3 Nights Inolvidabe Adventure on Board Catamaran

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

Day 1
Crossing to Formentera
3 stops
1
S'Espalmador
Discover the hidden paradise of S’Espalmador, an unspoilt island between Ibiza and Formentera. Only accessible by boat, this small islet is famous for its white sand beaches, turquoise waters and a fully protected natural environment. Upon arrival, travelers can swim in crystal clear waters, walk on dune trails, or simply relax away from the bustle. There are no bars or constructions, which guarantees a 100% natural and quiet experience. Ideal for those looking for a moment of disconnection in a paradise environment.
2 hours • Admission ticket included
2
Ses Illetes is undoubtedly one of the most impressive beaches in the Mediterranean. Located in the Ses Salines Natural Park, this strip of white sand and waters of impossible blue looks like something out of a postcard. Its calm and transparent sea makes it the perfect place to swim, snorkel or just relax in front of the horizon. From here you can see the islets that give it its name, and you can also access S’Espalmador on foot or by boat when the tide permits. Despite its popularity, it maintains a natural and caring environment, ideal for those seeking beauty and tranquility in a unique environment.
2 hours • Admission ticket free
3
Cala Saona is a hidden gem on the west coast of Formentera, ideal for anchoring and spending the night under the stars. Surrounded by reddish cliffs and incredibly clear turquoise waters, this small cove offers a quiet and safe haven for boats. During the day, travelers can swim, paddle surf or explore nearby caves. At sunset, the bay is tinged with gold and orange tones, giving away one of the most memorable sunsets on the island. At night, the atmosphere is serene, with the sound of the sea as the only company. A magical experience, perfect for those who seek connection with nature and moments of absolute peace.
3 hours • Admission ticket free
Day 2
Coves of Ibiza South West
3 stops
4
Cap des Falcó is a wild and elegant corner south of Ibiza, perfect for a scenic and relaxed stop during the crossing. Located within the Ses Salines Natural Park, this majestic cliff offers spectacular views of the open sea and a rugged coastline of great natural beauty. The waters are deep and crystal clear, ideal for a refreshing swim away from the crowds. It is also a prime spot to enjoy the silence and calm, with the sound of the sea gently breaking against the rocks. Nearby is the exclusive restaurant Experimental Beach, accessible by speedboat for those who wish to combine nature and gastronomy.
1 hour • Admission ticket free
5
Sa Caleta
Sa Caleta (Es Bol Nou) is a quiet and unique cove, surrounded by high reddish cliffs that create a unique and welcoming atmosphere. During this approximately 2-hour stop, travelers can swim in clear, shallow waters, perfect for relaxing or snorkeling. The beach is protected from the wind, making it an excellent place to anchor safely. In addition to its natural beauty, Sa Caleta is an important archaeological site, home to remains of a Phoenician settlement declared a World Heritage Site. A corner full of Ibizan history, nature and charm.
2 hours • Admission ticket free
6
Porroig is a hidden and protected cove south of Ibiza, perfect for a quiet and exclusive stop during the crossing. Surrounded by small fishing huts and low cliffs, this bay offers very calm waters, ideal for anchoring in total safety. The setting is serene and authentic, away from mass tourism, with an atmosphere that invites rest and contemplation. It is a perfect place to take a swim, paddle surf or just enjoy the Mediterranean landscape in total peace. Its sheltered orientation also makes it an excellent place to eat on board without rushing.
3 hours • Admission ticket free
Day 3
Incredible views of Es Vedra and Atlantis
4 stops
7
Es Vedra
Sailing alongside Es Vedrà is a magical and unforgettable experience, full of mystery and natural beauty. This imposing rocky islet, towering over 400 meters above the sea off the southwest coast of Ibiza, is shrouded in legends and special energies. During the walk, travelers can enjoy spectacular views, deep and crystal clear waters, and the unique feeling of being in front of one of the most emblematic places in the Mediterranean. Perfect for photos, moments of contemplation and connection with nature. It is often combined with a swim break or just to get carried away with the magnetic charm of the place.
1 hour • Admission ticket free
8
Atlantis, or Sa Pedrera, is one of Ibiza’s best kept secrets: a mystical and surreal place that seems sculpted by another civilization. This ancient stone quarry, used to build Dalt Vila, has left unique formations that today form natural pools hidden between the cliffs. Only accessible by sea or on foot after a demanding hike, arriving by boat is a real plus. From the anchorage, you can swim to the rocks and explore this magical corner, surrounded by sculptures carved by anonymous artists and waters of intense blue. A site that transmits a special energy, perfect for those who seek experiences off the beaten path.
2 hours • Admission ticket free
9
Platja de Cala d'Hort
Cala d’Hort is one of Ibiza’s most iconic coves, famous for its privileged views of the mystical islet of Es Vedrà. With its combination of crystal clear waters, soft sand and rocks, this cove is perfect for swimming, snorkeling or just relaxing in the sun. From the boat, the views are breathtaking, especially at sunset, when the sky is tinged with warm colors and Es Vedrà is cut out like a magical silhouette on the horizon. The setting is quiet and authentic, surrounded by nature, with some nearby restaurants that retain the traditional spirit of the island. A must-see stop for lovers of natural beauty and good vibes.
3 hours • Admission ticket free
10
Platja des Jondal
We finish the experience sailing to Cala Jondal, enjoying an unforgettable sunset over the sea. As the sun slowly sets behind the island, the sky is tinged with golden, orange and pink tones, creating a perfect postcard from deck. Quiet sailing to the south of Ibiza is the day’s golden pin. Arriving at Cala Jondal, we anchor for the last night surrounded by cliffs, nature and the gentle swing of the sea. This elegant cove is known for its chic and relaxed atmosphere, and for being home to some of the island’s most iconic beach clubs. Ideal for a serene night under the stars or, if desired, a last drink by the sea.
3 hours • Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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