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Float on the nets of a private catamaran and hop between south Ibiza’s best coves. Swim, snorkel, paddleboard and disembark for seaside lunches on a relaxed seven-hour cruise.
Float on the nets of a private catamaran and hop between south Ibiza’s best coves. Swim, snorkel, paddleboard and disembark for seaside lunches on a relaxed seven-hour cruise.
The nets of a private catamaran hold you half over the sea as the island slips into view: white cliffs, hidden coves and water that changes from teal to deep sapphire with each yard of depth. The engine quiets, the anchor drops, and the captain calls out a shallow bay where the crew will lower paddleboards and snorkel gear. You step off the ladder into water that dares you to dive deeper.
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Operated by Charteralia · Ibiza Town, Balearic Islands
The nets of a private catamaran hold you half over the sea as the island slips into view: white cliffs, hidden coves and water that changes from teal to deep sapphire with each yard of depth. The engine quiets, the anchor drops, and the captain calls out a shallow bay where the crew will lower paddleboards and snorkel gear. You step off the ladder into water that dares you to dive deeper.
Ibiza’s south coast is shaped by Miocene limestones and ancient seabeds; small coves (calas) have sheltered sailors since Phoenician and Roman times and later became quiet fishing hamlets. Today the shoreline balances a spirited beach culture with quiet stretches of scrubby maquis and low cliffs that frame clear swimming holes. Local beach restaurants serve fresh seafood and slow-cooked rice dishes — a direct link to the island’s maritime roots.
Practically, expect a seven-hour day of anchoring, swimming, snorkelling and short beach landings. Snorkel masks, life jackets and paddleboards are usually provided; you can bring your own food or disembark for lunch and get an extra hour on shore. Mornings and late afternoons tend to be calmer for swimming; mid-day brings more wind and chop. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight cover-up for sun and breeze, and a waterproof pouch for your passport — you’ll need ID at check-in.
This charter is designed for relaxed exploration rather than fast passages: plan to move slowly, follow crew safety guidance, and leave the coves as you found them so the water keeps its color for the next generation of swimmers.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels — basic mobility for boarding and swimming recommended
Yes, basic snorkel masks and life jackets are typically provided by the operator.
Yes — you can bring food and drinks, or disembark for lunch at a beach restaurant with an extra hour ashore included.
This is family-friendly and suitable for most ages; infant seats and life jackets are available but check capacity limits when booking.
All sales are final, but operators will cancel and refund or reschedule if the trip is canceled due to unsafe weather conditions.
South Ibiza’s coves sheltered maritime routes since ancient Phoenician and Roman times; many current beach villages evolved from small fishing communities.
Practice leave-no-trace: avoid anchoring on seagrass beds (Posidonia) and use reef-safe sunscreen to protect sensitive marine ecosystems.
Charteralia operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The nets of a private catamaran hold you half over the sea as the island slips into view: white cliffs, hidden coves and water that changes from teal to deep sapphire with each yard of depth. The engine quiets, the anchor drops, and the captain calls out a shallow bay where the crew will lower paddleboards and snorkel gear. You step off the ladder into water that dares you to dive deeper.
The nets of a private catamaran hold you half over the sea as the island slips into view: white cliffs, hidden coves and water that changes from teal to deep sapphire with each yard of depth. The engine quiets, the anchor drops, and the captain calls out a shallow bay where the crew will lower paddleboards and snorkel gear. You step off the ladder into water that dares you to dive deeper.
Ibiza’s south coast is shaped by Miocene limestones and ancient seabeds; small coves (calas) have sheltered sailors since Phoenician and Roman times and later became quiet fishing hamlets. Today the shoreline balances a spirited beach culture with quiet stretches of scrubby maquis and low cliffs that frame clear swimming holes. Local beach restaurants serve fresh seafood and slow-cooked rice dishes — a direct link to the island’s maritime roots.
Practically, expect a seven-hour day of anchoring, swimming, snorkelling and short beach landings. Snorkel masks, life jackets and paddleboards are usually provided; you can bring your own food or disembark for lunch and get an extra hour on shore. Mornings and late afternoons tend to be calmer for swimming; mid-day brings more wind and chop. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight cover-up for sun and breeze, and a waterproof pouch for your passport — you’ll need ID at check-in.
This charter is designed for relaxed exploration rather than fast passages: plan to move slowly, follow crew safety guidance, and leave the coves as you found them so the water keeps its color for the next generation of swimmers.