Description
Built in 2015 by Sunseeker — the British shipyard renowned for combining high-performance cruising with refined design — STARDUST OF MARY yacht is a 26.3-metre charter yacht offering a fast and elegant base for exploring Mallorca and the Balearic Islands.
Accommodation: 4 Staterooms for 8 Guests
Stardust yacht carries 8 overnight guests in four en-suite staterooms. The full-beam master cabin is positioned amidships on the lower deck and features a private lounge area, a spa-inspired bathroom with walk-in shower, and the glossy walnut panelling with cream leather accents that define the yacht’s interior throughout. A VIP stateroom sits forward, and two twin cabins aft convert to doubles, giving the yacht full flexibility for different group combinations.
Oversized wrap-around windows on the main deck flood the open-plan salon and dining area with natural light, while sliding glass doors connect the salon to the aft deck. At 26.3 metres, Stardust yacht has the handling of a sports cruiser with the interior volume of a significantly larger yacht — a combination that makes her especially effective in the Balearics, where moving quickly between anchorages matters.
Onboard Amenities & Entertainment
Deck life on Stardust yacht is organised across three distinct areas: an aft deck with alfresco dining and direct swim platform access; a triple sunpad on the bow — one of the more generous forward sunbathing layouts in this size range; and a flybridge lounge and bar with panoramic views that becomes the natural gathering point from midday to sunset.
A top speed of 28 knots and cruising speed of 22.5 knots cover the distances between Mallorca, Ibiza, and Formentera quickly. The Radinn electric surfboard, Seabob, three paddleboards, waterskis, and snorkelling gear give guests a well-rounded range of water activities for the quieter anchorage days.
Charter STARDUST Yacht: Destinations & Sample Itinerary
Based in Palma de Mallorca, the Stardust yacht has immediate access to the island’s south and west coasts and to the open-water crossings toward Ibiza and Formentera. A natural first day moves west along the Bay of Palma before anchoring near Es Trenc — pale sand, clear blue shallows, and a quieter setting than many of Mallorca’s busier spots.
The route then crosses south to Formentera, where the turquoise water around Ses Illetes ranks among the clearest anchorages in the Balearics. The electric surfboard and Seabob both get used here, and an afternoon in Formentera adds a relaxed, unhurried contrast to the open-water days.
From Formentera, Stardust yacht moves north to Ibiza, spending days at the western coves — Cala Bassa, Cala Comte, Cala d’Hort — before the final leg returns to Mallorca along the Tramuntana coast, with its dramatic clifftop scenery and sheltered northern coves.
Water Toys & Tenders aboard Stardust Yacht
The Stardust yacht carries a well-selected range of water toys suited to the clear, sheltered anchorages of the Balearics. The standout piece is the Radinn electric surfboard — a quiet, high-performance board that works especially well in the flat water around Formentera and the western coves of Ibiza, where conditions are ideal for guests trying it for the first time.
For underwater exploration, the Seabob F5 S allows guests to glide along the rocky coastlines and reef edges that make Mallorca’s northern bays so distinctive. Three paddleboards, mono and double waterskis, a wakeboard, kneeboard, and a large inflatable banana and towable donut cover every level of activity from relaxed to high-energy.
The primary tender is a 2023 Williams 395 Turbojet — compact, fast, and well-suited to the short runs between the yacht and shore in busy Ibiza anchorages or the quieter coves around Formentera. Full snorkelling gear completes the package for guests who prefer to stay at the surface and explore the seabed at their own pace.
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