- Full Day (8hs)
- Half Day (4 hs)
- Extra Hour: 50 Euro
- VAT 21% not included
- Bail without skipper: 1.200 Euro
- Mandatory skipper: NO
- Optional skipper: 150 Euros/day
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Rates: -Low season from 290 -Mid season from 365 -High season from 440 Write us for your offer with or without skipper! Open Trimarchi 57S boat rental with free use:
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Rates: -Low season from 350 -Mid season from 480 -High season from 550 Write us for your offer with or without skipper! Monterey boat rental with free use:
- Full Day (8hs)
- Half Day (4 hs)
- Extra Hour: 50 Euro
- VAT 21% not included
- Bail without skipper: 1.200 Euro
- Mandatory skipper: NO
- Optional skipper: 150 Euros/day
- Average fuel consumption: 15l/h
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From €600. Write us for your offer! Departure time: 10:00 Itinerary: We will leave from the Marina San Antonio harbour and sail south; we will cruise between Es Vedrá Island and Es Vedranel island. In approximate one hour, we will reach Espalmador marine park island for a first stop at Sa Torreta Bay, a stunning hidden bay with a beautiful white sand beach in the north of Espalmador island. Sa Torreta Bay is reachable only by boat. Since 1980 the tiny island is part of the marine park reserve of Las Salinas and is home to marine birds and turtles. You will be able to relax and enjoy the shallow waters of the Bay before moving to the next stop. Following a 10 minute sailing trip, we will reach the main Bay of Espalmador, one of the most famous spots of Formentera and one of the most stunning bays of the Mediterranean Sea. The island is extremely rich in wildlife, including protected birds, dolphins, tunas and turtles. We will stop at S’Alga beach, in the western section of the bay. This is a protected area and offers a halfmoon “postcard” landscape with small sand dunes and blue waters. We will stop at S’Alga for around two hours; you will be able to discend to the beach, where we can take you through a dedicated boat corridor. The third step is Ses Illetes Beach, awarded as Spain’s most beautiful beach and ranked in the top 10 o beaches of the world. Ses Illetes is known for its wide and long white strip of sand and its blue waters. Ses Illetes Beach is a UNESCO heritage site. This beach is known as the “Mediterranean Caribbean” and the “authentic Paradise on earth”. Underwater visibility is more than 100 meters thanks to the Posidonia fields that grow in the island. Our last stop will be at Cala Saona Bay. This beach is famous for the typical fisherman houses, which have been included in the list of protected cultural heritage sites of the Ibiza and Formentera Council. You will be able to learn about the Llauts (traditional wooden boats) and the system of slides used to access the water. Cala Saona is the only beach of the western coast and the only one where you can enjoy the sunset. Cala Saona bay offers also interesting spots for snorkeling. hours. If you are lucky, you might see dolphins on the way back, especially in the area around Es Vedrà.
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From €400. Write us for your offer! Departure time: 10.30/16 We will leave from the Marina San Antonio harbor and sail towards Margarita Island, which is reachable only by boat. Margarita offers a wild landscape, with high cliffs, small natural bays and deep blue waters. The island has three different blocks of rocks, Lock Rocks, and an iconic arch that we will cross by boat. We will stop for our first swim and for some snorkeling. With a 10 meter water depth, Margarita is home to barracudas and sting rays. We will then sail towards Cala Salada, famous for its green and blue waters, through Cala Saladeta, a tiny protected inlet, and to Punta Galera. This is one of the most iconic places of Ibiza, where the wind erosion has created a peculiar effects on its rocks. Punta Galera is a popular place, where people go to do Yoga or chill until the sunset. We will sail towards the San Antonio Bay to reach Cala Bassa Reef Cave, a natural spot famous for its red coral. Our third stop is the White Bay Rovira Tower, next to Cala Bassa. The White Bay Rovira Tower is a breathtaking place, with transparent waters and a wild coast. Our fourth stop is one of the beaches of Cala Conta; we will decide where to stop depending on the wind, we usually stop at either Dolphin Bay or Cala Contita Bay. Cala Conta is considered one of the best beaches of Ibiza. Our last stop will also depend on the weather conditions. If the wind allows us, we will go to the Big Cave (or Rave Cave Bay). This is a natural cave and an excellent for snorkeling. The alternative is Lighthouse Bay, an inlet of the Conejera Island and a part of the marine natural park of Ses Bledas Islands.
