Sailing holiday Spain

The Balearic Islands are the true heart of Spanish sailing. Mallorca offers excellent infrastructure with modern marinas, while the dramatic north coast impresses with wild bays and the imposing Tramuntana mountains. Ibiza is world famous for its legendary nightlife and bohemian hippie markets, while Formentera delights with turquoise waters reminiscent of the Caribbean. Menorca, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, captivates with untouched nature and pristine calas. A sailing trip through the Balearic Islands seamlessly combines vibrant nightlife, rich culture, and relaxed island hopping.

The Canary Islands offer ideal sailing conditions year round with mild temperatures between 20 to 25°C. The seven main islands boast spectacular volcanic landscapes. From Tenerife with majestic Mount Teide and Lanzarote with bizarre lava formations to La Gomera with mystical laurel forests and Gran Canaria with impressive dunes in Maspalomas, every island is unique. Reliable trade winds create fantastic sailing conditions while offering great opportunities to spot dolphins and whales. The Canaries are the ultimate getaway for sailors looking to escape the European cold.

The Costa Brava, the wild coast of Catalonia, seamlessly combines rich cultural highlights with spectacular nature. Starting from Barcelona, you can explore dramatic rocky cliffs, hidden coves, and picturesque fishing villages like Cadaqués, which once inspired Salvador Dalí. This region is steeped in history, featuring ancient Roman ruins in Empúries, medieval towns like Girona, and modernist architecture in Barcelona. Enhanced by world famous Catalan cuisine, excellent wines, and fresh seafood, a sailing trip along the Costa Brava is ideal for culture loving travelers.