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International Yacht Register BALEARIC ISLANDS, SPAIN
Established in 2009, International Yacht Register (IYR) is a small but highly dedicated team of vastly experienced yachting professionals. Spain’s blockbuster scenery and the Balearic Islands’ unique charms are perfect to explore by luxury yacht charter — perfect for a family trip or an adventure with friends. Each island has its own distinct personality.
Mallorca offers a varied landscape, from the low- lying plains of the southeast to the UNESCO World Heritage listed Tramuntana mountain range of the Costa Nord. IYR charter yachts Figurati and Delta One are berthed in the marinas here, jostling gently against charming fishing villages. The beautiful walled capital city, Palma, is home
to exquisite architecture, influenced by the Moors and Romans who occupied the place in the past. The magnificent Cathedral, La Seu, is one of the first sights greeting visitors arriving by luxury private charter yacht, Passengers can step onshore to wander the meandering cobbled streets, enjoy some delicious tapas at a pavement cafe and absorb the culture of the city
From there, cruise northeast to reach the
tranquil island of Menorca. Here, islanders enjoy a low-key lifestyle and warmly welcome visitors to their way of life. Your chartered yacht can anchor in sheltered bays, from which you can explore the impressive Georgian mansions and bustling markets. In contrast, Ibiza has gained iconic status as
a party island and is ideal for an overnight stop. While its stature as a globally celebrated platform for musical talent and party culture is assured, the island has much more to offer. The extraordinary fortified old town Dalt Vila is a labyrinth of winding streets amid characterful white houses leading up to the top of the town, providing spectacular views over the Balearic Sea. The IYR team can arrange yacht moorings directly in the centre of town. The smallest of the cluster of islands is
Formentera, accessible only by boat. The entire vibe is very relaxed and gentle, making it the perfect place to unwind, surrounded by white sandy beaches and gently lapping waters.
Don’t miss Anchor in sheltered bays, to snorkel and swim among the abundant marine life
50 Need to know
KEY FACILITIES • Luxury charter yachts • Up to 12 charter guests • Sailing or motor yachts • Private chef • Deck whirlpool bath • Water sports and activities • Sumptuous cabins
KEY ACTIVITIES • Palma’s historic old town • Menorca’s relaxed charm • Ibiza’s vibrant party culture • Formentera’s chilled vibe • Crystal-clear cruising waters
Get in touch
iyr.net
T: +377 979 780 27 E:
charter@iyr.net
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