Kazbegi is a 2024 Excess 11 catamaran based at the prestigious Reial Club Nàutic Port de Pollença, your gateway to Mallorca's most coveted anchorages. This modern, well-appointed vessel offers the perfect balance of performance and comfort for groups seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean sailing. With four cabins accommodating up to eleven guests and two full heads, Kazbegi is equally suited to a gathering of friends, a multi-generational family adventure, or two couples looking to explore together without compromise on space or privacy.

From Pollença's sheltered northern coast, your week unfolds across crystalline bays and hidden limestone coves that define the Balearic sailing experience. The catamaran's twin 29 hp engines and electric winches make navigation effortless, whether you're gliding into impossibly narrow anchorages or powering through open water toward the dramatic cliffs of Cap de Formentor. The GPS chartplotter at the helm keeps you oriented, while the responsive dual-hull design delivers stability and shallow-draft access to anchorages larger monohulls simply cannot reach. Comfortable cockpit cushions and a well-equipped galley—complete with refrigeration, coffee maker, and outboard motor for tender explorations—transform each day aboard into an extension of Mediterranean leisure rather than a logistical challenge.

Your typical day might begin with coffee in the cockpit as morning light catches the pine-covered ridges above Port de Pollença, followed by a gentle sail to a secluded bay where turquoise water invites swimming and snorkeling. Evenings bring the ritual of finding your perfect anchorage, dinghying ashore for fresh seafood at a waterfront restaurant, or preparing a meal below deck using the reliable galley amenities. The electric toilets and voltage converter ensure modern convenience throughout your voyage, while the spacious layout means there's always room to retreat for quiet moments or gather for shared stories under the stars.

A week aboard Kazbegi weaves together the rhythm of wind and tide, the discovery of anchorages known only to those who venture beyond the crowded marinas, and the profound ease that comes from having everything you need within arm's reach—all while watching the Mallorcan sunset paint the sea in shades of amber and rose.