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Slip offshore from Sant Antoni for a four-hour catamaran cruise that combines snorkeling, paddle-surfing and optional beach time. Ideal for swimmers and casual paddlers, evening sails capture unforgettable Ibiza sunsets.
Slip offshore from Sant Antoni for a four-hour catamaran cruise that combines snorkeling, paddle-surfing and optional beach time. Ideal for swimmers and casual paddlers, evening sails capture unforgettable Ibiza sunsets.
Morning light slices across the balmy harbor as a white catamaran slips free from the dock near Mar Amantis Hotel. Salted air pulls you toward low cliffs and hidden coves; the skipper trims the sails, the hull hums, and the coastline of Sant Antoni stretches like a map of small blue promises.
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Operated by Goa Catamaran · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
Morning light slices across the balmy harbor as a white catamaran slips free from the dock near Mar Amantis Hotel. Salted air pulls you toward low cliffs and hidden coves; the skipper trims the sails, the hull hums, and the coastline of Sant Antoni stretches like a map of small blue promises.
This short cruise stitches together Ibiza’s coastal character — its Miocene limestone shelves, sea caves carved by Mediterranean swell, and beaches that have been both fishing grounds and seasonal resorts for centuries. Sant Antoni itself grew from a 16th-century fishing and salt-processing enclave into a modern tourist hub, but the shoreline still speaks in rock ledges, pine-clad bluffs and scrub that smells of thyme.
On this half-day outing you’ll step from deck to water: snorkel masks reveal rocky reefs and shoals of wrasse; paddle boards let you probe quiet coves; optional beach stops deliver sand and sun. The evening departures tighten the light, offering a sunset that leans low over the horizon and turns the sea a sheet of copper.
Practicalities are straightforward — expect about four hours aboard, onboard restroom, bottled water, snorkel and paddle-surf equipment, and a skipper who knows the local currents. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry layer for wind off the water, and a secure bag for phones. If you’re traveling with infants, note they must sit on laps and that the operator marks the tour as physically easy. Timing your trip for calm seas and lower winds will make both snorkeling and paddling far more enjoyable.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkel sections
Yes — snorkels, masks and fins are provided as part of the trip.
Yes — paddle-surf boards are available and skippers provide basic guidance suitable for beginners.
Infants and small children are permitted; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and the vessel is stroller-accessible.
The operator cancels for bad weather; all sales are final so confirm schedules and wind forecasts before booking.
Sant Antoni developed from small fishing and salt-harvesting operations into a 20th-century resort town; remnants of old stone piers and coastal mills dot the shoreline.
Use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching reef life, and follow skipper guidance to minimize anchoring on sensitive seabeds.
Goa Catamaran operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slices across the balmy harbor as a white catamaran slips free from the dock near Mar Amantis Hotel. Salted air pulls you toward low cliffs and hidden coves; the skipper trims the sails, the hull hums, and the coastline of Sant Antoni stretches like a map of small blue promises.
Morning light slices across the balmy harbor as a white catamaran slips free from the dock near Mar Amantis Hotel. Salted air pulls you toward low cliffs and hidden coves; the skipper trims the sails, the hull hums, and the coastline of Sant Antoni stretches like a map of small blue promises.
This short cruise stitches together Ibiza’s coastal character — its Miocene limestone shelves, sea caves carved by Mediterranean swell, and beaches that have been both fishing grounds and seasonal resorts for centuries. Sant Antoni itself grew from a 16th-century fishing and salt-processing enclave into a modern tourist hub, but the shoreline still speaks in rock ledges, pine-clad bluffs and scrub that smells of thyme.
On this half-day outing you’ll step from deck to water: snorkel masks reveal rocky reefs and shoals of wrasse; paddle boards let you probe quiet coves; optional beach stops deliver sand and sun. The evening departures tighten the light, offering a sunset that leans low over the horizon and turns the sea a sheet of copper.
Practicalities are straightforward — expect about four hours aboard, onboard restroom, bottled water, snorkel and paddle-surf equipment, and a skipper who knows the local currents. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a quick-dry layer for wind off the water, and a secure bag for phones. If you’re traveling with infants, note they must sit on laps and that the operator marks the tour as physically easy. Timing your trip for calm seas and lower winds will make both snorkeling and paddling far more enjoyable.