Charter Italia Yachts in Mallorca: Models, Prices and Routes (2026)
Available Italia Yachts Models for Mallorca Charters
Italia Yachts is renowned for producing "Blue Water" cruisers that do not compromise on racing pedigree. For the 2026 season in Mallorca, the fleet focuses on models that balance high-speed sailing with the luxury required for extended stays in the Mediterranean. Most models available for charter fall within the 12 to 17-meter range, offering a mix of three and four-cabin layouts.
- Italia Yachts 11.98 (Bellissima/Fuoriserie): Ideal for groups of 4-6. This model is a favorite for those who enjoy active sailing. It typically features 3 cabins and 1-2 heads, making it perfect for small families or two couples.
- Italia Yachts 12.98: A versatile mid-range cruiser-racer for up to 6-8 guests. It offers increased volume in the saloon and a more refined interior for social gatherings.
- Italia Yachts 14.98: The flagship for luxury charters in the Balearics. With a length of nearly 15 meters, it comfortably accommodates 8 guests in 3 or 4 cabins. It features premium finishes, expansive teak decks, and a large cockpit for alfresco dining.
- Italia Yachts 16.98: The ultimate choice for larger groups of up to 10-12 (including crew). This model provides the stability and space required for 7-day voyages around the archipelago.
Estimated Charter Prices for 2026
Pricing for an Italia Yachts charter in Mallorca varies significantly based on the specific week of the year. The 2026 season follows the traditional Mediterranean pricing curve, with peaks in July and August. Prices typically exclude the Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA), which covers variable costs like fuel and food.
| Model Size | Low Season (May/Oct) | Mid Season (June/Sept) | High Season (July/Aug) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12m (IY 11.98) | €3,800 - €4,500 | €5,200 - €6,100 | €6,800 - €7,500 |
| 14m (IY 14.98) | €5,500 - €6,800 | €7,200 - €8,900 | €9,500 - €11,500 |
| 17m (IY 16.98) | €8,500 - €10,500 | €11,000 - €13,500 | €15,000 - €18,500 |
Note: Prices are per week and generally exclude VAT (21% in Spain) and the mandatory skipper fee if the yacht is not chartered bareboat.
Top 1-Day Sailing Routes from Palma de Mallorca
Most Italia Yachts are berthed in the Real Club Náutico de Palma or Marina La Lonja. For a single-day charter, the goal is to maximize time in the water while enjoying the performance of the hull.
A popular day route heads westward toward Cala Falcó and Portals Vells. These bays offer crystal-clear turquoise waters and protected anchorages for lunch. Advanced sailors often prefer heading toward Cala Blava and the cliffs of Cap Blanc, where the afternoon "Embat" breeze provides consistent 15-20 knot winds, perfect for testing the rig of an Italia Yacht. You can browse our full fleet of boats to find the specific layout that fits your day-trip requirements.
3-Day and 7-Day Mallorca Itineraries
For those booking a week-long journey, the 2026 season allows for a circumnavigation of Mallorca or a crossing to neighboring islands. Italia Yachts are particularly well-suited for the crossing to Menorca due to their speed and offshore capabilities.
- The Southern Escape (3 Days): Palma – Es Trenc (Colònia de Sant Jordi) – Cabrera National Park – Palma. This route focuses on the most pristine beaches and the protected marine reserve of Cabrera.
- The Tramuntana Coast (7 Days): Palma – Andratx – Sa Calobra – Port de Sóller – Cala Tuent – Sant Elm – Palma. This route takes you along the UNESCO World Heritage mountain range, offering dramatic cliffs and deep-water anchorages.
- The Menorca Crossing (7 Days): Palma – Cala Rajada – Ciutadella (Menorca) – Cala Macarella – Cala Galdana – Porto Cristo – Palma. This is the preferred route for experienced sailors looking to utilize the performance of the Italia Yachts fleet.
For more localized information on specific vessels and regional availability, visit our page on Italia Yachts Mallorca.
Marinas and Berthing Logistics
Mallorca offers world-class infrastructure for luxury yachts. When chartering an Italia Yacht, your primary base will likely be Palma, but you should consider overnight berthing in other strategic ports to explore the island fully. Puerto Portals and Port Adriano are the premier luxury marinas on the southwest coast, offering high-end boutiques and dining. On the north coast, Port de Sóller is the only significant shelter and requires booking well in advance during the 2026 high season. On the east coast, Cala d'Or provides a charming, Mediterranean-style marina with excellent services for sailors.
What is Included in a Charter Package?
Understanding the "all-in" cost of a charter is essential for planning. While every contract varies slightly, a standard luxury charter in Mallorca typically includes:
- The Yacht & Equipment: Use of the vessel, standard safety gear, and often stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) or snorkeling equipment.
- Skipper: Unless you hold a valid ICC or RYA Yachtmaster license and choose a bareboat option, a professional skipper is required (approx. €250-€300 per day).
- End Cleaning: A mandatory fee ranging from €200 to €450 depending on the yacht size.
- VAT: In Spain, VAT on yacht charters is 21%.
- APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance): Usually 20-30% of the charter fee, used to cover fuel, port moorings outside the home base, food, and beverages.
The Best Time to Charter in Mallorca
The sailing season in Mallorca runs from late April to the end of October. For those prioritizing sailing performance on an Italia Yacht, the shoulder seasons (May, June, and September) offer the most consistent thermal winds and less crowded anchorages. July and August provide the warmest water temperatures (reaching 27°C) and the most vibrant social scene, though mooring prices in marinas like Portals or Ibiza (if crossing) are at their highest. October is favored by experienced sailors for the stronger winds, though the weather can be more unpredictable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a license to charter an Italia Yacht in Mallorca?
Yes, to charter bareboat, the Spanish authorities require a valid ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or a recognized national equivalent like the RYA Day Skipper or higher. If you do not have a license, you must hire a professional skipper.
Can we sail from Mallorca to Ibiza on an Italia Yacht?
Absolutely. The crossing from Palma to Ibiza or Formentera is approximately 70-80 nautical miles. Given the performance hull of an Italia Yacht, this crossing typically takes 8-12 hours depending on wind conditions, making it a viable option for a weekly charter.
Are Italia Yachts suitable for families with children?
Yes, while they are performance-oriented, models like the 14.98 and 12.98 are designed with safety and comfort in mind. They feature wide side decks, stable hulls, and modern interiors that provide a safe environment for children, provided standard maritime safety protocols are followed.
Is fuel included in the charter price?
Typically, no. The yacht is delivered with a full tank and must be returned full, or the fuel cost is deducted from the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance). Sailing yachts are highly efficient, but engine use for maneuvering or during calm seas will incur costs.
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