San Antonio Boat Excursion: Paddle Surf & Snorkel Cala Bassa
You can paddle and snorkel in the same turquoise cove where the boat anchors for hours.
A shared boat excursion from San Antonio's port along Ibiza's west coast, stopping at Cala Conta and Cala Bassa for snorkeling and paddle surf in shallow turquoise water. The boat carries paddle boards and snorkel gear, plus an open bar with wine, beer, sangria and tapas. The crew prepares fruit and snacks between swims. The tour runs 3.5 hours and includes all equipment, drinks and food.
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Step-by-step itinerary
- Cala Comte1h
- Cala Bassa40m
Boat tour along Ibiza's west coast
- Depart from San Antonio port
- Sail past Port des Torrent quarry and islands
- Arrive at Cala Conta beach
- Snorkel and paddle surf in Cala Conta
- Enjoy tapas and drinks on board
- Visit Torre del Pirata and Cala Rodja cove
- Stop at Cala Bassa for swimming
- Enter and explore Cueva del Amor cave
- Return to San Antonio port
The experience
The boat leaves San Antonio heading south past the Port des Torrent quarry, where rock islands and cliffs rise from the water, then sails through clear shallows toward Cala Conta. The first long stop anchors you in front of one of its beaches: turquoise water, white sand, the kind of cove that photographs itself. Here you choose: snorkel the marine life below, paddle a board along the coast, or stay on deck with a drink and watch the water change color as the sun moves. The crew brings out tapas and fruit between swims.
From Cala Conta the boat heads toward Torre del Pirata, passing Cala Rodja, a wild rock cove reachable only by water, then continues to Cala Bassa on the west side. This is another long stop in one of the most photographed coves on the island: time to cool off again, or to rest if you've spent the morning in the water. The bar stays open the whole time. On the way back, the boat enters Cueva del Amor, one of the largest sea caves on Ibiza, before returning to San Antonio.
Paddle boards and snorkel gear are included and waiting on board. No rental fees, no separate booking. The open bar runs to wine, beer and sangria, plus sodas and bottled water. Restrooms are on the boat. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language, so the stops and the safety briefing are clear. Children can come: infants travel in a pram or stroller, and the crew is used to families.
What’s included
- Paddle surf board use.
- snorkel gear.
- open bar with wine, beer, sangria, sodas and bottled water.
- tapas and fresh fruit prepared by the crew.
- on-board restroom.
- all fees and taxes.
Before you book
Prices and times updated 14 days ago
Operated by Ibiza Jet Ski Beach & Lady Virginia Ibiza
Is this one for you?This is a shared boat tour, so you are with other travelers, but the long anchors at each cove mean you control your own pace in the water: snorkel as much or as little as you want, or skip it entirely and rest on deck. Choose it if you want the equipment and the stops arranged but the freedom to move at your own speed once the boat is anchored.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (6 to 12 years); Infant (under 6).
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What exactly is the water like at Cala Conta where the boat anchors?
Cala Conta has turquoise water and white sand, and it is famous across Ibiza for being the clearest water on the island. The snorkeling there reveals marine life in shallow, transparent conditions.
Do I have to snorkel and paddle, or can I just swim and relax on the boat?
Both activities are optional. If water sports are not your thing, you can swim in the cove, sunbathe on deck, use the open bar and let the crew bring you food and drinks while the boat is anchored.
What does the open bar include?
The bar includes wine, beer, sangria, sodas and bottled water. The crew also prepares tapas and fresh fruit during the stops, all included in the price.
How long does the boat stay at each cove?
The boat makes a long stop at Cala Conta, where most of the snorkeling and paddle surfing happens, and another long stop at Cala Bassa. The total tour is 3.5 hours from San Antonio and back.
Is the paddle surf equipment included, or do I rent it separately?
Paddle boards are included in the tour price, along with snorkel gear. No separate rental fees apply.
San Antonio Boat Excursion: Paddle Surf & Snorkel Cala Bassa
3h 30m · EN · ES · FR · DE · IT
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