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Spend a private eight-hour day aboard a Lagoon 400 from Cala Jondal, hopping crystal coves, snorkeling Atlantis’s rock pools and circling the legendary Es Vedrá. This charter combines easy sailing, SUP and local bites with a captain who knows the island’s best quiet spots.
Spend a private eight-hour day aboard a Lagoon 400 from Cala Jondal, hopping crystal coves, snorkeling Atlantis’s rock pools and circling the legendary Es Vedrá. This charter combines easy sailing, SUP and local bites with a captain who knows the island’s best quiet spots.
You climb aboard a Lagoon 400 at Cala Jondal and the island slides away: the bow net hums under your weight, salt stings the air and the sea dares you to jump. For eight hours the Mediterranean sets the pace — short, glassy sails between coves, the reddish cliffs around Es Torrent, then the surreal rock gardens of Atlantis and the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrá.
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Operated by Holistic Sailing · Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands
You climb aboard a Lagoon 400 at Cala Jondal and the island slides away: the bow net hums under your weight, salt stings the air and the sea dares you to jump. For eight hours the Mediterranean sets the pace — short, glassy sails between coves, the reddish cliffs around Es Torrent, then the surreal rock gardens of Atlantis and the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrá.
These shores are geological pages: uplifted limestone, ancient quarries carved into stepped pools at Atlantis, and the towering calcarenite of Es Vedrá that has inspired sailors’ myths for centuries. Culturally, the south coast still mixes small fishing traditions with the island’s summer hospitality — beach chiringuitos serve grilled fish and paella a short dinghy ride from quiet sand.
Practically, expect a private itinerary: about 30–45 minutes of sailing between highlights, multiple swim and snorkel stops, and stand-up paddleboarding from the deck. The boat includes snorkel kit, SUP, a restroom, Wi‑Fi and a captain who knows the hidden coves. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for the afternoon sea breeze. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before departure; shallow swims near Atlantis mean uneven underwater rock. Respect protected areas and follow crew guidance around Es Vedrá — landing is restricted in places.
Timing matters: mornings give calmer seas and clearer snorkeling; late afternoons deliver softer light on Es Vedrá. Whether you want a relaxed day of floating or an active swim-and-explore trip, the private catamaran offers a comfortable, adaptable way to read Ibiza’s shoreline from the water.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility for boarding, short swims and climbing on/off dinghies
Yes — snorkel masks and fins are included; sizes vary so bring your own if you need a specific fit.
Landing near Es Vedrá is restricted in many places due to conservation rules; the route circles the islet and offers close views from the water instead.
A Lagoon 400 typically accommodates small private groups comfortably — confirm exact max passenger count with the operator at booking.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check operator terms for last‑minute changes due to weather.
The south coast’s Atlantis area preserves traces of old quarrying and maritime activity; Es Vedrá has long featured in local myths and sailors’ lore.
Parts of Ibiza’s southwest are protected marine habitats — avoid anchoring in posidonia meadows and follow crew instructions to minimize impact.
Holistic Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You climb aboard a Lagoon 400 at Cala Jondal and the island slides away: the bow net hums under your weight, salt stings the air and the sea dares you to jump. For eight hours the Mediterranean sets the pace — short, glassy sails between coves, the reddish cliffs around Es Torrent, then the surreal rock gardens of Atlantis and the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrá.
You climb aboard a Lagoon 400 at Cala Jondal and the island slides away: the bow net hums under your weight, salt stings the air and the sea dares you to jump. For eight hours the Mediterranean sets the pace — short, glassy sails between coves, the reddish cliffs around Es Torrent, then the surreal rock gardens of Atlantis and the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrá.
These shores are geological pages: uplifted limestone, ancient quarries carved into stepped pools at Atlantis, and the towering calcarenite of Es Vedrá that has inspired sailors’ myths for centuries. Culturally, the south coast still mixes small fishing traditions with the island’s summer hospitality — beach chiringuitos serve grilled fish and paella a short dinghy ride from quiet sand.
Practically, expect a private itinerary: about 30–45 minutes of sailing between highlights, multiple swim and snorkel stops, and stand-up paddleboarding from the deck. The boat includes snorkel kit, SUP, a restroom, Wi‑Fi and a captain who knows the hidden coves. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for the afternoon sea breeze. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before departure; shallow swims near Atlantis mean uneven underwater rock. Respect protected areas and follow crew guidance around Es Vedrá — landing is restricted in places.
Timing matters: mornings give calmer seas and clearer snorkeling; late afternoons deliver softer light on Es Vedrá. Whether you want a relaxed day of floating or an active swim-and-explore trip, the private catamaran offers a comfortable, adaptable way to read Ibiza’s shoreline from the water.