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Boat rental in Puerto de Cabrera, always with a skipper
A boat rental in Puerto de Cabrera takes you to the heart of the Cabrera Archipelago Maritime-Terrestrial National Park. The anchorage has controlled access and limited berths, with exceptionally clear water, a well-preserved natural setting and a medieval castle on the cliff. At WeSea every boat is booked with a professional skipper, who looks after the navigation and anchoring while you enjoy the day.
What to do at Puerto de Cabrera
- Anchor at the only authorised anchorage in the national park.
- See the medieval castle on the cliff.
- Swim in crystal-clear water.
- Round off the day at Isla de Cabrera, just 0.8 km away in a straight line, or at Cala Emboixar (Cabrera), 3.1 km away.
Departure ports
There are 15 boats departing from five ports in Mallorca. The closest in a straight line is Colonia de san Jordi, 19.6 km away, in the Colonia de sant Jordi area. Boats also leave from Cala d'Or (17 km), S'estanyol (24 km), Sa Rapita (24.3 km) and Cala Figuera (28.8 km). These are straight-line distances, not sailing times.
Boats and capacity
The fleet for this visit covers several types of boat:
- Sailboats such as the Dufour 43 CL (8 guests) or the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 45.2 (10 guests).
- Motorboats such as the Sunseeker Tomahawk 41 (11 guests) or the Saver 750Wa hardtop (9 guests).
- Traditional boats such as the Llaut Mallorquí (8 guests) or the Menorquín 120 (7 and 11 guests).
- For larger parties, a vessel with 45 places.
Why with a skipper
With a professional skipper, all you have to do is enjoy the day: he drives the boat and handles the anchoring. Choose a date and you will see the price and availability of each boat; what each booking includes depends on the boat and the schedule, and you can see it on its page.
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