Snorkeling in Ibiza: Cala Salada and North Coast
Swim and snorkel at two bays only reachable by boat, then spend three hours on Cala Salada beach.
A six-hour boat tour departing San Antonio Harbour at 10:30 that stops at Ibiza's aquarium, cruises the unspoiled north coastline, and anchors at a secluded bay for snorkeling before docking at Cala Salada beach for the afternoon. The catamaran carries snorkeling equipment, and beer, sangria, soft drinks, fruit and sweets are included. A traditional paella menu is available to order at the beach restaurant.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Catamaran tour with swimming and beach stop
- Meet at San Antonio harbour
- Board double-decker catamaran
- Stop at Ibiza Aquarium for 30 minutes
- Cruise along north coastline with commentary
- Pass Cala Gracio beach
- Pass iconic hippy spot
- Swim and snorkel at Ses Balandres
- Dock at Cala Salada beach
- Walk to beach restaurant for paella menu
- Enjoy free time at Cala Salada beach
- Return to San Antonio harbour
The experience
The double-decker motorized catamaran leaves San Antonio Harbour at 10:30 and first stops at Ibiza's aquarium for 30 minutes to see local sea life. From there the boat cruises along the unspoiled north coastline, passing Cala Gracio and the hippy spot of Ses Margalides, with your onboard guide providing commentary throughout. The route is built around two swim and snorkel stops: the boat anchors at a secluded bay accessible only by water, where you can sunbathe, swim, snorkel or bodyboard with all equipment provided. Later it docks at Ses Balandres, a local favorite and one of Ibiza's most photographed beaches, where you can stay for a swim or return to the boat.
Around 1:30 the catamaran docks at Cala Salada (a beach nearly impossible to reach by car), and you have the choice to disembark for about three hours or remain on board. The beach restaurant serves traditional paella if you've booked the menu in advance. If not, you can order other options or bring your own food. The boat departs at 5pm to return to San Antonio Harbour. Throughout the day, beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks, fresh fruit and sweets are served on board.
What’s included
- Snorkeling equipment.
- aquarium entry.
- beer, sangria, wine and soft drinks.
- fresh fruit and sweets.
- onboard guide commentary.
- all fees and taxes.
Before you book
Lasts 6h, from € 45 per person, with a live guide in English, Spanish and Dutch and with free cancellation up to 24 h before.
Prices and times updated 2 days ago
Operated by Float Your Boat
Is this one for you?The boat reaches a secluded bay accessible only by water, giving you three hours to swim and snorkel in a spot you cannot reach by car.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Spanish and Dutch.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (7 to 12 years); Infant (under 7): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What's included in the snorkeling equipment?
All snorkeling gear is provided on the boat, so you don't need to bring your own mask, fins or wetsuit. Just bring a towel and sunscreen.
Can I stay on the beach at Cala Salada the whole time instead of returning to the boat?
Yes. You can disembark at Cala Salada around 1:30 and stay on the beach for about three hours before the boat departs at 5pm, or you can remain on the catamaran if you prefer.
Is the paella menu included, or do I have to pay extra?
The paella menu is not included in the tour price and must be ordered in advance by calling the beach restaurant through the booking platform. Other food and drinks are available at the restaurant if you don't book ahead.
How long do you spend at each snorkeling stop?
The boat anchors at the secluded bay for a swim and snorkel stop, then later docks at Ses Balandres beach where you can stay for a swim. The exact duration at each depends on the day's schedule and conditions.
Is this tour suitable for people who don't know how to snorkel?
Yes. The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels, and you can swim, sunbathe or bodyboard at the stops instead of snorkeling. All equipment is provided if you want to try.
Snorkeling in Ibiza: Cala Salada and North Coast
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