Noleggio barca a Spagna · New 41 in Mallorca / Palma de Mallorca / La Lonja Marina Charter — “FP 41” — (2026)

Palma de Mallorca's position as a gateway to the Balearic Islands makes La Lonja Marina the ideal departure point for a week under sail. The FP 41 catamaran puts you in command of a hull design built for this cruising ground: two parallel bodies that sit shallow in the water, opening anchorages across the Balearic archipelago and along the Spanish coast that deep-drafted monohulls must skip entirely. Life aboard balances social space with private quarters. The saloon and galley occupy the central bridge, with the cockpit extending aft for steering and navigation—a layout that keeps the group connected or allows crew to manage watches comfortably. Three cabins and three bathrooms mean each couple or pair travels with genuine privacy and minimal queuing. Twin trampolines stretch between the hulls, offering an expansive foredeck that transforms from morning coffee spot to afternoon swimming platform, while the broad beam creates interior volume that feels generous rather than squeezed. Two hulls deliver real advantages at anchor: the catamaran's wide footprint provides lateral stability without heeling, so your drink stays put in a breeze and sleeping is uninterrupted. That shallow draft of 1.2 meters—less than a meter deeper than a dinghy—lets you slip into bays and approach beaches others avoid. Six guests aboard a 12-meter platform means space for families or friend groups who want room to breathe. One week from Palma opens the run southeast toward Menorca and Formentera, west into the Cabrera archipelago, or north along Mallorca's quieter north coast.