Rent a Capelli Tempest 800 for a full day of island‑hopping from Ibiza to Formentera. Fast, spacious and maneuverable, it’s ideal for reaching hidden coves, snorkeling over Posidonia meadows, and enjoying long beach lunches.
Rent a Capelli Tempest 800 for a full day of island‑hopping from Ibiza to Formentera. Fast, spacious and maneuverable, it’s ideal for reaching hidden coves, snorkeling over Posidonia meadows, and enjoying long beach lunches.
You cut the marina line and the sea opens: a ribbon of blue that pushes at the hull and invites a day of island-hopping. The Capelli Tempest 800 is an 8‑metre RIB built for quick moves between sheltered coves and the wind‑sculpted beaches of Ibiza and Formentera. With a dining table and a wide sundeck, it reads like a small, nimble day cruiser that keeps the water close.
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Operated by ES VEDRÀ CHARTER · Ibiza (Eivissa), Balearic Islands
You cut the marina line and the sea opens: a ribbon of blue that pushes at the hull and invites a day of island-hopping. The Capelli Tempest 800 is an 8‑metre RIB built for quick moves between sheltered coves and the wind‑sculpted beaches of Ibiza and Formentera. With a dining table and a wide sundeck, it reads like a small, nimble day cruiser that keeps the water close.
Ibiza’s coastline is carved from limestone and ancient seabed; cliffs, sandy shelves and shallow Posidonia meadows tell a geological story that reaches back through Roman and Phoenician seafaring. The salt flats of Ses Salines and fishing villages along the shore reflect a long maritime culture where boats were a way of life more than a luxury.
Expect tight, rocky coves with clear water for snorkeling, long pale sands on Formentera, and mooring buoys in protected zones. The Capelli’s rear locker swallows luggage and the integrated table makes quick lunches practical — fuel is included but a sizable deposit and a valid nautical license are mandatory. Weather and currents alter plans; the boat’s agility makes it easy to react.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, a water‑resistant bag for electronics, and a handheld VHF if you have one. Respect marine protected zones — avoid anchoring on Posidonia and use mooring buoys where provided. Plan routes with tides and afternoon sea breezes in mind; a conservative schedule wins over ambitious sightseeing. On clear days, the crossing to Formentera is short and sensational — the islands will push you to look up from the map and into the wind.
moderate.
Full day (24 hours).
No special fitness required for passengers; operators need competent handling and basic stamina for boarding and short swims.
Yes. A valid nautical license and proof of experience are required by the operator; an on‑site check or briefing may also be requested.
Fuel is included according to the listing, but confirm local limits and additional refueling charges if you exceed standard usage.
Some beaches allow anchoring in designated zones, but many areas are protected; use mooring buoys where provided and avoid anchoring on Posidonia.
A security deposit of €2000 is required; terms cover damage or loss and are typically held against a credit card or in cash per operator policy.
Ibiza has ancient maritime roots with Phoenician and Roman contacts; salt production at Ses Salines shaped local economies for centuries.
Posidonia oceanica meadows are protected — anchoring is restricted to preserve habitat and seagrass; always use mooring buoys and avoid disturbing wildlife.
ES VEDRÀ CHARTER operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You cut the marina line and the sea opens: a ribbon of blue that pushes at the hull and invites a day of island-hopping. The Capelli Tempest 800 is an 8‑metre RIB built for quick moves between sheltered coves and the wind‑sculpted beaches of Ibiza and Formentera. With a dining table and a wide sundeck, it reads like a small, nimble day cruiser that keeps the water close.
You cut the marina line and the sea opens: a ribbon of blue that pushes at the hull and invites a day of island-hopping. The Capelli Tempest 800 is an 8‑metre RIB built for quick moves between sheltered coves and the wind‑sculpted beaches of Ibiza and Formentera. With a dining table and a wide sundeck, it reads like a small, nimble day cruiser that keeps the water close.
Ibiza’s coastline is carved from limestone and ancient seabed; cliffs, sandy shelves and shallow Posidonia meadows tell a geological story that reaches back through Roman and Phoenician seafaring. The salt flats of Ses Salines and fishing villages along the shore reflect a long maritime culture where boats were a way of life more than a luxury.
Expect tight, rocky coves with clear water for snorkeling, long pale sands on Formentera, and mooring buoys in protected zones. The Capelli’s rear locker swallows luggage and the integrated table makes quick lunches practical — fuel is included but a sizable deposit and a valid nautical license are mandatory. Weather and currents alter plans; the boat’s agility makes it easy to react.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, a water‑resistant bag for electronics, and a handheld VHF if you have one. Respect marine protected zones — avoid anchoring on Posidonia and use mooring buoys where provided. Plan routes with tides and afternoon sea breezes in mind; a conservative schedule wins over ambitious sightseeing. On clear days, the crossing to Formentera is short and sensational — the islands will push you to look up from the map and into the wind.