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Lima is a 2019 Oceanis 51.1 sailing yacht based in Cala d'Or, Mallorca—a charming coastal village that opens directly onto the crystalline waters of southeastern Spain. With six well-appointed cabins and space for up to twelve guests, she's ideally suited to families, groups of friends, or small corporate retreats seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean sailing. The yacht combines modern comfort with genuine cruising capability, offering the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation.

Aboard Lima, you'll find thoughtfully designed spaces that make extended time at sea feel effortless. The teak deck provides an elegant platform for morning coffee—brewed fresh in the onboard galley—while the bimini and sprayhood create shaded retreats from the Balearic sun. Four ensuite heads ensure privacy and comfort for all guests, and air conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm evenings. For those keen on sailing, electric winches and an autopilot system reduce physical demands while maintaining full engagement with the sea, while the bow thruster and 110-horsepower engine offer reassurance when navigating tight anchorages or approaching port.

A typical week from Cala d'Or unfolds across hidden coves and whitewashed fishing villages dotted along Mallorca's southern coast. You might anchor off Mondragó's pristine beaches one day, explore the limestone cliffs near Portopetro the next, or sail east toward the quieter islands of the Cabrera archipelago. The GPS chartplotter and electric toilets handle navigation and practicalities with ease, while the dinghy opens access to shallow-water anchorages and remote strands unreachable by larger vessels. Evenings bring fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants, unhurried swims in phosphorescent waters, and the simple pleasure of watching the sun descend behind rocky headlands.

Lima delivers the kind of week where time seems to slow—where mornings drift into afternoon swims, and conversations flow as freely as the wine shared at sunset anchorages tucked away from the wider world.