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Post a passage that leaves from Palma, Spain, and crew who are looking for a berth there can find it and apply. This page sets out what we have checked about sailing from Palma, who is listed nearby, and what to do next.

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Sailing from Palma

  • Typical May to October is the usual sailing season in the Balearics. July and August are busiest, and May, June and September are quieter.Source: Mallorca Sailing (charter company) (commercial source), seen 1 October 2026.
  • Typical Cruising covers a Mallorca circuit from Palma, Menorca (Mahon), Ibiza and Formentera, and hops to the mainland.Source: Mallorca Sailing (charter company) (commercial source), seen 1 October 2026.
  • Visa-exempt non-EU nationals may stay in the Schengen area for at most 90 days in any rolling 180 days. Arrival and departure days count. A passport must also have been issued within the last ten years and be valid for three months after leaving.Source: European Commission (organiser or official source), seen 1 October 2026. Check with European Commission: Schengen area before you rely on it.

Last checked 1 October 2026. We have not opened every source page ourselves: confirm dates, fees, deadlines and entry rules with the organiser or the authority before you rely on them.

More on the season, routes and entry rules for the wider area: Balearic Islands cruising guide.

Crew based near Palma

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What counts as Palma

On Global Crew Finder a boat, a passage or a crew member counts as at Palma when it is within 40 nautical miles of 39.6 N, 2.7 E, or when its port or city is given as one of: Palma, Palma De Mallorca, Mallorca, Majorca.

Nearby hub ports

  • Barcelona, about 110 nautical miles in a straight line
  • Antibes, about 310 nautical miles in a straight line
  • Gibraltar, about 430 nautical miles in a straight line