Find a passage from Palma
Captains post passages that leave from Palma, Spain. Browse what is open, read the route, the dates and the cost terms, then apply. This page also sets out what we have checked about sailing from Palma.
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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.
Organisers and authorities to check with:
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.
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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.