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The Balearics: Picture Gallery Back to Balearics main page
A captioned gallery tour of the charter.(Click on thumbnail for larger picture).
1. Eating ashore was excellent and spoiled for choice. Prices varied from place to place and ranged from £12 to £18 per person including drinks.
2. The briefing was superb and very relaxed.
3. Cala Portals, the caves which line the shore are ancient tombs dating back to Phoenician times.
4. The very narrow and popular cove of Cala Pi, one of the few remote calas sheltered enough to spend the night.
5. Cala Pi.
6. The anchorage of Puerto Colonia de Sant Jordi, a very pleasant sea side resort town.
7. The sea front strand of Puerto Colonia de Sant Jordi.
8. Hot sunshine, warm clear water and great snorkelling - all a short 2 hours flight away.
9. The work station at the mast foot of this Gib’Sea 43 felt very safe.
10. Cala Margraner, just before the season starts you could almost guarantee anchorages like this all to yourselves and which are inaccessible from land.
11. Cala Margraner.
12. Cala Barcas.
13. Cala Barcas.
14. Cala Barcas.
15. The swimming pool of the Club Nautico at Porto Cristo, this impressive facility comes with the marina charge of £34.
16. The Porto Cristo marina from the Club Nautico swimming pool.
17. Cala d’Or - the Beverly Hills of Mallorca and where the rich and famous keep their toys. It’s the most sheltered harbour in Mallorca and the marina charge for the night was £57 with nothing like the facilities of Porto Cristo’s Club Nautico.
18. The cruising chute was great fun to sail and ate up the long passages in no time.
19. The cockpit was very spacious with twin helming positions and an auto pilot.
20. This could be mistaken for Virgin Gorda in the BVIs, but this is the anchorage of Cabrera Sound. At this point I realised that the Balearics was a serious alternative to a Caribbean charter and not a poor substitution.
21. Cabrera Sound.
22. The spacious galley and huge freezer to the left.
23. The Napoleonic castle that watches over the Cabrera Sound.
24. The Moorings base at Palma.
 
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