Badia de Fornells: Why We Love Cruising the Balearics | Sailing Helios S04E15
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We’re on the move again! We are sailing from Mallorca towards Menorca — the next stop on our way to Sardinia to meet up with family in a few weeks.
With very light winds, we end up motoring much of the way, but it leads us to a magical remote bay that opens straight out to the ocean — perfect for a peaceful overnight stop. The next day we sail into Badia de Fornells, one of Menorca’s famously protected bays. The calm, authentic seaside town has such a relaxed and beautiful vibe — exactly why we love cruising these islands.
Join us for scenic sailing, peaceful anchorages, and that classic Mediterranean cruising feel 🌊
Episode S04E15 Recorded: Mid-June 2026
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Chapters
00:00 Leaving Badia de Pollença
06:06 Setting a course using the MFD
09:07 Passage to Menorca
13:18 Arriving at Cala S'Escala, Menorca
16:30 Sail to Badia de Fornells
21:51 Visit to Fornells - A beautiful seaside village
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