Seascha: A Hanse 508 Day Afloat from Port de Sóller

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Seascha: A Hanse 508 Day Afloat from Port de Sóller

Charter a 51-ft Hanse 508 from Port de Sóller with an experienced captain for half-, full- or sunset-day trips exploring Mallorca’s hidden coves and coastal landmarks—ideal for groups up to 11.

Seascha: A Hanse 508 Day Afloat from Port de Sóller.

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 Seascha, a 15.6‑metre Hanse 508, at Port de Sóller and spend a private charter discovering Mallorca’s coastal edge — secluded swim stops, exposed headlands and landmarks only accessible by boat — all under the guidance of an experienced captain who tailors the day to your group.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A spacious Hanse 508 for groups

Seascha is a 51‑foot Hanse 508 configured to carry up to 11 guests with four cabins and two bathrooms, giving large families or groups the room and comfort of a private yacht for day sailing on Mallorca’s coast.

THE COAST

Hidden coves and crystal‑clear swims

The captain plots a course to secluded coves and clear swimming spots along the Mallorca coastline, letting you step off the yacht into quiet water and explore areas only reachable by boat.

THE EXPERIENCE

Custom charters: pace it your way

Choose a full day, half day or seasonal sunset charter and expect a personalized itinerary—whether you want a relaxed day of swimming and sun or a shorter coastal circuit timed around golden hour.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

The rhythm of a Seascha charter is simple: meet in Port de Sóller, climb aboard the Hanse 508, and let an experienced captain steer you to a handful of handpicked anchorages. Depending on your booking—full day, half day or sunset—the trip can be a long, leisurely circuit of the coast or a tightly timed run focused on swimming, snorkeling and shoreline views, with onboard amenities to keep the mood relaxed and social.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits—and who should consider alternatives.

1
Large Families & GroupsIdeal: the boat accommodates up to 11 guests, with four cabins and two bathrooms, making it well suited to larger family outings or groups of friends.
2
Couples & Small GroupsA good match for small groups or couples who want a private day at sea with the flexibility to choose a shorter half‑day or a sunset cruise.
3
Seasickness‑Prone TravelersNot ideal without preparation: guests who suffer from motion sickness are advised to take suitable preventive medication before boarding because remedies are not provided onboard.
4
Luxury & Gear EnthusiastsWell suited to travelers seeking extras—options include Moët & Chandon by the bottle, paddle boards, Seabob rentals and even a Rolls‑Royce transfer for arrival/departure.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, hat), a light cover‑up and any personal essentials. Towels are available to rent onboard for €5 each.

Onboard Entertainment

Boats are fitted with Bluetooth sound systems—guests are welcome to bring playlists. Additional food and drinks may be brought onboard; drink responsibly as the captain’s decision on alcohol is final.

Seasickness & Health

If prone to motion sickness, take precautions before boarding; the operator recommends Biodramine with caffeine to reduce drowsiness. The operator does not provide seasickness remedies onboard.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people can sail on Seascha?

The Hanse 508 charters accommodate up to 11 guests.

Are towels provided?

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

Can I bring my own music?

Yes. All boats have Bluetooth sound systems and you may bring your favourite playlist.

Can I bring food and alcohol onboard?

Guests may bring additional food and drinks, but must drink responsibly; the captain’s decision regarding onboard alcohol consumption is final.

What should I do if I get seasick?

If you are prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication before boarding; the operator recommends Biodramine with caffeine. Seasickness remedies are not provided onboard.