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Departure from Cala Conta Area (Dolphin Bay) bearing to the amazing Cala Conta and Cala Contita for a first swim. After approximately 1 hour paddling, we will reach Cala Tarida hidden beach, where we stop in small sandy beach surrounded by the local fishermen houses. Duration: 6 hours Price x Kayak
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Departure from Cala Conta Area (Dolphin Bay) paddling to Torre D’En Rovira Bay, visiting white Rock Bay. Last stop in Cala Bassa Beach, half-moon sandy beach protected from the major winds with amazing crystal water. Duration: 5 hours Price x Kayak
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Departure from Cala Conta Area (Dolphin Bay), one of the best beaches of Ibiza, paddling 20 minutes we will reach Bosque Island, famous for its cliffs shaped by the wind. After sightseeing the beauty of the island, and a swim in Cala Contita, last stop is the Rave Cave, a nice Bay surrounded by a big cave. Duration: 5 horas Price per kayak
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From € 500. Write us for your offer! Departure hours: 10:30 / 12:30 Itinerary: We will leave from the Marina San Antonio harbor in direction of Cala Bassa. We will pass by the Reef Cave, a natural cave where you can appreciate the Mediterranean red coral. Our first stop is the famous Cala Conta, a bay with crystalline water and white sands. After a relaxing swim, we will sail towards the big Cave (often known as the Rave Cave) and the Pirate Cave (or Codolar Cave) and will reach our second stop: Cala Tarida. This local Fisherman Bay is an excellent spot, protected from the winds and reachable only by boat or kayak. Our third stop are Es Vedrá Island and its minor sister, Es Vedranell islands; these are not only natural maritime parks and biosphere reserves but also the spiritual symbols of the island. Es Vedrà is approximately 400 meters high and it is one of the three geo magnetic points of the earth together with the Bermuda islands and the North Pole. During spring and autumn natural fogs cover the island, which disappears completely from the view. The movie South Pacific (1958) was filmed in Es Vedrà. There are several mythical stories around the Es Vedrà. Some argue is the place where Ulysses heard the mermaids; others believe Es Vedrá is a landing port for the UFOs. Regardless of these stories, Es Vedrà remains a magic and mystic place. We will sail around the two islands and stop for a swim and some snorkeling. It is common to see big groupers, barracudas, dolphins and white tunas. Our following stop is Atlantis Bay (Sa Pedrera -Big Rock), another spot that is reachable only by boat or by 4 hours of trekking. Atlantis is a fun place: you can swim or, if you are brave enough, dive from one of its hills – an 11 meter jump into the water. Like Es Vedrà, Atlantis is a mystic place, with natural pools, moonlike landscapes, rock constructions and paintings. Our last stop is Cala D´Hort, where you can appreciate the amazing cliffs of Cabo Blanco and the iconic view of Es Vedrá and Es Vedranell. Cala D´Hort is famous for its peculiar “white” waters due to the white stones and the white sands of its Bay. Our afternoon trips (with departure at 12.30) end in front of the famous Café del Mar (San Antonio Bay) to enjoy the sunset.
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Write us for your offer with or without skipper! BSC 62 Sport boat rental with free use:
- Full Day (8hs)
- Half Day (4 hs)
- Extra Hour: 50 Euro
- VAT 21% not included
- Bail without skipper: 1.200 Euro
- Mandatory skipper: NO
- Optional skipper: 150 Euros/day
- Average fuel consumption: 15l/h
