What’s included in your fare:• All meals on board Santa Maria Manuela – including daily breakfast, lunch and evening meal;• Refreshments (coffee, tea, water and juice) throughout the day;• Use of safety equipment;• All instructions on board by fully qualified crew;• Third Party Liability Insurance;• Ports immigration / customs fees.What’s not included in your fare: Flights and transfers to and from the Santa Maria Manuela; Additional drinks & snacks on board; Personal travel insurance; Other personal expenses.

Three meals a day are included. Tea, coffee, herbal tea, water and juice are always available as well as fruit and some snacks throughout the day.

On the Santa Maria Manuela, we offer a variety of cabin types across two decks. Our double bed cabins and bunk bed cabins are designed for two people but can also be booked by a solo traveler for an additional single supplement. All cabins come with a private bathroom and shower. Please review the information below and here to select your preferred option.- Master Cabin: Features a double bed and a sofa bed that converts into a bunk bed. It accommodates 2 to 4 people, making it a great option for families. (Bed dimensions: Double bed - 1.60m W x 1.85m L; Bunks - 0.80m W x 1.85m L).- Double Bed Cabins: Equipped with one double bed. (Bed dimensions: 1.60m W x 1.85m L).- Bunk Bed Cabins: Includes a bunk bed for 1 or 2 people. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L).- Communal Cabins: These cabins have bunk beds for 4 or 6 people, ideal for those who enjoy socializing. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L). Communal cabins are divided by gender, and while we try

Identification and Visa requirements

European ID or Passport. Need to provide details as soon as possible. It is crucial and your own responsibility to check and arrange visa requirements for the countries you are traveling to and from.

Travel and Flight Information

Please be reminded that it is your responsibility to stay informed about and follow any travel advisories related to traveling to and from the ship. Like airport boarding procedures, customs and port authorities enforce strict embarkation and disembarkation times. Be sure to plan your travel accordingly.

Voyage highlights

Sail from mainland Spain to Mallorca and onwards to Barcelona aboard the historic Santa Maria Manuela
Help hoist the sails, take the helm and learn from our experienced crew; no sailing experience needed
Discover Palma’s old town and its striking seafront cathedral
Enjoy time at sea, shared meals and the changing views from deck
Make time before or after your voyage to explore Valencia and Barcelona

Weather conditions

Late March and early April typically bring mild spring days, with daytime temperatures around 16–20°C, cooler evenings and a mix of sunshine and occasional showers. Conditions can feel considerably cooler at sea, so bring warm layers and a windproof, waterproof jacket for time on deck.

Voyage description

Join the Santa Maria Manuela in Valencia for a five-night Mediterranean voyage combining sailing, island discovery and three distinctive Spanish cities. Arrive early to explore Valencia’s historic centre, sample its famous paella or visit the City of Arts and Sciences before boarding.

We head east towards Mallorca, with time to settle into life aboard. Join the crew handling the sails, try your hand at steering or simply relax on deck and watch the sea stretch towards the horizon. Participation is entirely optional, and our crew will guide you throughout.

Our stop in Palma offers the chance to wander through the old town, discover shaded courtyards and admire the Gothic cathedral overlooking the waterfront. Returning aboard, we set course for Barcelona, enjoying another stretch of Mediterranean sailing before reaching the Catalan capital.

The voyage ends in Barcelona, where an extended stay offers time to explore the Gothic Quarter, discover Gaudí’s architecture and enjoy the city’s food and lively streets.

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V7 - Valencia – Palma – Barcelona

€950,00

Join the Santa Maria Manuela in Valencia for a five-night Mediterranean voyage combining sailing, island discovery and three distinctive Spanish cities. Arrive early to explore Valencia’s historic centre, sample its famous paella or visit the City of Arts and Sciences before boarding.

We head east towards Mallorca, with time to settle into life aboard. Join the crew handling the sails, try your hand at steering or simply relax on deck and watch the sea stretch towards the horizon. Participation is entirely optional, and our crew will guide you throughout.

Our stop in Palma offers the chance to wander through the old town, discover shaded courtyards and admire the Gothic cathedral overlooking the waterfront. Returning aboard, we set course for Barcelona, enjoying another stretch of Mediterranean sailing before reaching the Catalan capital.

