Ibiza Sunset Boat Tour: Drinks, Tapas & Paddle Boarding

Summary

Sunset cruise Ibiza west coast with paddle boarding and tapas

You’ll feel Ibiza’s pulse as you cruise past turquoise coves with a local crew pouring sangria and sharing Ibicencan tapas. Try paddle boarding or snorkeling in crystal-clear waters—or just relax on deck as the sun sets over San Antonio Bay. This sunset boat tour includes all drinks, snacks, equipment, and friendly guidance—leaving you free to soak up every moment.

What’s the experience like?

We were already halfway across San Antonio Bay when I realized my shoes were still on. Everyone else had kicked theirs off — the deck felt warm from the sun, and you could smell salt in the air. Our guide Marta handed out cold sangria (she winked and said it was her “secret recipe”, which probably just meant extra fruit). The water around us was this wild turquoise — not the blue I expected. Someone played music quietly from their phone, but mostly it was just laughter and that soft clink of glasses.

I tried paddle boarding for the first time at Cala Gracio — honestly, I fell off twice before even standing up. One of the crew, Dani, cheered me on in Spanish and then showed me how to balance better; he made it look easy. The water here is so clear you can see tiny fish darting around your feet. If you’re not into water sports (my partner isn’t), there’s plenty to do just lounging on the boat with a plate of local cheese and olives. The free drinks bar is always open — I think I lost count after my second glass of white wine.

Later we drifted near some caves by Da Forada beach. The light got softer, almost pinkish, and people went quiet for a minute watching the sun start to dip behind the cliffs. It’s strange how peaceful everything felt — except for one kid who kept asking if dolphins lived here (Marta said maybe at night). On the way back to San Antonio port, I wrapped up in a towel and just watched the sky change colors over Ibiza’s west coast. Still thinking about that view now — hard to explain unless you’ve seen it yourself.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Sunset boat tour and water activities

• Check-in and board Lady Virginia Ibiza
• Stop at Cala Gracio or San Forada beach
• Enjoy paddle sup and snorkeling
• Relax with drinks, tapas, and sunbathe
• Swim in crystal clear waters
• Return to San Antonio port

Top questions

Does this Ibiza sunset boat tour include drinks?

Yes, all drinks are included—sangria, beer, red and white wine, soda, and bottled water are available throughout the tour.

Is paddle boarding included on this sunset cruise?

Yes, use of paddle surf boards is included along with snorkeling equipment for guests who want to try water activities.

Where does the sunset boat tour depart from in Ibiza?

The tour departs from the port of San Antonio on Ibiza’s west coast.

Are food or snacks provided during the trip?

Yes, Ibicencan tapas and tropical fruit are served onboard during the cruise.

Can children join this Ibiza sunset boat tour?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller; service animals are also allowed.

How long does the sunset cruise last?

The exact duration isn’t specified but includes stops at beaches like Cala Gracio or Da Forada before returning to San Antonio port.

Do I need to bring my own snorkeling gear?

No need—snorkeling equipment is provided as part of your booking.

Is there a restroom onboard Lady Virginia Ibiza?

Yes, there is a restroom available for guests during the tour.

What’s included

Your day includes all drinks—sangria, beer, red and white wine—plus soda and bottled water whenever you want them. You’ll have use of paddle surf boards and snorkeling equipment at no extra charge; Ibicencan tapas and tropical fruit are served fresh onboard. All fees and taxes are covered too—and there’s a restroom available throughout your time on Lady Virginia Ibiza before returning to San Antonio port.