Charter & Rent a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca: Prices, Routes & 2026 Guide
If you are planning a Mediterranean escape for 2026, renting a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca offers the perfect balance of comfort, maneuverability, and value. Whether you are interested in chartering a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca for a day trip to secluded calas or a full-week circumnavigation of the island, this iconic catamaran remains the most successful model in its class for navigating the Balearic waters.
The Lagoon 380 at a Glance: Technical Specifications
The Lagoon 380 is celebrated for its clever use of space and its legendary "diamond-shaped" vertical windows, which provide 360-degree visibility from the salon. Despite being the most compact model in the Lagoon range, it offers a level of stability and volume that monohulls of a similar length cannot match. Below are the standard specifications for the units available in our luxury boat fleet.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Length Overall (LOA) | 11.55 m / 37'11" |
| Beam | 6.53 m / 21'5" |
| Draft | 1.15 m / 3'9" |
| Cabins | 3 to 4 Double Cabins |
| Berths | 6 to 10 (including salon conversion) |
| Fuel Capacity | 2 x 100 L |
| Water Capacity | 300 L - 600 L |
| Engines | 2 x 20HP or 2 x 30HP |
Why the Lagoon 380 is Ideal for Mallorca
Mallorca’s coastline is defined by shallow turquoise coves known as calas. The shallow draft of the Lagoon 380 (just 1.15 meters) allows you to anchor much closer to the beach than traditional sailing yachts. This is particularly advantageous in crowded spots like Es Trenc or Cala Mondragó, where the best spots are often in the shallows.
The catamaran’s wide beam provides a stable platform, significantly reducing rolling while at anchor—a feature highly appreciated by families with children or those prone to seasickness. The cockpit and salon are on the same level, creating a social hub that is perfect for the Mediterranean "al fresco" lifestyle. Furthermore, its manageable size makes it easier to find berthing in popular marinas like Port d'Andratx or Marina Palma Cuarentena compared to larger 45+ foot catamarans.
Estimated Costs for Chartering a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca
When renting a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca, prices vary based on the season and the level of service required. High season typically runs from July to August, while the shoulder seasons of June and September offer excellent weather at lower rates.
| Season | Weekly Rate (Estimated) | Daily Rate (Estimated) |
|---|---|---|
| Low (Oct - April) | €2,800 - €3,500 | €550 - €700 |
| Mid (May, June, Sept) | €4,000 - €5,500 | €750 - €950 |
| High (July, August) | €6,000 - €7,800 | €1,000 - €1,300 |
Bareboat vs. Skippered: If you possess a valid RYA Day Skipper (or equivalent) and an ICC, you can opt for a bareboat charter. If you prefer to relax, you can hire a professional skipper (usually €200-€250 per day). For a full luxury experience, a hostess/cook can be added to manage provisioning and meals.
One-Day Routes from Palma de Mallorca
Most Lagoon 380 rentals depart from the Bay of Palma. For a 1-day charter, we recommend heading West or Southeast to maximize your time in the water.
- The Western Route: Depart from Palma and head toward Cala Falcó or Illetes for a morning swim. Continue to the Malgrats Islands, a marine reserve perfect for snorkeling, before stopping for lunch at Port Adriano.
- The Southeast Route: Sail toward Cala Blava and the white sands of Es Trenc. The Lagoon 380’s stability makes the crossing of the bay comfortable even if the Embat (local thermal wind) picks up in the afternoon.
7-Day Itinerary: The Best of the South and East Coast
Chartering a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca for a week allows you to explore the most dramatic landscapes of the Balearics. A popular 2026 itinerary focuses on the protected southeast coast.
- Day 1: Palma to Cala Pi. A stunning narrow inlet with high cliffs and turquoise water.
- Day 2: Cala Pi to Colonia de Sant Jordi. Access the nearby Cabrera Archipelago National Park (requires a pre-arranged permit).
- Day 3: Cabrera to Cala Mondragó. Famous for its twin beaches and pine forests.
- Day 4: Cala Mondragó to Porto Colom. A traditional fishing village with excellent protection and local restaurants.
- Day 5: Porto Colom to Cala Varques. An untouched "wild" beach only accessible by boat or a long hike.
- Day 6: Cala Varques to Sa Ràpita. A relaxing sail back toward the west, stopping at Es Trenc.
- Day 7: Return to Palma. Enjoy a final swim at Cap Rocat before checking out in the marina.
Logistics: Marinas and Mooring Fees
Mallorca has some of the best maritime infrastructure in the Mediterranean. Main hubs for Lagoon 380 charters include Real Club Náutico de Palma, Marina Naviera Balear, and Port d'Andratx. During the peak of summer 2026, it is essential to book moorings in advance via the Ports de les Illes Balears website or the individual marina offices.
Mooring fees for a catamaran are typically 1.5x to 2x the price of a monohull of the same length due to the beam. Expect to pay between €80 and €250 per night depending on the marina and the season. Many sailors choose to spend most nights at anchor in protected calas to enjoy the Mediterranean stars and save on berthing costs.
What is Included in Your Charter?
When reviewing a quote for a Lagoon 380, it is vital to distinguish between the base price and mandatory extras.
- Included: Standard equipment, VAT (in most Spanish quotes), and the yacht's insurance.
- Mandatory Extras: End cleaning, gas bottles, and often a "Transit Log" or "Starter Pack" (bedding and towels).
- Excluded: Fuel (the boat is delivered full and must be returned full), food and beverages, mooring fees in other ports, and the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) if you are booking a crewed charter.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca?
On average, renting a Lagoon 380 in Mallorca costs between €3,500 in the low season and €7,500 in the peak of August for a full week. Daily rentals usually start from €650 plus fuel and skipper fees.
Can I sail a Lagoon 380 bareboat in Mallorca?
Yes, provided you have a recognized sailing license such as the ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or the RYA Day Skipper. Because it is a catamaran, some charter companies may ask for a brief resume of your multihull experience during check-in.
Is the Lagoon 380 suitable for 12 people?
While the Lagoon 380 is licensed for up to 12 people for day charters, we recommend a maximum of 8 guests for overnight charters to ensure everyone has a comfortable berth and sufficient living space.
What is the best time of year to charter in Mallorca?
The sailing season starts in late April and runs through October. For the best balance of warm water and manageable crowds, June and September are the ideal months for chartering a Lagoon 380.
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