Ibiza Boat Trip: Cala Bassa, Cala Comte & SUP with 6 Drinks

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1/19

Duration5h 30m

GroupUp to 50

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Five Hours on the Water: Four Coves, a Cave & Lunch You Don't Have to Pack

You board a boat in Ibiza and visit four coves in five hours: Cala Bassa caves (if conditions allow), Cala Bassa beach, Cala Comte for swimming and paddleboarding, and a sail past Es Vedra rock. Lunch, six drinks, snorkeling gear and SUP boards are included, with a DJ playing throughout. You return to port in the late afternoon.

5h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Ibiza boat trip with swimming and drinks

Meet team and check in
Board boat and set sail
Explore Cala Bassa caves if calm
Anchor at Cala Bassa beach
Explore shore or enjoy drinks
Sail along Cala Bassa coastline
Swim and paddle board at Cala Comte
Eat fresh fruit and Graze Box
Sail past Cala Tarida and see Es Vedra
Return to port with DJ music

The Experience

"Yeah, so we actually went inside the cave?" — that's the moment most people ask about afterward. The boat leaves the pier and heads straight for Cala Bassa caves, and if the water's calm enough, you motor right in. It's not a long stop, but it's the kind of thing you don't get on a regular beach day. After that, the boat anchors at Cala Bassa proper, and you've got time to swim or grab a drink at the beach club on shore. The whole rhythm of the day is built around moving between four different spots without feeling rushed.

Cala Comte is where most people spend the longest stretch in the water. You can float on inflatables or actually try the stand-up paddle boards — and yeah, some people fall in, but that's half the fun. There's a Graze Box waiting on deck with fresh fruit and snacks, plus you get six drinks included from the start, so you're not doing the math on what costs extra. A DJ's playing the whole time, nothing loud or jarring, just the kind of Ibiza chilled stuff that makes sense when you're drifting in blue water. Then you sail past Es Vedra rock on the way to Cala Tarida, and that's the view everyone photographs.

The boat gets back to port after five hours, which sounds short until you realize you've actually been to four separate places, swum twice, eaten, and had a full afternoon without once thinking about transport or logistics. It's the kind of day where you show up, and everything else is already decided.

What’s included

Your day includes boat transport to four separate coves, entry to Cala Bassa caves (weather permitting), a Graze Box lunch with fresh fruit, six complimentary drinks (alcoholic or soft), snorkeling gear, stand-up paddle boards, and a DJ playing throughout the five-hour trip. You'll swim at Cala Comte, explore Cala Bassa beach, and sail past Es Vedra rock on the return journey.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by A Day in Paradise Ibiza

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see multiple Ibiza coves and swim without renting a boat yourself or spending the day figuring out which beach to choose — the fixed itinerary and included food and drinks mean you just show up and the day unfolds.