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Alboran Gin Tonic is a 2015 Oceanis 45 sailboat based at La Lonja Marina Charter in Palma, offering the perfect platform for exploring the Balearic Islands. This well-maintained vessel sleeps up to ten guests across four cabins, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing with genuine comfort and space.

From Palma's vibrant waterfront, you'll have immediate access to some of Europe's most coveted cruising grounds. The Balearic archipelago presents endless possibilities: hidden coves along Mallorca's eastern coast, the turquoise anchorages near Cabrera National Park, or the bohemian charm of Ibiza and Formentera. The yacht's thoughtful design—featuring a spacious teak deck, bimini and sprayhood for sun and weather protection, and an efficient 54 HP engine—ensures both relaxed sailing and straightforward handling in variable conditions. Navigation is intuitive with GPS at the helm, while the autopilot allows you to settle into the rhythm of life aboard without constant attention to the wheel.

Life aboard flows naturally between activity and repose. Mornings might begin with coffee in the cockpit as you motor to a secluded anchorage; afternoons invite swimming from the tender or simply reading in the shade. The two heads and generous cabin layout mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy, while the onboard refrigerator, radio-CD system, and solar panels support a self-sufficient rhythm. Lazy jacks make sail handling effortless, so even less experienced sailors feel confident under canvas. Local provisioning in Palma sets the tone for the week—fresh seafood, local wines, and market produce become part of your daily rhythm as you move between anchorages.

A week aboard Alboran Gin Tonic typically culminates in sunset anchorages where the water mirrors the sky, perhaps off one of Mallorca's limestone cliffs or near a quiet fishing village, with nothing but the gentle lap of water and the prospect of a simple dinner prepared aboard or ashore.