Sail around the Balearic Islands on the Lagoon 40 and discover its comfort

Description

The Nathalie, model Lagoon 40 is the perfect catamaran for sailing enthusiasts looking for comfort and performance without complications. It is spacious, stable and undoubtedly a more than good choice for cruises around the Balearic Islands and other Mediterranean destinations.

Features

Model: Lagoon 40 – 4 + 2 cab

Year: 2019

Capacity on board: 10

Number of cabins: 4 + 2

Number of berths: 6

Number of bathrooms: 4

Length: 11,74 m

Beam: 6,76 m

Draft: 1,35 m

Engine power: 58cv (2 engines)

Activities

The Nathalie is a perfect catamaran for cruises with families or groups of friends.
Sailing around the coves of Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera or other Mediterranean destinations is a pleasure aboard this sailing catamaran.

What makes the Nathalie Lagoon 40 unique

● A very well-balanced, fast and stable catamaran
● Very pleasant to handle
● Perfect for cruises of a week or more

Itinerary ideas

1. DAY: Bay of Palma - Cala Vella & Cap Enderrocat (ideal on days with westerly winds)

We set sail from Palma with a spectacular view of the Cathedral of Palma, an icon of the island overlooking the bay. We head east, where we make our first stop at bCala Vella, a paradisiacal cove with turquoise waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Then, we continue to Cap Enderrocat, a quiet corner surrounded by impressive cliffs and white sand. This route is ideal on days with westerly winds, ensuring calm waters and pleasant sailing.

2. DAYS: Bay of Palma - Cala Blava, Es Trenc & Cabrera (Ideal with northwesterly or northerly winds)

Day 1: We depart from Palma, enjoying the view of Palma Cathedral, and sail southeast. Our first stop is at Cala Blava, a quiet cove with crystal clear waters, ideal for a first swim. We continue the crossing to Es Trenc, a beach of white sand and turquoise waters. After enjoying the surroundings, we set course for the Cabrera National Park, where we spend the night at anchor in a protected environment with a spectacular starry sky.

Day 2: In the morning, we visit the famous Blue Cave, where the water acquires an intense turquoise tone. Afterwards, we set course back to Palma, with a stop at Cala Pi or Cap Enderrocat, depending on the sea conditions.

3. DAYS: Palma, Cabrera, Es Trenc, Portocolom & Cala d'Or. (Ideal for south or south-westerly winds, adjusting the route according to sea and wind conditions)

Day 1: Palma – Cabrera

We depart from Palma in the direction of the island of Cabrera, a natural paradise where we can enjoy crystal clear waters and incomparable tranquility. On the way, we will pass by the impressive Cathedral of Palma and the Marivent Palace, before entering the protection of Cabrera. There, we can anchor in one of its coves and explore the island, which is a national park with a rich biodiversity.

Upon arrival, we can anchor near the main island, and if desired, a boat or walking tour can be arranged to explore the area further. For lunch, we can make a stop at the restaurant “Sa Cova”, which offers transfer service from the port, allowing for a unique gastronomic experience overlooking the sea.

Day 2: Cabrera – Es Trenc – Portocolom

After breakfast on board, we depart to Es Trenc, one of the most famous beaches in Mallorca, known for its white sand and turquoise waters. It is ideal to spend the morning relaxing on the beach or enjoying a swim. Depending on the sea conditions, we can anchor in a protected area to ensure the comfort and safety of all.

At noon, we can make a stop at the restaurant “Es Trenc Beach Club”, which has a transfer service to take us directly from the boat. After lunch, we continue to Portocolom, a picturesque fishing port on the east coast of the island, where we will spend the night at anchor. It is a lovely place to stroll around and enjoy a quiet evening.

Day 3: Portocolom – Cala d’Or – Palma

On our last day, we will set sail from Portocolom towards Cala d’Or, known for its hidden coves and relaxed atmosphere. We will be able to anchor in some of its beautiful coves, such as Cala Gran or Cala Esmeralda, ideal to enjoy the afternoon swimming and snorkeling.

At lunchtime, we can enjoy lunch at the restaurant “Cala d’Or Marina”, which offers transfer service from nearby coves. In the afternoon, we return to Palma, with the option of making a last stop in a quiet cove on the way to enjoy the scenery and relax before ending our trip.