The voyage ends in Barcelona, where an extended stay offers time to explore the Gothic Quarter, discover Gaudí’s architecture and enjoy the city’s food and lively streets.

SHARED CABINS

Our communal sharing cabins are all well-lit with the addition of ambient lighting through faux-port holes and foot lighting. These cabins are the largest aboard and, most being on the second deck, are recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful night’ s sleep. Curtains in each bunk provide privacy when needed. Each sharing cabin comes with ensuite modern shower and toilet.

BUNK BED CABINS

Our bunk bed cabins each come with ensuite modern shower and toilet as well as individual bedside lighting and USB plug.

Configuration:
cabin with 2 bunk beds

DOUBLE BED CABINS

Our double bed cabins are all on the first deck with port holes adding natural light.

Each cabin comes with ensuite modern shower and toilet.

MASTER CABIN

The Master Cabin is the largest and most comfortable aboard, with two port holes adding natural light and a view over the ocean. The ensuite shower and toilet facilities add to the level of convenience and comfort.

Configurations:

Format 1: A double bed and a sofa.

Format 2: A family room format with a double bed and 2 bunk beds.

Valencia
Palma
Barcelona

Spain’s vibrant coastal city of Valencia offers a must-see attraction: the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. This architectural marvel, with its sleek white structures and serene pools, provides a glimpse into the city’s modern side. To experience Valencia’s rich history, take a stroll through the old town and visit the stunning Valencia Cathedral, home to the legendary Holy Grail.

The nearby Mercado Central is a sensory feast, with colorful stalls offering fresh produce, local delicacies, and traditional Valencian foods. Just a short walk away, the lush Turia Gardens, a former riverbed, offer a peaceful spot for a leisurely stroll or bike ride.
Of course, no visit to Valencia is complete without trying the city’s most famous dish—paella, best enjoyed at a beachside restaurant along the golden shores of Playa de la Malvarrosa.
Overlooking a wide bay on Mallorca’s southwestern coast, Palma is a port city shaped by centuries of Mediterranean trade and seafaring. Its waterfront promenade follows the harbour, offering views of sailing boats and the sea, with places to stop for a coffee along the way.Above the waterfront stands La Seu, Palma’s Gothic cathedral and one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks. Behind it, the old town unfolds through narrow streets, shaded courtyards and small squares, with the Almudaina Palace reflecting the island’s layered history.Food is part of the pleasure of exploring Palma, from market stalls selling local produce to neighbourhood restaurants serving Mallorcan dishes. Try a slice of coca, a savoury flatbread, or stop at a bakery for an ensaïmada, the island’s traditional spiral-shaped pastry.With beaches close by and the villages and walking trails of the Serra de Tramuntana within reach, Palma makes a welcoming starting point for discovering Mallorca, or simply enjoying a few hours ashore.
Barcelona, Spain’s dynamic capital of Catalonia, is a city where Gothic history meets modernist flair. Begin your journey at the awe-inspiring Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí’s iconic basilica that captivates with its intricate spires and ethereal light. Wander through the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter to uncover hidden squares, centuries-old buildings, and the grand Barcelona Cathedral. For a taste of the city’s creative energy, visit the bustling La Boqueria Market, where vibrant stalls overflow with fresh seafood, jamón, and artisanal treats. Escape the city buzz in Park Güell, another of Gaudí’s masterpieces, where whimsical mosaics and lush gardens offer panoramic views of Barcelona’s skyline. And, of course, no trip is complete without a relaxing afternoon at Barceloneta Beach, savoring seafood paella with the Mediterranean breeze in the air.

Additional Information:

: What’s included in your fare:
• All meals on board Santa Maria Manuela – including daily breakfast, lunch and evening meal;
• Refreshments (coffee, tea, water and juice) throughout the day;
• Use of safety equipment;
• All instructions on board by fully qualified crew;
• Third Party Liability Insurance;
• Ports immigration / customs fees.

