Guide to Spain

Spain is one of the most alluring places in the world to undertake a yacht charter vacation, with its benign climate, laidback locals and idyllic coastlines and islands. The majority of superyacht charters take place on the Mediterranean coast, which includes 1,660 kilometres of mainland and the Balearic Islands. Made up of Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca and Menorca, the archipelago has quickly risen as a superyacht hotspot with each island unique in its charm and appeal.   

For those looking for a taste of cosmopolitan city life, places such as Marbella, Barcelona and Valencia on Spain’s Mediterranean coast offer otherworldly architecture, exquisite cuisine and cutting-edge attractions. Barcelona is world renowned for its modernist buildings and the hustle and bustle of the famous Las Ramblas. Laced with glitz and glamour and exciting sailing conditions, Valencia is one of Europe’s fastest growing cities. Marbella, meanwhile, is the finest resort in the south of Spain and offers water sports, fishing and dolphin-watching in abundance.

The recent devotion to modernising marinas along the Mediterranean has seen the emergence of some fantastic new superyacht facilities, boosting the appeal of a Spain yacht charter further still. The coast is not simply home to dazzling cities, however. The vast distance allows for a wide variety of landscapes, towns and cultures. Cruise here and expect to see white-washed villages backed by majestic mountain ranges, medieval castles and windmill museums, gorgeous national parks in land and huge stretches of sun-drenched sand.

To begin discovering how destinations around Spain and the Balearics are perfect for your next vacation, be sure to get in touch with your preferred charter broker after taking a look at all of the crewed yachts available to charter in Spain.