Sailing vacation Spain

The Balearic Islands are the heart of Spanish sailing. Mallorca offers a perfect infrastructure with modern marinas, while the north coast impresses with its wild bays and the imposing Tramuntana mountains. Ibiza is world-famous for its nightlife and relaxed hippie markets, while Formentera delights with its Caribbean beaches and turquoise waters. Menorca, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, scores with its untouched nature and hidden calas. A sailing trip through the Balearic Islands combines a party atmosphere, culture and relaxed island hopping.

The Canary Islands offer perfect sailing conditions with mild temperatures between 20-25°C. The seven main islands are of volcanic origin and boast spectacular landscapes. Tenerife with the majestic Teide, Lanzarote with its bizarre volcanic formations, La Gomera with its mystical laurel forests and Gran Canaria with the impressive dunes of Maspalomas – each island is unique. The trade winds ensure constant sailing conditions and, with a bit of luck, you can spot dolphins and whales. The Canary Islands are perfect for sailors who want to escape the European cold.

The Costa Brava, the "wild coast" of Catalonia, combines cultural highlights with spectacular nature. From Barcelona, you can explore the coast with its rocky cliffs, hidden coves and picturesque fishing villages such as Cadaqués, which once inspired Salvador Dalí. The region is rich in history – from ancient Roman ruins in Empúries to medieval towns such as Girona and modernist masterpieces in Barcelona. The Catalan cuisine with fresh seafood, excellent wines and traditional dishes is world-famous. A sailing trip on the Costa Brava is perfect for culture-loving sailors.