Due to its strategic placement between Africa and Europe, Spain was developed by different cultural and artistic influences of several civilizations such as the Celtics, the Phoenicians, the Carthaginians, Visigoths and the Romans. Thanks to these influences, Spain is the third country with the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage designations.

Spain used to be one of the cultural centers of Europe for thousands of years, so it has extraordinary artistic heritage. Some of the world’s most prolific artists were born in Spain, like Francisco de Goya, Pablo Picasso, Juan Gris, Joan Miró and Salvador Dalí, and many more.

Another important part of Spanish culture is its stunning architecture, ranging from Gothic cathedrals to Gaudi’s modernist sculptures in Barcelona. Music is also a significant part of Spanish culture – the classical guitar was invented in Andalusia and Flamenco music & dance is Spanish national symbol.

Today, Spain is one of the most visited countries on the planet, renowned for its fantastic beaches, easy-going and friendly people, lots of sunshine, delicious food and beautiful scenery, which make it the perfect sailing destination.

Although Spain is relatively small, it has an incredible variety of culinary traditions. One ingredient which is the essential part of Spanish cuisine is olive oil and olives. Spain is the world’s leading producer of olive oil, and there are literally dozens of different varieties, incorporated in almost every dish, even in desserts. 

Other most commonly used ingredients are tomatoes, potatoes, saffron, paprika, tuna, cod, and cured ham. The Spanish national dish is paella, a dish made with rice, saffron, vegetables, chicken, and seafood cooked and served in one pan.

There are certain things that everyone associates with typical food in Spain – tapas (savory appetizers made of bread and toppings) and late-night dinners. Since Spain is surrounded by sea, seafood is also an integral part of its gastronomy. In fact, the famous Spanish city Madrid, is home to Europe’s largest fish market.

When you’re on a sailing vacation, don’t miss out on typical Spanish breakfast food like Churros (deep-fried dough), Tortilla de patatas and Café con leche – Classic Spanish coffee.

Der populärste Bestimmungsort für den Yachtcharter in Spanien sind die Balearischen Inseln.  Die Miete einer luxuriösen Yacht auf den Balearischen Inseln ist wirklich eine spektakuläre Art und Weise, um eine der schönsten Ecken des Mittelmeers zu erleben. Die Inseln Ibiza, Menorca, Mallorca und Formentera stellen einen der vielfältigsten und schönsten Archipele in der Welt dar.  Der Yachthafen Ibiza, Formentera, Port Adriano und
Port Mahon sind einige der besten Häfen auf den Balearischen Inseln. Diese modernen, gut ausgestatteten Häfen werden Ihnen die Gastfreundlichkeit in einem von den am meisten spektakulären Yacht-Charter-Bestimmungsorten in der Welt, auf den Balearischen Inseln bieten.