After a summer of strong demand in the Balearic Islands, MOKA has just one final charter opportunity remaining before closing her 2026 Mediterranean season.

The 42.2-meter Sanlorenzo 460EXP explorer yacht is available from 10 to 17 September 2026, with embarkation and disembarkation at Port Adriano, Mallorca. For this final week, seven nights are currently offered for the price of six at €163,000 plus VAT and APA, representing a 15% saving on the applicable rate.

It is a particularly attractive opportunity for guests considering a late-summer yacht charter in the Balearic Islands: September brings warm seas and long Mediterranean days, but with a noticeably different rhythm from July and August.

Earlier this year, we reported on MOKA’s summer 2026 program in the Balearics and the strong early demand she was already receiving. With the season now approaching its final weeks, that demand has left just this single September window available.

September Changes the Pace of the Balearic Islands

The Balearics are often associated with the energy of peak summer, but September reveals another side of the islands.

Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera remain very much alive, yet the intensity of July and August begins to ease. There is more room to enjoy the coastline itself: anchoring for the afternoon in a clear-water cala, staying longer over lunch ashore, swimming before breakfast or adjusting the day’s program without feeling compelled to move constantly between summer hotspots.

Sea temperatures also remain inviting after months of Mediterranean sunshine.

For a yacht such as MOKA, whose design places so much emphasis on outdoor living and connection with the water, it is arguably one of the most appealing moments of the season.

“September is a month I particularly like for the Balearics. You still have everything people come here for—the warm water, restaurants, beach clubs and beautiful cruising—but the islands begin to feel more relaxed. Combining that timing with MOKA’s final availability makes this a very interesting late-season opportunity.”

— Giulia Di Leo, CEO, Your Boat Holiday

MOKA: An Explorer with a Different Approach to Mediterranean Chartering

MOKA is not a conventional Mediterranean motor yacht.

Built by Sanlorenzo yachts in 2015 and refitted in 2021, she belongs to the shipyard’s acclaimed 460EXP explorer yacht series. At 42.2 meters and 469 GT, she combines the autonomy and substantial volumes associated with an expedition yacht with the sophisticated design expected from one of Italy’s leading superyacht builders.

Her interiors were designed by Francesco Paszkowski, with extensive glazing bringing natural light throughout the guest areas and creating a strong visual connection between the interior and surrounding landscape.

MOKA accommodates 10 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam master suite, and is operated by a professional crew of nine.

For guests accustomed to more traditional motor yachts, her explorer configuration creates a noticeably different feeling on board: substantial deck areas, exceptional toy-carrying capacity, and spaces conceived around spending extended periods at anchor.

The 4.8-Metre Infinity Pool Is Only the Beginning

One of MOKA’s most recognizable features is her 4.8-meter infinity pool with a counter-current system.

Located on the expansive aft deck, it creates an extraordinary open-air living area overlooking the sea. The pool can also be heated, allowing it to remain part of the onboard experience even as evenings become cooler towards the end of the Mediterranean season.

At water level, the beach club provides another focal point. Guests can relax close to the sea, enjoy a drink at the bar or move directly from the yacht into the water.

This combination of aft deck, pool, and beach club is particularly well suited to the Balearics, where much of the charter experience revolves around choosing an anchorage and making the yacht itself the destination for the day.

A Serious Collection of Water Toys

MOKA’s explorer credentials become even more apparent once the toys come out.

Her collection includes Sea-Doo personal watercraft, Seabobs, e-foils, paddleboards, kayaks, wakeboards, water skis, towable toys, snorkeling equipment and a six-meter inflatable waterslide, together with an Axopar 28 T-Top tender for trips ashore and exploring the coastline.

MOKA is also a registered RYA training center, allowing appropriate personal watercraft instruction and certification to be organized on board.

For families in particular, this changes the dynamic of a charter. A quiet anchorage does not mean there is little to do; it can become the setting for an entire day on and around the water.

From Port Adriano to Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera

With both embarkation and disembarkation scheduled at Port Adriano, the itinerary can be designed around the group’s priorities rather than attempting to cover every island in seven days.

One option is to dedicate more time to Mallorca, combining its dramatic western coastline with secluded calas, sophisticated ports and evenings ashore.

Another is to cruise south towards Ibiza and Formentera, balancing Ibiza’s restaurants and beach clubs with the extraordinary turquoise waters surrounding Formentera.

The beauty of a private yacht charter lies in not having to follow a fixed program. Weather conditions permitting, the captain and our charter brokers can refine the route to suit the group’s preferred balance of cruising, watersports, dining ashore, nightlife, and quieter days at anchor.

For further inspiration, our yacht charter guides for the Balearics, Mallorca, Ibiza, and Formentera explore the different possibilities in greater detail.

Why MOKA Works Particularly Well for the Balearics

There are yachts designed primarily around moving from marina to marina, and others that make you want to stay at anchor.

MOKA belongs firmly to the second category.

Her large exterior spaces, infinity pool, beach club, substantial toy inventory and explorer-style layout mean that some of the best days of the charter can happen without any need for a formal program ashore.

That suits the Balearics exceptionally well.

The islands offer countless protected bays where the yacht can serve as a private base for swimming, lunch, watersports, and sunset drinks before deciding whether to remain on board or head ashore for dinner.

And with a cruising speed of approximately 12 knots, itineraries can be planned at a comfortable pace rather than treating the week as a race between destinations.

One Final Week After a Strong 2026 Season

When we first highlighted MOKA’s summer 2026 program in the Balearic Islands, several weeks had already been secured well ahead of the season.

That early demand has continued.

The result is that 10–17 September is now MOKA’s final remaining charter week of the Mediterranean summer, making this less a conventional late-season availability announcement and more a final opportunity to charter her in the Balearics this year.

For these dates, the current special offer is:

10–17 September 2026
Port Adriano, Mallorca – Port Adriano, Mallorca
7 nights for the price of 6
€163,000 + VAT + APA
15% saving

Matching the Yacht to the Right Balearic Itinerary

For our brokers, a seven-night charter aboard MOKA should not begin with a checklist of islands.

It begins with understanding how the guests want to use the yacht.

A family interested in watersports may benefit from spending longer periods around carefully selected anchorages. Guests traveling primarily for restaurants and nightlife may prefer an itinerary weighted towards Ibiza and Mallorca’s most sophisticated ports. Others may want very little time ashore at all.

At Your Boat Holiday, we work directly with the yacht’s management and captain to assess the latest availability, logistics and cruising possibilities before building the itinerary around the guests. We can also coordinate the wider experience, from transfers and restaurant reservations to activities before and after the charter.

That planning becomes especially important when only one week remains: the objective is not simply to secure MOKA, but to make those seven days work exceptionally well.

Charter MOKA’s Final Week of Summer 2026

For guests still considering a Mediterranean yachting escape this September, MOKA represents a particularly compelling combination: a proven Sanlorenzo explorer yacht, one of the Mediterranean’s most versatile cruising regions, and the final remaining opportunity to charter her before the end of the summer season.

Discover MOKA, explore our collection of Sanlorenzo yachts and luxury explorer yachts, continue planning through our Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera destination guides, and read our earlier report on MOKA‘s Summer 2026 Balearic program to discover how her season developed.

For the 10–17 September 2026 charter window, our superyacht charter brokers can provide the latest crew information, the official brochure, proposed itineraries, and a complete charter quotation.

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