Seaclusion II: Sailing a Hanse 458 into Mallorca’s Hidden Coves

MALLORCA BOAT RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Seaclusion II: Sailing a Hanse 458 into Mallorca’s Hidden Coves

Private charters depart from Port de Sóller aboard a 46-ft Hanse 458 (up to 9 guests), offered as full-day, half-day or seasonal sunset sails.

Seaclusion II: Sailing a Hanse 458 into Mallorca’s Hidden Coves.

Duration
Full Day: 10-6 (8h) | Half Day: 10-2 / 3-7 (4h) | Sunset: 7-9 (2h, seasonal)
Location
Mallorca
Operator
Perfect Charter
Category
Boat Rental
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Step aboard Seaclusion II and trade the island’s cliffs for a horizon of turquoise and wind. This private Hanse 458 charter from Port de Sóller pairs a comfortable, well-equipped yacht with an experienced captain who tailors each journey—finding secluded coves, crystalline swimming spots and coastal landmarks only reachable by boat.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

Hanse 458—spacious, modern, seaworthy

Seaclusion II is a 14 m (46 ft) Hanse 458 suited to groups of up to nine, with two cabins and two bathrooms—designed to balance comfort and sailing performance for day charters.

THE COAST

Hidden coves and crystal-clear waters

A captain-led route delivers access to secluded swim stops and coastal landmarks that are best experienced from the water, where the island’s shoreline opens into quiet bays and clear sea.

THE EXPERIENCE

Tailored charters—relax or seek adventure

Whether you choose to sail under wind or motor along the coastline, the captain adapts the pace and stops to suit groups seeking relaxation, swimming, or exploration.

What the day feels like

What the charter feels like

The day moves with the sea: leave Port de Sóller in the morning, cruise along limestone cliffs and drop anchor in quiet coves for swims and sunning, or drift at sunset with the island fading to gold—each outing is private and directed by your captain to match the group’s rhythm.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits—and who should take precautions.

1
Large Groups & FriendsWith capacity for up to nine passengers, Seaclusion II accommodates larger families or groups seeking a private day on the water.
2
FamiliesThe yacht’s cabin and bathroom layout and private nature make it a strong choice for families wanting a single-boat experience rather than multiple rentals.
3
Couples and Small PartiesSunset or half-day charters provide a compact, romantic option for couples or pairs seeking a brief but memorable time at sea.
4
People Prone to SeasicknessIf you are susceptible to motion sickness, plan to take preventive medication before boarding—remedies are not provided on board and the operator recommends options that reduce drowsiness.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, hat), a light cover-up and any personal essentials; towels can be rented onboard for €5 each.

Onboard Entertainment

Boats are fitted with Bluetooth sound systems—guests are encouraged to bring playlists to set the onboard atmosphere.

Food & Drink

Guests may bring additional food and beverages; drink responsibly and note the captain has final say over alcohol consumption for safety reasons.

Seasickness & Health

If you suffer from motion sickness, take preventative medication before boarding; the operator suggests options that limit drowsiness but cannot provide remedies onboard.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where do charters depart from?

Charters meet and depart from Port de Sóller.

How many guests can Seaclusion II carry?

The Hanse 458 Seaclusion II accommodates up to nine passengers.

Are towels provided?

Towels are available to rent onboard for €5 per towel.

Can we play our own music?

Yes—boats have Bluetooth sound systems and guests may bring their own playlists.

Can we bring our own food and alcohol?

Guests are welcome to bring extra food and drinks; however, alcohol consumption is subject to the captain’s decision for safety.

What if I get seasick?

If you are prone to motion sickness, take precautions before boarding—the operator recommends specific medications that reduce drowsiness; no remedies are provided onboard.