Ibiza: Private Sailboat with Tapas, Open Bar & Snorkelling

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A 1930s Wooden Yacht Anchors You Off Ibiza's Quietest Coves

You board a 1930s wooden yacht and sail Ibiza's west coast toward Cala Bassa and hidden coves, with unlimited wine and beer, tapas, and snorkelling gear included throughout the day. The boat holds up to 12 people, so it stays intimate; you can paddleboard, swim, or simply drift while the crew handles the route and the refreshments. No schedule pressure, no crowded group dynamic—just the boat, the water, and the coves that make the trip worth the booking.

Step-by-step itinerary

Sailboat tour with tapas and activities

Board classic 1930s sailboat
Sail along Sant Antoni Bay coast
Pass by Port des Torrent
Explore stunning cave
Visit Cala Bassa beach
Enjoy tapas and open bar onboard
Swim, snorkel, and paddleboard
Relax in solarium and shaded areas

The Experience

The moment you step onto the restored wooden deck, you realize this isn't the speedboat-and-sunburn version of a boat day. The yacht was built in 1930, and it shows in the way it moves through the water—slower, steadier, less like a machine and more like something that knows the route. The crew gets you settled, and then you're heading west toward Cala Bassa and the smaller coves that don't show up on the main beaches. Sant Antoni Bay slides past on your left, and then you're watching Port des Torrent come into view before the boat angles toward a cave cut into the cliff face. That's when you understand why people book this instead of the crowded group tours.

The open bar runs the whole time—local wines, beers, and whatever else they've stocked—and the tapas come out in waves, not all at once. Jamón, cheese, olives, the kind of small plates that taste better when you're not thinking about getting back to shore on schedule. There's a shower on board if you want to rinse off the salt, a solarium if you want to sit still for a while, and shade if the sun gets too direct. Snorkelling gear is there if you want it; the water around the coves is clear enough that you'll see something worth seeing. Paddleboarding is an option too, though most people end up just floating and talking, which is its own kind of activity.

The boat holds twelve guests maximum, so it never feels crowded the way a private sailboat tour in Ibiza can when operators oversell. You're with whoever you came with, plus the crew, and that's it. The whole thing runs on a schedule that doesn't rush—you're not watching the clock to catch a return time that doesn't fit the day. If a cove is good, you stay. If the light is right for a swim, you swim. The yacht has a toilet and a shower, so you're not improvising on a boat with nowhere to go.

What’s included

Unlimited open bar with local and international wines and beers.
selection of tapas.
snorkelling equipment.
paddleboarding access.
use of shower and solarium.
shade areas and toilet facilities on board.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcome

Operated by Ibiza Watersports

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a private boat day without arranging your own yacht, sourcing drinks and food, or managing a large group—the 12-person limit and all-inclusive setup mean you show up and the crew handles everything else.