You’ll glide along Ibiza’s quieter coastline with a local captain, stopping to swim or snorkel in clear water near hidden beaches. Sip complimentary cava or beer as you watch the sunset from the deck, feeling far from the crowds. Expect laughter, salty air, and those moments that stick with you long after you’re back on land.
The first thing I noticed was the sound — not music, but that soft slap of water against the hull as we left the marina. Ibiza looks different from out here. Cristhian, our captain (and apparently the owner), grinned and handed me a cold beer before steering us toward these little coves I’d never have found on my own. He seemed to know exactly where to go depending on the wind, which honestly made me relax a bit more than usual — I’m not great with boats. The sun was still high but already turning gold around the edges.
We stopped at this patch of ridiculously clear water near a white sand beach — I think it was called Cala Salada? I tried snorkeling for maybe five minutes before just floating and watching tiny silver fish dart under me. There was cava too (I spilled some, sorry Cristhian), and he told us about growing up here — his accent is soft, not what I expected from Ibiza somehow. The air smelled salty and green, like pine trees mixed with sunscreen. At one point he pointed out a cave you could only see from the sea; we all craned our necks and laughed when someone dropped their sunglasses overboard (they didn’t float).
Honestly, I didn’t expect to feel so calm out there. The island gets loud in summer but out on the boat it’s just wind and water and that slow orange light creeping over everything. We watched another group try to anchor nearby — they struggled for ages while Cristhian just sipped his drink and shook his head quietly. Sometimes you can tell who’s local without them saying anything. The whole thing felt like being let in on a small secret, even if it’s probably not that rare for people here.
No, pickup is not included but public transportation options are available nearby.
Yes, complimentary beer, cava, and soft drinks are included onboard.
Yes, infants and small children can join; prams or strollers are allowed.
Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included at no extra cost.
Yes, service animals are permitted during the trip.
The charter explores beaches and coves along Ibiza’s west and north coast.
No, it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.
Your time includes a private motorboat cruise along Ibiza’s west and north coast with stops for swimming or snorkeling using provided equipment. You’ll enjoy complimentary drinks—beer, cava, or soft drinks—served by your captain as you relax onboard before returning to port at sunset.


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