ECC Yacht Charter - Alquiler de veleros y catamaranes en Palma

ECC Yacht Charter rents sailboats and catamarans in Mallorca, with its own fleet and a base at La Lonja Marina Charter (Moll de la Llotja), right in the heart of Palma, next to the cathedral and the Santa Catalina market. Its motto is "service by and for sailors," and it claims to have over 100,000 satisfied customers. In Mallorca, it offers weekly rentals from May through October, as well as day trips (4 hours or full day, for 4 to 12 people). It also operates in Tenerife and the Caribbean.

Fleet in Mallorca

Boat	Name	Type	Length	Cabins	Capacity	Starting at (per week)
Oceanis 41	Katalina	Sailboat	41 ft	3	8	2,000 €
Jeanneau SO 380	Cotufa	Sailboat	38 ft	3	6	2,500 €
Jeanneau SO 415	El Tizón	Sailboat	41 ft	3	8	3,300 €
Oceanis 51.1	Le Grand	Sailboat	14.98 m	5	10 × 1	6,300 €
Lagoon 46	Machango	Catamaran	46 ft	4	10	7,200 €
Lagoon 43	Ky Dong	Catamaran	13.85 m	4	8 × 2	9,000 €

Published prices are approximate; they vary by week.

Charter Options

• Bareboat (without a skipper): if you have the required certification for the boat.
• With a skipper: €1,500 per week (€1,800 for the Lagoon 46).
• By the week: Saturday to Saturday, from May to October.
• Day Charter: 4 hours or a full day with a skipper, for 4 to 12 people.

What You Can Do

In addition to boat rentals, we organize boating experiences in Mallorca:

• Cruises on a sailboat, catamaran, motorboat, or yacht.
• Sunset cruises, dinner on board, and night cruises.
• Diving and snorkeling, water sports, and fishing.
• Sailing lessons.
• Bachelor/bachelorette parties, celebrations, and corporate events.

Other Services

• Yanmar Service: engine maintenance.
• Sailmaking: sail repair and maintenance.
• Sailing school.

Why Set Sail from Palma

From downtown Palma, you’re just a few hours away from the best coves in the southwest (Portals Vells, El Toro, Dragonera) and the south (Cabrera, national park). In a week, you’ll have time to sail around half the island or cross over to Ibiza if the weather cooperates. Plus, Palma’s airport is just 15 minutes away, so boarding is very convenient.

Example of a one-week itinerary

1. Palma → Portals Vells: first peaceful anchorage.
2. → Andratx: dinner at the harbor.
3. → Dragonera and Sant Elm: natural park.
4. → Sóller (weather permitting): the Tramuntana Mountains from the sea.
5. → back to the south with a stop at Cala Portals or El Toro.
6. → Cabrera (you must request permission to anchor in the national park).
7. → Palma.

This is a suggested itinerary; it is adjusted daily based on wind conditions.

What’s typically included in a weekly charter

• Check-in with a briefing on the boat and the sailing area.
• Mandatory safety equipment and charts of the area.
• Route recommendations based on the week’s forecast.

Extras (skipper, final cleaning, bedding, dinghy, fuel) are listed in each listing; ask when booking.

What to choose?

• Couple or two couples: Jeanneau SO 380.
• Family or group of 8: Oceanis 41 or Jeanneau SO 415.
• Large group seeking comfort: Lagoon 43 or 46 catamaran.
• No experience: any boat with a skipper, or a Day Charter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I board? At La Lonja Marina Charter, Moll de la Llotja, Palma.

How much does the skipper cost? €1,500 per week (€1,800 on the Lagoon 46).

Can I rent for just one day? Yes, with the Day Charter: 4 hours or a full day.