then back to the main island of Mallorca, which can easily be done in about a week to ten days and allows enough time for exploratory tours and swimming breaks. If you don't want to sail from Mallorca to Menorca yourself, there are regular offers for sailing with us.

What is there to see when sailing from Mallorca to Menorca?

A sailing trip to Menorca offers a lot of variety. On the one hand, you can see the beautiful coastline of Mallorca and can anchor along the way at the many bays on the east coast of Mallorca or in the north of the island, which are ideal for swimming breaks in the aquamarine-coloured water. There is also plenty to discover, especially on the east coast of Mallorca: many lighthouses, watchtowers and the mountains of the Serra Levant can be marvelled at from the seaward side while sailing past. When sailing from Mallorca to Menorca, you can enjoy the peace and quiet and the deep blue water on the open sea to the full and relax completely. With a bit of luck, the sailing boat will also be accompanied by a few dolphins, which feel very much at home near the two islands.

Discover charming Menorca

The wind will carry you further to the coast of Menorca, where a fascinatingly diverse underwater world awaits you, created by many nature reserves. Menorca is a unique paradise, especially for snorkellers, which alone makes sailing from Mallorca to Menorca worthwhile. The beaches of Menorca are quieter and cleaner than the Mallorcan beaches - relaxation is guaranteed. The north coast of Menorca is known for its strong winds but also for its charming, secluded bays. When sailing from Mallorca to Menorca, you have the culinary advantage of being able to savour traditional dishes, the island's famous cheese or its delicious gin. In the north of Menorca, lobster fishing is still a tradition, which is why you should definitely try the freshly caught seafood there.

A visit to the historic town of Ciutadella on the west coast of Menorca, which was once the capital of the island, is also the perfect way to round off your sailing trip from Mallorca to Menorca. Ciutadella has retained its original Spanish charm and therefore offers the typical Spanish feel-good atmosphere. If you are looking for a little more action on Menorca, the south coast of the island is the place to be, where things are a little livelier. Sailing from Mallorca to Menorca is an interesting excursion for anyone who would like to go on a short sailing trip and get to know the diversity of Menorca.