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Spend a private day on a 42-foot sailboat exploring Cala Jondal, Ses Illetes, S’Espalmador and Sa Caleta. This tailor-made 8‑hour charter combines swimming, snorkeling, SUP and relaxed sailing through protected Mediterranean waters.
Spend a private day on a 42-foot sailboat exploring Cala Jondal, Ses Illetes, S’Espalmador and Sa Caleta. This tailor-made 8‑hour charter combines swimming, snorkeling, SUP and relaxed sailing through protected Mediterranean waters.
You push off from Cala Jondal as the island shrinks behind you — wind on the foredeck, the hull cutting a steady line through bright Mediterranean blue.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Holistic Sailing · Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands
You push off from Cala Jondal as the island shrinks behind you — wind on the foredeck, the hull cutting a steady line through bright Mediterranean blue.
The day moves like a set of chapters: a brief safety talk, a quiet sail toward Formentera while the skipper reads the wind, and long stops for swimming and SUP where the water is the clear color of cut glass. Ses Illetes stretches in white arcs within Ses Salines Natural Park; S’Espalmador’s shallow flats invite slow wading and secret sandbars; Sa Caleta shows ochre cliffs and pine-smoke air with a whisper of Ibiza’s Phoenician past.
Geology here is limestone and sand, carved by sea and wind into cliffs and sheltered coves. Culturally the islands balance fishing traditions and salt harvesting with a modern tourism rhythm — the Ses Salines protections preserve much of the coastline you’ll see.
Practicalities: this is an 8-hour private charter for up to eight guests on a 42-foot sailboat, with snorkel and SUP gear, restroom on board, and fuel included. Expect alternating stretches of calm motoring and active sailing if conditions allow; basic swimming comfort is recommended. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for the afternoon.
Timing matters: mornings are ideal for tranquil anchorages and clearer water for snorkeling; late afternoon returns often reward you with a dramatic sunset silhouette of Es Vedrà. Respect marked marine reserves, avoid trampling Posidonia meadows when landing, and leave the day’s pace to the sea — it will set it for you.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be comfortable swimming and climbing aboard from small ladders.
Most charters meet at Cala Jondal; exact boarding details are provided after booking and crew will give a brief safety briefing before departure.
Lunch is not automatically included—you can dine at a waterfront restaurant, eat your own provisions aboard, or arrange catering in advance.
Yes—this private experience is family-friendly, but children should be supervised and comfortable with basic swimming and boat movement.
Yes—stops are planned at these spots when conditions and regulations permit; the skipper will avoid protected seagrass meadows and follow local rules.
Sa Caleta marks an early Phoenician settlement on Ibiza more than 2,600 years ago; salt harvesting in Ses Salines shaped local livelihoods for centuries.
Much of the route passes through protected zones—avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows, use reef-safe products, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.
Holistic Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Cala Jondal as the island shrinks behind you — wind on the foredeck, the hull cutting a steady line through bright Mediterranean blue.
You push off from Cala Jondal as the island shrinks behind you — wind on the foredeck, the hull cutting a steady line through bright Mediterranean blue.
The day moves like a set of chapters: a brief safety talk, a quiet sail toward Formentera while the skipper reads the wind, and long stops for swimming and SUP where the water is the clear color of cut glass. Ses Illetes stretches in white arcs within Ses Salines Natural Park; S’Espalmador’s shallow flats invite slow wading and secret sandbars; Sa Caleta shows ochre cliffs and pine-smoke air with a whisper of Ibiza’s Phoenician past.
Geology here is limestone and sand, carved by sea and wind into cliffs and sheltered coves. Culturally the islands balance fishing traditions and salt harvesting with a modern tourism rhythm — the Ses Salines protections preserve much of the coastline you’ll see.
Practicalities: this is an 8-hour private charter for up to eight guests on a 42-foot sailboat, with snorkel and SUP gear, restroom on board, and fuel included. Expect alternating stretches of calm motoring and active sailing if conditions allow; basic swimming comfort is recommended. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for the afternoon.
Timing matters: mornings are ideal for tranquil anchorages and clearer water for snorkeling; late afternoon returns often reward you with a dramatic sunset silhouette of Es Vedrà. Respect marked marine reserves, avoid trampling Posidonia meadows when landing, and leave the day’s pace to the sea — it will set it for you.