Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox Enjoy Yacht Vacation in Mallorca

Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox took time to unwind on a luxury yacht near Mallorca, Spain. Longtime friends, the duo was recently captured in photos enjoying the sun alongside friends during their vacation.

Aniston, 57, wore a black bikini top and pink bottoms as she lounged next to Cox, 62, who sported black bikini bottoms, a gray long-sleeve shirt, and a black bucket hat. Aniston’s boyfriend, wellness coach Jim Curtis, joined them as well. He was initially seen shirtless in blue swim shorts but later donned a black shirt.

Among those enjoying the yacht experience were Judd Apatow, Leslie Mann, and Emmy-nominated actor Pedro Pascal. The group relaxed on the boat, swam in the ocean, and took part in water sports. Aniston and Cox also decided to explore the open water with Aniston paddling on a red pedal boat while Cox set off in a tender boat with Curtis by her side.

The two later prepared for a swim by putting on flippers and snorkel masks. Aniston covered up with a white tank top during her pedal boat workout. Meanwhile, Cox continued to enjoy the sun on a lounge chair, chatting and laughing with friends.

Both actresses became widely recognized during their decade-long tenure on the sitcom “Friends” starting in 1994. Their bond has remained strong since the show ended in 2004, with Cox naming Aniston the godmother of her daughter Coco. During a speech at the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Aniston expressed her admiration for Cox, calling her one of the funniest people she knows and cherishing their friendship.

During the trip to Mallorca, Aniston and Cox’s celebrity friends, including Pedro Pascal, also enjoyed the vacation. Leslie Mann was seen in a white robe on the yacht.

The vacation highlights the enduring friendship between Aniston and Cox, who are frequently spotted spending time together. “Friends” continues to hold a special place in popular culture, gaining a new audience through streaming services. Despite its success, Jerry Seinfeld has often remarked on similarities between “Friends” and his own show, “Seinfeld.” He joked during a festival that NBC might have been inspired to create “Friends” after observing the success of his sitcom.