Renting a boat in Cala d’Or
Located on the Spanish island of Mallorca, the small fishing village of Cala d’Or is a must for your next sailing trip. Cala d’Or serves as a gateway for exploring the mighty coastline of Mallorca, a 523-mile-long stretch of land made up of secluded coves, inlets and some of the finest sands. A sailing experience in Cala d’Or is like no other. Indeed, whether you are travelling with your friends, your family or your significant other, your yacht charter in Cala d’Or will leave you longing for more! Book your boat trip with Nautal now to explore this Mediterranean paradise.
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Cala d’Or?
The price of a yacht rental in Cala d’Or is based on the type of boat you choose, the season that you set sail in and the duration of your trip. Many boat owners also provide water sports equipment and the possibility of having a skipper onboard. Feel free to use the internal messaging service on the Nautal website to find out more about the different possibilities.
- You can hire a sailboat from £411 per day in high season
- You can hire a motorboat from £265 per day in high season
- You can hire a RIB from £228 per day in high season
- You can hire a catamaran from £463 per day in high season
- You can hire a jet ski from £274 per day in high season
Is it possible to rent a boat in Cala d’Or with or without a skipper?
If you want to relax throughout your trip and be guided to the best spots in Cala d’Or, hiring a boat with a skipper is the best option. If you have the appropriate license or if you can rent boats that don't need a license, you can book a yacht charter in Cala d’Or without a skipper. Being the captain of your own boat is definitely a great idea; however, the boat must be less than 5 meters long and have a maximum power of 15 horsepower.
What to do in Cala d’Or?
A boat hire in Cala d'Or has something for everyone. From the deck of your vessel, you will be able to take in the stunning coastline of Mallorca from a completely different angle. To help you plan your sailing trip, we have compiled a list of things to see and do throughout your stay:
- Set sail to Es Trenc Beach. This beach, regarded as one of the island’s most beautiful, is known for its immaculate white sands and shiny turquoise waters. It's the ideal spot to unwind from your hectic 9-to-5 lifestyle back home and enjoy the Mediterranean sun.
- Take a trip to the island of Cabrera. Located off the coast from Mallorca, no boat rental from Cala d’Or would be complete without stopping off in the crystal-clear waters which surround this island. Whether you fancy relaxing in the sun or diving beneath the surface to explore the unique fauna, a visit to Cabrera is a must!
- Take a look around the charming town of Porto Colom. This charming town is in the southeast of Mallorca and is well-known for its pretty harbour, lined with bars and restaurants. If you head behind, you will arrive in a maze of cobbled-stone streets, filled with cute boutiques and traditional houses. The Church of Sant Pere de Rodes is one of Porto Colom’s many historical landmarks and is also not to be missed!
- The stunning beach of Cala Goloritzè, situated in the northeast of Mallorca, has an incredible cave system which can only be explored at low tide. There are stalactites and stalagmites inside the caves, as well as a pool of fresh water.
How is the weather and sailing conditions in Cala d’Or?
Cala d’Or has a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures reach an average of 28°C in July and 14°C in January, meaning you can hire a boat all year round. However, the best time to sail is between May and October. During this period, you’ll be able to take a dip in the turquoise waters which surround the island and you will have little precipitation. The busiest and most crowded season is in the middle of summer, from mid-June to August, when Mallorca is most touristy and crowded. If you’re seeking a peaceful holiday, we recommend for you to visit before or after this period.
How to get to Cala d’Or?
The nearest airport to Cala d’Or is Palma de Mallorca Airport, the third busiest airport in Spain. The airport is served by many airlines, providing a direct link between UK cities and the island. From here, you can reach Cala d’Or by taking the bus or a taxi. Cala d’Or is located 37 miles away from the airport.