Ibiza: Sunset Cruise Cala Comte & Cala Bassa with SUP & Snorkeling

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Duration6h

GroupUp to 70

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The boat fills with the smell of salt and sangria as Ibiza's west coast slides into view

You get a full day of Ibiza's best west-coast beaches without renting a boat or planning stops yourself. Snorkeling, paddleboards, and water toys are included, along with food and drinks. The boat holds half its capacity, so the day never feels crowded. You're back in San Antonio by early evening.

Step-by-step itinerary

Ibiza beach hopping and water activities

Depart from San Antonio harbour
Stop at Cala Bassa beach for 1 hour
Stop at Cala Comte beach for 1 hour
Swim, snorkel, and paddle board for 1.5 hours
Pass Cala Tarida if weather permits
Pass Cala Salada if weather permits
Enjoy coastal and island sightseeing
Watch Ibiza sunset near Cafe Mambo

The Experience

San Antonio harbour at morning light, and the boat pushes out toward water so clear you can see the seabed shift colors beneath you. This is a six-hour beach hopping cruise along Ibiza's coastline, and it moves at the pace of someone who knows where the good stops are — not rushing, not dawdling. You'll anchor at Cala Comte first, one of the island's most-rated beaches on TripAdvisor, where an hour on the sand gives you time to eat, swim, or just sit with a drink and watch the water change. Then it's Cala Bassa, a crystal-clear bay on the west coast with its own cluster of restaurants, and another hour to settle in.

The real stretch comes next: ninety minutes at a swim stop where the boat becomes a floating playground. Snorkeling gear is free and already on board. Paddleboards are there if you want them. There are floating mats, donuts, a diving board, even a waterslide rigged off the side — the kind of thing that sounds gimmicky until you're actually doing it in water this blue. You can bring your own food and soft drinks if you want to, but the boat already has fresh fruit, bread, pasta, pizza, meatrolls, pasta salad, potato salad, tortilla. Beer, sangria, cava, soft drinks and water flow the whole day. The boat runs at half capacity, so it never feels crowded, and you're not packed shoulder-to-shoulder with a hundred other people trying to get in the water.

Weather permitting, the route swings past Cala Tarida and Cala Salada — smaller bays that only make sense from the water, the kind of coastline you'd miss from land. And then, as the light goes orange and the boat circles back toward San Antonio, you're anchored in front of Cafe Mambo watching the famous Ibiza sunset, the one that turns the sky into something that looks doctored but isn't. The whole thing wraps by early evening, and you're back at the harbour with salt still in your hair.

What’s included

Your day includes departure from San Antonio harbour, stops at Cala Comte and Cala Bassa with time to swim and eat, a dedicated 1.5-hour swim and snorkel stop with free equipment and paddleboards, food (fresh fruit, bread, pasta, pizza, meatrolls, pasta salad, potato salad, tortilla), beer, sangria, cava, soft drinks and water, use of water toys and floating mats, and the sunset viewing at Cafe Mambo before return to harbour.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Float Your Boat

Is this one for you?Book this if you want a full day on Ibiza's best beaches without arranging your own boat, stops or timing — the six-hour structure fits the main attractions and the sunset into one afternoon, and the half-capacity limit means you're not competing for space in the water.