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A private full-day sail from Ibiza to Formentera and s'Espalmador aboard a Beneteau Oceanis 311—snorkel clear flats, paddleboard along sugar sand, and moor in Ibiza town. Perfect for small groups seeking a flexible, skipper-led sea day.
A private full-day sail from Ibiza to Formentera and s'Espalmador aboard a Beneteau Oceanis 311—snorkel clear flats, paddleboard along sugar sand, and moor in Ibiza town. Perfect for small groups seeking a flexible, skipper-led sea day.
You step from the quay at Club Náutico Ibiza as the hull settles and the Mediterranean pulls the boat away from town. The Beneteau Oceanis 311 hums under sail, and within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs, scrubby pine and low wind-blown juniper; the sea opens bright and clean. Sunlight slides across the deck speakers while the skipper charts a course toward Formentera and the powder sand of s'Espalmador.
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Operated by Ibiza Sailing Charter · Ibiza, Balearic Islands
You step from the quay at Club Náutico Ibiza as the hull settles and the Mediterranean pulls the boat away from town. The Beneteau Oceanis 311 hums under sail, and within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs, scrubby pine and low wind-blown juniper; the sea opens bright and clean. Sunlight slides across the deck speakers while the skipper charts a course toward Formentera and the powder sand of s'Espalmador.
This stretch of the Pitiusas sits on Miocene limestone; currents and waves have shaped shallow sandbars and crystal flats that make s'Espalmador and nearby Playa de Ses Illetes internationally famous for clear water and drifting seagrass meadows. Human history here runs from Phoenician sailors to modern-day fishing communities in Ibiza town (Eivissa), and the islands are protected in the Parc Natural de ses Salines—respect for anchoring rules matters.
On a private day charter you can expect a relaxed, skipper-led cruise for up to seven passengers, onboard comforts including two double cabins, a small galley, snorkel masks and paddle boards, and mooring options in Ibiza town. Swim off the ladder into shallow turquoise or walk the white sand spits at low tide; currents can shift, so listen to the crew.
Practical guidance: depart early to avoid peak sun and crowds, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer for open-water stretches, and water shoes for rocky shores. The operator requires moderate fitness for short climbs and water activity; cancellations are permitted 24 hours prior. Treat the park like a neighbor—leave no trace and follow skipper directions for anchoring and wildlife protection.
moderate.
8 hours.
Moderate fitness; able to climb a ladder, embark from a dinghy, and swim short distances.
Boarding is at Club Náutico Ibiza (Ibiza town); arrive 15–30 minutes before your scheduled departure to allow for boarding and a safety briefing.
The boat has a galley and basic kitchenware; clarify with the operator if catering is included or bring your own provisions and a cooler.
Small children are permitted; infant seats are available. Service animals are allowed, but check with the operator in advance about space and safety arrangements.
The operator can cancel for bad weather; the standard policy allows a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure, and skipper judgment governs safety at sea.
The Pitiusas islands have maritime roots from Phoenician and Roman eras to traditional fishing villages in Eivissa; many coastal coves once served as secluded anchorages for small boats.
Much of the area is part of the Parc Natural de ses Salines; follow anchoring rules, avoid trampling seagrass (Posidonia), and use reef-safe products to minimize impact.
Ibiza Sailing Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the quay at Club Náutico Ibiza as the hull settles and the Mediterranean pulls the boat away from town. The Beneteau Oceanis 311 hums under sail, and within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs, scrubby pine and low wind-blown juniper; the sea opens bright and clean. Sunlight slides across the deck speakers while the skipper charts a course toward Formentera and the powder sand of s'Espalmador.
You step from the quay at Club Náutico Ibiza as the hull settles and the Mediterranean pulls the boat away from town. The Beneteau Oceanis 311 hums under sail, and within an hour the shoreline thins to limestone cliffs, scrubby pine and low wind-blown juniper; the sea opens bright and clean. Sunlight slides across the deck speakers while the skipper charts a course toward Formentera and the powder sand of s'Espalmador.
This stretch of the Pitiusas sits on Miocene limestone; currents and waves have shaped shallow sandbars and crystal flats that make s'Espalmador and nearby Playa de Ses Illetes internationally famous for clear water and drifting seagrass meadows. Human history here runs from Phoenician sailors to modern-day fishing communities in Ibiza town (Eivissa), and the islands are protected in the Parc Natural de ses Salines—respect for anchoring rules matters.
On a private day charter you can expect a relaxed, skipper-led cruise for up to seven passengers, onboard comforts including two double cabins, a small galley, snorkel masks and paddle boards, and mooring options in Ibiza town. Swim off the ladder into shallow turquoise or walk the white sand spits at low tide; currents can shift, so listen to the crew.
Practical guidance: depart early to avoid peak sun and crowds, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a wind layer for open-water stretches, and water shoes for rocky shores. The operator requires moderate fitness for short climbs and water activity; cancellations are permitted 24 hours prior. Treat the park like a neighbor—leave no trace and follow skipper directions for anchoring and wildlife protection.