Pollenca to Menorca sailing itinerary - 7 days

Port de Pollença with its beautiful marina has laid-back atmosphere and is a favorite among sailors. The stunning landscape of the Serra de Tramuntana provides a dramatic backdrop for those enjoying the area's clear waters and excellent sailing conditions.

Ciutadella de Menorca, with its old-world charm, is a historic city known for its picturesque port, Gothic architecture, and cobbled streets. The harbor is a hub for sailors, offering a mix of cultural experiences and waterfront dining, with a backdrop of azure waters and vibrant local life.  Overnight in the marina or mooring buoy.

Fornells is a charming fishing village renowned for its large, sheltered bay. The village itself is picturesque, characterized by its white-washed houses and tranquil atmosphere. Fornells is also famous for its seafood restaurants, particularly those serving "caldereta de langosta," a local lobster stew. Overnight in the marina or mooring buoy.

Mahon, the capital of Menorca, boasts one of the largest natural harbors in the world. Rich in history and culture, with an elegant mix of Georgian houses, Gothic churches, and Baroque buildings. The waterfront is lined with bars, cafes, and restaurants. Mahon is also known for its local gin, which can be sampled in many of the town’s distilleries. For sailors, the extensive harbor provides excellent facilities. Overnight in the marina.

Cala Galdana, located on the southern coast of Menorca, is famed for its breathtaking horseshoe bay and white sandy beach, framed by dramatic limestone cliffs. Often regarded as one of the island's most beautiful beaches, this resort area offers a blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. The calm, turquoise waters make it ideal for swimming. Overnight on mooring buoy.

This charming village is appreciated for its unspoiled beaches, clear waters, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the Bay of Alcudia. With a modest marina, Colonia San Pere is ideal for sailors looking for a quiet harbor to dock and relax. The village's promenade is lined with cafes and restaurants. Overnight in the marina or mooring buoy.

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