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Spend eight hours sailing from Sant Antoni to Cala Comte and Cala Tarida with snorkeling, paddleboarding and a picnic on board. This private charter combines sheltered swims, coastal geology and local cuisine for a full-day Mediterranean outing.
Spend eight hours sailing from Sant Antoni to Cala Comte and Cala Tarida with snorkeling, paddleboarding and a picnic on board. This private charter combines sheltered swims, coastal geology and local cuisine for a full-day Mediterranean outing.
The boat slips out of Sant Antoni’s marina and the town’s low skyline shrinks behind you. Salt and citrus tang the air; the deck hums with low music as the captain trims the sails and the Mediterranean pulls you west toward indigo water and limestone coves.
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Operated by Dreams Boat ibiza · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
The boat slips out of Sant Antoni’s marina and the town’s low skyline shrinks behind you. Salt and citrus tang the air; the deck hums with low music as the captain trims the sails and the Mediterranean pulls you west toward indigo water and limestone coves.
This private, eight-hour charter runs the classic Pitiusas loop—short hops to Cala Comte and Cala Tarida, then a longer run where Ibiza’s layered geology of Miocene limestone gives way to the flat, sandy fringes of Formentera. Human history here is maritime: Phoenician and Roman sailors once used these coves as stopovers, and the islands still host small fishing communities and beachside restaurants serving local sobrasada, seafood and freshly caught fish.
Expect clear snorkeling in shallow Posidonia meadows, with opportunities for paddleboarding off the transom. The crew provides towels, sheets and a dinghy for shore runs; drinks and a picnic are included, and the boat can be a day-sleep platform or base for multi-day stays.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a snorkeling mask that fits, and a light wind layer for open-water legs. Plan for mid-day heat—ice and shade are provided but timing swims for morning or late afternoon keeps water cooler and visibility higher. Respect anchoring rules around seagrass beds and follow crew guidance when using the dinghy. For travelers who want a mix of relaxed cruising and active water time, this private charter is a direct, comfortable way to experience Ibiza and Formentera from the sea.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming recommended for snorkeling and paddleboarding
The captain meets guests at the nautical area of the Port of Sant Antoni; specific meeting points are given at booking.
Yes—snorkeling gear, paddleboards and a dinghy are included in the comfort pack described by the operator.
Day charters typically cruise past or near Formentera; reaching specific docks depends on schedule and sea conditions—confirm with the operator.
The tour includes drinks and a picnic, and the crew will store and cool provisions; guests can also bring additional supplies if agreed beforehand.
Ibiza and Formentera form the Pitiusas, islands with millennia of maritime use from Phoenician traders to small-scale fishing communities that still influence local cuisine.
Posidonia oceanica seagrass beds are ecologically sensitive; avoid anchoring on meadows, use mooring buoys when provided, and choose reef-safe sunscreen.
Dreams Boat ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips out of Sant Antoni’s marina and the town’s low skyline shrinks behind you. Salt and citrus tang the air; the deck hums with low music as the captain trims the sails and the Mediterranean pulls you west toward indigo water and limestone coves.
The boat slips out of Sant Antoni’s marina and the town’s low skyline shrinks behind you. Salt and citrus tang the air; the deck hums with low music as the captain trims the sails and the Mediterranean pulls you west toward indigo water and limestone coves.
This private, eight-hour charter runs the classic Pitiusas loop—short hops to Cala Comte and Cala Tarida, then a longer run where Ibiza’s layered geology of Miocene limestone gives way to the flat, sandy fringes of Formentera. Human history here is maritime: Phoenician and Roman sailors once used these coves as stopovers, and the islands still host small fishing communities and beachside restaurants serving local sobrasada, seafood and freshly caught fish.
Expect clear snorkeling in shallow Posidonia meadows, with opportunities for paddleboarding off the transom. The crew provides towels, sheets and a dinghy for shore runs; drinks and a picnic are included, and the boat can be a day-sleep platform or base for multi-day stays.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a snorkeling mask that fits, and a light wind layer for open-water legs. Plan for mid-day heat—ice and shade are provided but timing swims for morning or late afternoon keeps water cooler and visibility higher. Respect anchoring rules around seagrass beds and follow crew guidance when using the dinghy. For travelers who want a mix of relaxed cruising and active water time, this private charter is a direct, comfortable way to experience Ibiza and Formentera from the sea.