What’s not included in your fare:
 Flights and transfers to and from the Santa Maria Manuela;
 Additional drinks & snacks on board;
 Personal travel insurance;
 Other personal expenses.
: Three meals a day are included. Tea, coffee, herbal tea, water and juice are always available as well as fruit and some snacks throughout the day.
: On the Santa Maria Manuela, we offer a variety of cabin types across two decks. Our double bed cabins and bunk bed cabins are designed for two people but can also be booked by a solo traveler for an additional single supplement. All cabins come with a private bathroom and shower. Please review the information below and here to select your preferred option.
- Master Cabin: Features a double bed and a sofa bed that converts into a bunk bed. It accommodates 2 to 4 people, making it a great option for families. (Bed dimensions: Double bed - 1.60m W x 1.85m L; Bunks - 0.80m W x 1.85m L).
- Double Bed Cabins: Equipped with one double bed. (Bed dimensions: 1.60m W x 1.85m L).
- Bunk Bed Cabins: Includes a bunk bed for 1 or 2 people. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L).
- Communal Cabins: These cabins have bunk beds for 4 or 6 people, ideal for those who enjoy socializing. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L). Communal cabins are divided by gender, and while we try
: European ID or Passport. Need to provide details as soon as possible. It is crucial and your own responsibility to check and arrange visa requirements for the countries you are traveling to and from.
: Please be reminded that it is your responsibility to stay informed about and follow any travel advisories related to traveling to and from the ship. Like airport boarding procedures, customs and port authorities enforce strict embarkation and disembarkation times. Be sure to plan your travel accordingly.

: We recommend you travel with a soft foldable bag (there is no space to store rigid bags in your cabin) and bring with you:
• Valid passport/ID with 6 months validity
• Warm hat and gloves
• Wet weather clothing – waterproof and windproof jacket
• Clothing – enough clothing for all weather circumstances and for sailing at
night.
• Soft soled trainers or deck shoes (no high heels)
• Swimming gear
• Toiletries
• Sunblock
• Sunglasses
• Personal and sea sickness medication
• Book
• Camera
: If you wish or need, you can enjoy reliable Wi-Fi while we sail for an additional cost.
Payment should be made at the beginning of the journey for the entire duration, as daily packages are not available. The reliability of the connection can vary depending on the ship’s location and number of concurrent users.
: Please keep in mind that unfavorable weather conditions (e.g., lack or excess wind) may cause the captain to decide to sail on engine power, enter or exit a port earlier/later.
: We recommend you take out travel insurance to cover your travel to and from the SMM and any activity off the ship.
All activity aboard the SMM is covered by the SMM’s insurance.
: Our team are available to provide you with further assistance.
Reach us at info@santamariamanuela.pt.

Testimonials

The first time we helped the crew put up the sails was magical.

Erik Flores

March 2025

I won't forget the long-suffering patient crew member who taught me to tie a double bowline. It took ages but I finally got it, and was able to teach another passenger.

Lyn Holland

April 2024

Existem viagens que ficam para a vida, esta foi uma delas.

Eugénio Sereno

Março 2025

Plein de moments magiques pendant le voyage. C'était impressionnant de voir le bateau depuis le zodiac quand on se trouvait à environ 50 ou 100 m du navire. Super la baignade en pleine mer.

MATA José

June 2024

É quase impossível dizer por palavras o sentimento de amor grandioso com que me despedi da tripulação e do Santa Maria Manuela mas fica um sincero: Obrigada, Família!

Susana Santos

Março 2025

Everything was magical. Just being on board was magical. Sunrise and sunset. The moon. the movements of the boat... the sharing which is always done in a good mood.

Laurent Catherine

June 2024

Le passage entre les écluses, l’arrivée à Falmouth , le perfectionnisme du crew et le capitaine et le pilote venu à bord. Le coucher du soleil. Les activités !

Margot Rousseau

July 2024

Équipage très professionnel, avec une très grande gentillesse et toujours près à répondre à nos questions . Le voyage a été exceptionnel grâce à l'équipage et aux voyageurs.

Gwenael Mercier

Mars 2025

The bosun impressed me by spreading good mood always, by his expertise and by the way he advised crew members in sail handling. The captain is a very friendly and humble person.

Michael

July 2024

V7 - Valencia – Palma – Barcelona

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V7 - Valencia – Palma – Barcelona

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