One of the most important aspects when planning your Ibiza and Formentera boat trip is which sailing routes to choose. The possibilities are many and choosing one or the other will depend on your preferences and, of course, the weather conditions. We show you some of the most popular boating destination in Ibiza and Formentera. A sagacious recommendation? On the day of the trip, tell your captain your idea so that he can adapt the route to the weather and your preferences.
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FORMENTERA ⛱
South, Formentera, Spain
Described by many as a paradise in the middle of the Mediterranean, anchored in the waters of Formentera you can enjoy pleasant walks along the white sandy beaches, bathe in an impressive turquoise sea on the beach of Ses Illetes or watch a sunset unforgettable in the magical cove Saona. Undoubtedly, the smallest of Pitiusas will surprise you!
The final touch of the Ibiza - Formentera boat route is a visit to Es Palmador: a small virgin island located next to Formentera, where you will believe you are stepping into paradise. Enjoying the boho-chic atmosphere of Formentera's beach clubs and strolling through charming white villages where time seems to have stopped several decades ago, are some plans that you cannot miss on your tour of the island.
Sailing to Formentera
Enjoy of a peaceful escape to pristine beaches and crystal clear waters. The most common for those seeking these waters is to depart from Ibiza's Botafoch marina, depending on the speed of your vessel, typically the time to get there ranging from 30 - 40 minutes. Upon arrival, anchor in secluded coves or busy anchorages to swim, snorkel, paddle or simply relax on deck.
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ES VEDRA ⛰
South West, Ibiza, Spain
Admiring the island of Es Vedra a few meters away and sailing around it is an impressive experience. The islet of Es Vedra is famous for the countless legends and mysteries that surround it. This place is considered one of the three largest magnetic centers on Earth. Feel its energy, enjoy one of the most beautiful views in the Mediterranean and visit the nearby coves such as Sa Pedrera de Cala d'Hort, Cala Llentrisca, Porroig or Es Niu de S'Aguila.
Sailing to Es Vedra
Begin your adventure by chartering a boat from one of Ibiza's marinas, such as Ibiza Town, San Antonio, or Santa Eulalia. Several local tour operators offer excursions to Es Vedra, ranging from luxury yachts to smaller sailboats and speedboats. The sailing time from Ibiza to Es Vedra typically varies between 30 minutes to an hour, depending on your departure point and the type of vessel. As you cruise across the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea, keep a lookout for dolphins and other marine life that often grace the waters around Es Vedra. The journey itself is a scenic delight, with panoramic views of Ibiza's rugged coastline and the mesmerising silhouette of Es Vedra rising dramatically from the sea.
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North Ibiza 𓆝
Northern, Ibiza, Spain
The north of Ibiza is the perfect route for anyone wanting to experience the wilder, more authentic side of the island. From the bay of Sol d'en Serra -one of the best places to practice snorkeling-, passing by the islet of Tagomago, the quiet cove Llenya and continuing towards Portinatx, Cala Xarraca, Benirrás, the port of San Miquel and Cala d ' Albarca: virgin coves, a crystalline sea full of life and above all: calm and tranquility, that's what you'll find on this boat tour through the north of Ibiza.
Sailing to Northern Coast of Ibiza
It promises a captivating journey filled with scenic beauty and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Departing from Ibiza Town or San Antonio, venture northward to explore secluded coves, rugged cliffs, and charming fishing villages. Along the way, anchor in picturesque bays such as Cala Xarraca or Cala de Sant Vicent, where crystal-clear waters invite leisurely swims and snorkeling adventures. As you continue your voyage, marvel at the dramatic landscapes of Punta de Sa Galera and Cap Blanc, where towering cliffs meet the azure sea. For a taste of authentic Ibiza, make a stop in the quaint village of Portinatx, known for its traditional whitewashed buildings and tranquil atmosphere. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, sailing along the north coast of Ibiza offers a memorable experience for all who embark on this maritime odyssey.
In the east of northern Ibiza, you'll find the picturesque beaches of Cala Xarraca and Cala de Sant Vicent. Cala Xarraca is known for its crystal-clear waters and secluded setting, perfect for snorkeling and relaxation. Cala de Sant Vicent, on the other hand, boasts a crescent-shaped beach surrounded by pine-covered cliffs, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle.
In the west of northern Ibiza, you'll encounter the stunning cove of Portinatx. This charming fishing village is home to several beautiful beaches, including S'Arenal Gros and S'Arenal Petit. With their soft sands and shallow turquoise waters, these beaches are ideal for families and sun-seekers alike.
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