Menorca Mar Charter - Alquiler de barcos con y sin patrón en Maó

Menorca & Mar Charter is a boat rental company in the port of Maó, located at Moll de Llevant 96. It owns its own fleet, with more than 30 boats moored in front of its office: ranging from license-free vessels to boats where you can sleep on board. Its approach is based on passion, kindness, warmth, and friendliness, and it has turned its office into a pleasant space where you can start your day on a boat.

The Fleet

Characteristic	Details
Length	5 to 11 meters
Types	Rigid and semi-rigid
Capacity	5 to 12 people
Options	With or without a skipper, with or without a license
Price	Starting at €350 per day

Since they own the boats, they can offer competitive prices, especially on 6- to 10-meter RIBs. During the off-season (April, May, and June), there are usually discounts for early bookings.

Safety on Board

The boats are equipped with technology to track location, speed, depth, and weather conditions, and are connected to the office. If you have any questions while out at sea, they’ll help you; and if you get lost, they’ll find you.

Menorca Nautical Academy

You can earn your Boating License (LN) in just a few hours with an instructor-skipper, sailing around Menorca. The very next day, you’ll be ready to set out on your own. They also offer courses on a regular basis and can help you verify whether your foreign certification is valid in Spain.

A Service Designed with the Customer in Mind

• Office and berths right in the port of Maó, with free parking nearby.
• Basque txoko: a spot to prepare or buy food, ice, and drinks for your trip.
• Accessories to take on the boat: snorkels, water skis, wakeboards, and paddleboards.
• Book online or at the office, where you can also test the boat’s control and safety equipment.
• A team that knows the island’s secrets and can recommend routes and coves.

Practical Guide: First Boat Trip Around Menorca

• Check the day’s wind conditions: with a tramontana wind, the south coast is best; with a southerly wind, the north coast.
• Anchor in sand, never on posidonia seagrass: it’s protected in the Balearic Islands.
• Respect the beach buoys (200 m) and enter the coves at low speed.
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a snack for the whole day.
• Return to port with plenty of time to spare before the return time.

Why Set Out from Maó

Maó has one of the largest natural harbors in Europe. From there, you can quickly reach the coves on the southern coast or, by circling the island, the northern coast and the Marine Reserve.

Which boat to choose

If you’re looking for...	This is the right choice for you
Sailing without a license	A license-free boat, up to 5 m and 15 CV
Moving quickly from cove to cove	A 6- to 8-meter RIB
A large group or a full day	A 9- to 10-meter RIB or an 11-meter motorboat
Overnight on board	A cabin boat
Not having to worry about a thing	Any boat with a skipper

Coves near Maó

From the port of Maó, you can quickly reach the south coast: Cala Sant Esteve, Binibeca, Cala Alcalfar, or Illa de l’Aire. To the north, just past the harbor mouth, are Sa Mesquida, Es Grau, and Illa d’en Colom. The staff will tell you which area is most sheltered depending on the day’s wind conditions.

Reservations

You can book online in seconds or do so at the office, where they’ll also explain the boat and safety equipment before you set out.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have boats that don’t require a license? Yes, the fleet includes boats that can be operated without a license.

Can I get my license there? Yes, you can obtain your boating license in just a few hours with an instructor-skipper.

How much does it cost to rent a boat? Starting at €350 per day, depending on the boat and date.

Where can I park? There’s free parking very close to the office.