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Board a private 3-hour SUP and snorkeling cruise from San Antonio that mixes easy paddle sessions, snorkel stops in crystalline bays, and relaxed sunbathing with complimentary drinks. Ideal for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.
Board a private 3-hour SUP and snorkeling cruise from San Antonio that mixes easy paddle sessions, snorkel stops in crystalline bays, and relaxed sunbathing with complimentary drinks. Ideal for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.
Early light breaks over San Antonio’s marina and the boat rocks gently as the crew prepares boards and masks. Participants move between shaded sunbeds and a simple briefing; the sea smells of salt and warm rock. Over the next three hours the trip alternates—calm glides on a stand-up paddleboard, quick swims into translucent coves, and quiet stretches on deck with a cold drink while the captain reads the coast like a map.
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Operated by Ibiza SUP Adventure · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
Early light breaks over San Antonio’s marina and the boat rocks gently as the crew prepares boards and masks. Participants move between shaded sunbeds and a simple briefing; the sea smells of salt and warm rock. Over the next three hours the trip alternates—calm glides on a stand-up paddleboard, quick swims into translucent coves, and quiet stretches on deck with a cold drink while the captain reads the coast like a map.
Geology here is Mediterranean limestone: low cliffs, submerged caves and beaches of compact sand formed by long, slow erosion. Ibiza’s west coast grew as a series of marine benches and sea caves, which the tour uses to access spots unreachable by road. Culturally, San Antonio has long been a fishing port turned cosmopolitan resort; local captains still point out old watchtowers and secluded bays named by fishermen.
Expect guided instruction for all skill levels—beginners get basics on balance and paddle technique; stronger paddlers can explore farther from the boat. Snorkeling takes place in shallow rocky reefs where visibility is typically excellent; wear reef-safe sunscreen to protect Posidonia seagrass beds.
Practical notes: meet at Club Náutico San Antonio 20 minutes before departure, no hotel pickup. Bring a towel, swimwear, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. Hydrate before boarding; transitions from board to boat are simple but require basic swimming competency. The rhythm of this VIP trip is relaxed—part active exploration, part coastal sightseeing—ideal for travelers who want both movement and downtime on clear Mediterranean water.
moderate.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to stand for short periods, paddle for 10–30 minutes at a time, and swim in open water.
No; the guide provides basic instruction and stays near the boat so beginners can learn safely.
Yes—masks and snorkels are supplied and sanitized for the trip's sheltered bays.
The tour accommodates children but infant seats and approval may be required—check age requirements when booking.
The operator cancels in unsafe conditions and offers a refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; last-minute weather cancellations are also refundable.
The west coast retains small watchtowers from the 16th–18th centuries once used to spot corsairs and warn fishing communities.
Avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and use reef-safe sunscreen; operators typically brief guests on minimal-impact snorkeling practices.
Ibiza SUP Adventure operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Early light breaks over San Antonio’s marina and the boat rocks gently as the crew prepares boards and masks. Participants move between shaded sunbeds and a simple briefing; the sea smells of salt and warm rock. Over the next three hours the trip alternates—calm glides on a stand-up paddleboard, quick swims into translucent coves, and quiet stretches on deck with a cold drink while the captain reads the coast like a map.
Early light breaks over San Antonio’s marina and the boat rocks gently as the crew prepares boards and masks. Participants move between shaded sunbeds and a simple briefing; the sea smells of salt and warm rock. Over the next three hours the trip alternates—calm glides on a stand-up paddleboard, quick swims into translucent coves, and quiet stretches on deck with a cold drink while the captain reads the coast like a map.
Geology here is Mediterranean limestone: low cliffs, submerged caves and beaches of compact sand formed by long, slow erosion. Ibiza’s west coast grew as a series of marine benches and sea caves, which the tour uses to access spots unreachable by road. Culturally, San Antonio has long been a fishing port turned cosmopolitan resort; local captains still point out old watchtowers and secluded bays named by fishermen.
Expect guided instruction for all skill levels—beginners get basics on balance and paddle technique; stronger paddlers can explore farther from the boat. Snorkeling takes place in shallow rocky reefs where visibility is typically excellent; wear reef-safe sunscreen to protect Posidonia seagrass beds.
Practical notes: meet at Club Náutico San Antonio 20 minutes before departure, no hotel pickup. Bring a towel, swimwear, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. Hydrate before boarding; transitions from board to boat are simple but require basic swimming competency. The rhythm of this VIP trip is relaxed—part active exploration, part coastal sightseeing—ideal for travelers who want both movement and downtime on clear Mediterranean water.