4 hours
Es Vedrà sunset
Depart Sant Antoni or Ibiza Town, swim at Cala Bassa or Cala d'Hort and watch the sun go down behind Es Vedrà.
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Turquoise calas, the hop to Formentera and sunset by Es Vedrà.
A yacht charter in Ibiza is the easiest way to see the island without traffic, crowded beaches or parking hunts. The coastline is a chain of small coves with clear water, rocky headlands and beach restaurants that are often easiest to reach from the sea. Formentera, with its famous shallow lagoons, lies a short crossing from Ibiza Town, so a single day on the water really does show you two islands.
Most guests book a captained day charter: leave Marina Ibiza or Marina Botafoch in the morning, swim and lunch at anchor off Formentera, then cruise back along the west coast in time for sunset. Flybridge motor yachts suit groups of friends, catamarans give families more space and stability, and fast day boats are ideal for couples or small parties. Many yachts can add a jet ski, paddleboards, catering or hotel transfers.
One local rule matters: Posidonia seagrass is protected across the Balearics, and anchoring on it is prohibited. This seagrass is a big part of why the water is so clear, so captains use sandy patches or mooring buoy fields instead. That is one reason an experienced local skipper is worth having. We collect offers from vetted operators, compare what each price includes and help you choose the right boat for your budget and route.
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Motor yacht16.2 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Motor yacht19.1 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Motor yacht16.9 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Catamaran14 m · up to 12 guests · 4 cabins
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Motor yacht20.2 m · up to 12 guests · 3 cabins
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Speedboat11.6 m · up to 11 guests · 1 cabins
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts on this page. Hourly rates suit short cruises, daily rates full-day trips, and weekly rates charters with nights on board.
| Type | from / day | from / week |
|---|---|---|
| Motor yachts | €2,800 | — |
| Catamarans | €2,200 | €12,000 |
| Speedboats | €1,500 | — |
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
The dramatic rock islet off the southwest coast, rising to roughly 400 metres. It looks its best from the water in the late afternoon.
A popular anchorage facing Es Vedrà, with seafood restaurants on the beach that you can reach by tender.
A slim spit of white sand and shallow turquoise water and the highlight of most day routes. Boats mostly use the buoy field here.
A small private islet between Ibiza and Formentera with a long sandy bay and a regulated mooring field.
A sheltered pine-fringed bay near Sant Antoni with calm water, an easy stop on the way to sunset.
4 hours
Depart Sant Antoni or Ibiza Town, swim at Cala Bassa or Cala d'Hort and watch the sun go down behind Es Vedrà.
Full day
Cross to Formentera, anchor or moor off Ses Illetes or Espalmador, lunch ashore and cruise back in the evening.
7 days
Ibiza, Formentera and the smaller islets: the quiet north-coast calas, Cala Saona, Espalmador and nights in different marinas depending on the wind.
The season runs from May to October, peaking in July and August when the sea reaches 26–27 °C. June and September bring warm water, fewer crowds and better yacht availability.
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
As a guide, a captained day boat or small yacht starts from about €1,500 per day, while 16–20 m motor yachts start from roughly €2,800–6,000. The captain, insurance and basic equipment are usually included. Fuel is often charged separately in Spain, and 21% VAT may apply. Your quote shows the exact price and inclusions.
No. Every yacht we match you with comes with a professional captain who handles navigation and knows the local anchoring rules. You simply enjoy the day.
May to October. July and August are the busiest months, so book early. June and September offer the best balance of warm water, prices and quieter anchorages.
Yes, yachts work well for families, and child life jackets can be requested in advance. Bring sunscreen, a hat, swimwear, towels if the yacht does not provide them, a light layer for the evening and soft-soled shoes, or be ready to go barefoot.
A deposit usually secures the date, with the balance paid before departure. If the captain decides conditions are unsafe, the trip is typically rescheduled or refunded, but policies vary by yacht and are always set out in your quote.
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