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Spend a 6–8 hour private charter aboard a stylish Cranchi 47 from Ibiza to Espalmador, Illetes and Cala Saona. Snorkel clear water, relax on two sunbathing decks, and enjoy onboard drinks and paddleboard access.
Spend a 6–8 hour private charter aboard a stylish Cranchi 47 from Ibiza to Espalmador, Illetes and Cala Saona. Snorkel clear water, relax on two sunbathing decks, and enjoy onboard drinks and paddleboard access.
Step off the quay in Ibiza Town and the Mediterranean opens like a road—clear water daring you to choose a direction. The Cranchi 47 answers that dare: polished wood underfoot, shaded cockpit, and two sunbeds that smooth the horizon into a long, slow line. You leave the whitewashed ramparts of Dalt Vila behind and head southeast toward Espalmador, where sandbars and shallow flats glitter under shallow waves.
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Operated by Be Charter Ibiza · Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Step off the quay in Ibiza Town and the Mediterranean opens like a road—clear water daring you to choose a direction. The Cranchi 47 answers that dare: polished wood underfoot, shaded cockpit, and two sunbeds that smooth the horizon into a long, slow line. You leave the whitewashed ramparts of Dalt Vila behind and head southeast toward Espalmador, where sandbars and shallow flats glitter under shallow waves.
These islands carry layers of history: Phoenician and Roman stops, salt works that shaped local economies, and a mercantile culture that still counts the sea as livelihood. Geologically the area is limestone and sand, sculpted by currents into coves and caves—Cala Saona’s cliffs bear hollows carved by wind and wave. Culturally, the boat day blends Spanish island life with international beachgoers, often ending at Illetes where beachfront chiringuitos serve the region’s modern cuisine.
Expect practical comforts and clear logistics: the charter runs 6–8 hours, includes a skipper, snorkel gear, towels, and drinks, and allows flexible start times between 10:00 and sunset. Time in Espalmador is for shallow swimming and shell-soft sand; Illetes is for people-watching and optional dockside dining; Cala Saona brings snorkeling, paddleboarding, and small caves if conditions allow.
Tips for a smooth day: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light wind layer for the return, and keep water and motion-sickness remedies handy. Be conscious of the marine reserve—avoid anchoring on seagrass and pack out waste. On a Cranchi 47 charter you get easy luxury and direct access to some of the clearest water in the Balearics—simple, salty, and immediate.
easy.
6–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to board a small yacht and swim if participating in snorkeling
Most trips depart from Ibiza Town marina and return there by sunset; exact pickup point will be confirmed on booking.
Yes—snorkels and masks are included and the crew can advise on shallow spots and safety.
Yes—on some stops like Illetes the skipper can arrange to collect orders from beach restaurants such as Can Carlitos for onboard delivery.
Day charters are capped at 8 hours; overnight stays are possible but limited to the boat’s licensed sleeping capacity and must be arranged in advance.
Formentera and Ibiza have long been maritime crossroads—salt pans and fishing shaped communities and the islands’ coastal infrastructure.
Espalmador is part of a sensitive marine area—avoid anchoring on posidonia seagrass, use reef-safe products, and remove all trash from shorelines.
Be Charter Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step off the quay in Ibiza Town and the Mediterranean opens like a road—clear water daring you to choose a direction. The Cranchi 47 answers that dare: polished wood underfoot, shaded cockpit, and two sunbeds that smooth the horizon into a long, slow line. You leave the whitewashed ramparts of Dalt Vila behind and head southeast toward Espalmador, where sandbars and shallow flats glitter under shallow waves.
Step off the quay in Ibiza Town and the Mediterranean opens like a road—clear water daring you to choose a direction. The Cranchi 47 answers that dare: polished wood underfoot, shaded cockpit, and two sunbeds that smooth the horizon into a long, slow line. You leave the whitewashed ramparts of Dalt Vila behind and head southeast toward Espalmador, where sandbars and shallow flats glitter under shallow waves.
These islands carry layers of history: Phoenician and Roman stops, salt works that shaped local economies, and a mercantile culture that still counts the sea as livelihood. Geologically the area is limestone and sand, sculpted by currents into coves and caves—Cala Saona’s cliffs bear hollows carved by wind and wave. Culturally, the boat day blends Spanish island life with international beachgoers, often ending at Illetes where beachfront chiringuitos serve the region’s modern cuisine.
Expect practical comforts and clear logistics: the charter runs 6–8 hours, includes a skipper, snorkel gear, towels, and drinks, and allows flexible start times between 10:00 and sunset. Time in Espalmador is for shallow swimming and shell-soft sand; Illetes is for people-watching and optional dockside dining; Cala Saona brings snorkeling, paddleboarding, and small caves if conditions allow.
Tips for a smooth day: wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a light wind layer for the return, and keep water and motion-sickness remedies handy. Be conscious of the marine reserve—avoid anchoring on seagrass and pack out waste. On a Cranchi 47 charter you get easy luxury and direct access to some of the clearest water in the Balearics—simple, salty, and immediate.