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Alboran XXIV Cocomaluco is a 2005 Elan Impression 434 sailing yacht based at La Lonja Marina Charter in Palma, offering an intimate yet comfortable platform for exploring the Balearic Islands. With three cabins sleeping up to eight guests, this 13.4-metre sailboat strikes an elegant balance between spaciousness and manoeuvrability—ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing without the complexity of larger vessels.

The yacht's thoughtful design makes extended time aboard genuinely pleasurable. The teak deck invites barefoot mornings with coffee in hand, while the Bimini canopy and sprayhood provide welcome shelter during afternoon heat or unexpected showers. Below deck, two well-appointed heads ensure comfort for all guests, and the refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for simple meals prepared in the galley or enjoyed at anchor. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling—a practical touch that lets you focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than wrestling with canvas.

A typical week unfolds across turquoise anchorages and hidden coves that define this corner of Spain. The GPS and autopilot make navigation intuitive, while the 72 hp engine ensures reliable passage-making and effortless manoeuuvring into tight moorings. Solar panels support your independence at anchor, and the onboard dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and waterside villages inaccessible by larger craft. Radio-CD entertainment accompanies lazy afternoons, though the gentle lap of water against the hull often proves more compelling.

Sailing from Palma, you'll discover the dramatic limestone cliffs of the Tramuntana coast, the crystalline waters around Cabrera, and the quieter anchorages of the eastern shore—each day shaped by wind, mood, and the simple pleasure of moving under sail. Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in a cove where the only sound is the clink of rigging and the call of gulls, a cold drink in hand and the week stretching ahead with no schedule but your own.