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Spain is undoubtedly one of the best cruising destinations - the famous Spanish spirit, superb Mediterranean cuisine and many beautiful islands with azure waters are all part of its magic. Spain has thousands of kilometers of coastline on both mainland and islands, and boasts marinas and good infrastructure for yacht cruising.

The charter season peaks during the summer months, but fall is also a great time for sea travel. Temperatures are a little cooler but still very comfortable and the sea is still warm. Popular tourist spots are less crowded and it is easier to book a berth.

The most popular destination for yacht charter is the Balearic Islands. Here there is everything to enjoy the beaches, nightlife and cultural attractions. Getting around the islands is easy, with Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera just a short sail away from each other. Barcelona, arguably Spain's most visited city, is famous for its architecture and over the years has been a source of inspiration for world-famous artists including Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso. You can visit the Sagrada Familia Church and then refresh yourself at the Royal Barcelona Yacht Club or one of the city's Michelin-starred restaurants. 

The archipelago's secluded bays, warm waters and uninhabited islands are perfect for a private yacht vacation. As you enter Valletta's stunning harbor, you'll be greeted by a fortress shining gold in the Maltese sunshine. Explore the caves and rock formations of Gozo, swim to the Blue Grotto before sunrise or dock in Marsaxlokk harbor among the colorful fishing boats. On land, the islands are full of historical and cultural heritage - see the incredible design of St. John's Cathedral, which rivals the Sistine Chapel, the ancient ruins of Hagar Kim Temple, and dine on delicious fresh lampukas and other local specialties.

Malta is a wonderful year-round destination. The sun shines almost all year round and the average water temperature is around 25°C, although rain is common in November and December.

Spain is undoubtedly one of the best cruising destinations - the famous Spanish spirit, superb Mediterranean cuisine and many beautiful islands with azure waters are all part of its magic. Spain has thousands of kilometers of coastline on both mainland and islands, and boasts marinas and good infrastructure for yacht cruising.

The charter season peaks during the summer months, but fall is also a great time for sea travel. Temperatures are a little cooler but still very comfortable and the sea is still warm. Popular tourist spots are less crowded and it is easier to book a berth.

The most popular destination for yacht charter is the Balearic Islands. Here there is everything to enjoy the beaches, nightlife and cultural attractions. Getting around the islands is easy, with Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera just a short sail away from each other. Barcelona, arguably Spain's most visited city, is famous for its architecture and over the years has been a source of inspiration for world-famous artists including Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso. You can visit the Sagrada Familia Church and then refresh yourself at the Royal Barcelona Yacht Club or one of the city's Michelin-starred restaurants. 

The archipelago's secluded bays, warm waters and uninhabited islands are perfect for a private yacht vacation. As you enter Valletta's stunning harbor, you'll be greeted by a fortress shining gold in the Maltese sunshine. Explore the caves and rock formations of Gozo, swim to the Blue Grotto before sunrise or dock in Marsaxlokk harbor among the colorful fishing boats. On land, the islands are full of historical and cultural heritage - see the incredible design of St. John's Cathedral, which rivals the Sistine Chapel, the ancient ruins of Hagar Kim Temple, and dine on delicious fresh lampukas and other local specialties.

Malta is a wonderful year-round destination. The sun shines almost all year round and the average water temperature is around 25°C, although rain is common in November and December.