You’ll sail Ibiza’s coastline from San Antonio Bay with a local skipper, sipping cava from the open bar and snacking as you go. Swim or paddle board in hidden coves, hear stories about island life, and relax into the rhythm of Mediterranean afternoons. It’s easygoing and social — you might leave with new friends or just memories of sunlight on water.
I didn’t expect the water to be that clear — you could see straight down to the sand as we pulled away from San Antonio Marina. The boat felt almost too nice for my salty feet, but our skipper, Miguel, just grinned and said, “No shoes on deck.” He started telling us about the old fishermen who still work out of this harbor. It was midday and the sun was already warming everything up, but there was this steady breeze off the sea that kept it comfortable. Someone passed me a glass of cava before I even found a spot to sit.
We cruised along the west coast of Ibiza, past these cliffs that looked like they’d been carved by hand. Miguel pointed out Illa Sa Conillera — I probably pronounced it wrong when I tried to repeat it, but he laughed and just nodded. The rest of us lounged around with plates of olives and bread (they had vegan snacks too, which surprised me), trading stories in a mix of Spanish and English. At one point I just closed my eyes and listened: waves tapping the hull, someone’s playlist drifting from the speakers, seagulls somewhere overhead.
When we anchored in this little cove — no idea what it was called — I jumped in without thinking about how cold it might be. Turns out it wasn’t cold at all; just fresh enough to wake you up. A couple people grabbed paddle boards while others floated on their backs or tried snorkeling (the masks actually fit). There was this moment where everyone went quiet except for one guy laughing at his own backflip attempt. Sunlight hit the cliffs in a way that made everything kind of golden for a minute. I still think about that view sometimes.
No hotel pickup is included; tours depart directly from San Antonio Marina.
Yes, light snacks (including vegan/vegetarian options) and an open bar are included.
The sailing yacht hosts small groups with a maximum of 10 people per trip.
Yes, private sailing is available if you select that option when booking.
Yes, snorkeling gear and paddle boards are provided for guests to use during swim stops.
The tour starts at San Antonio Marina in Ibiza.
Yes, infants and children are welcome; specialized seats are available if needed.
The skipper provides live commentary in both Spanish and English.
Your day includes sailing on a fully equipped yacht from San Antonio Marina with a professional local skipper sharing stories along the way; an open bar with cava, wine, beer, soft drinks; light snacks (vegan/vegetarian options); swimming stops in sheltered coves; use of paddle boards and snorkeling gear; plus music on board before returning to port in the afternoon or after sunset.


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