Ibiza & Es Cavallet

Your adventure begins at the Ibiza marina. This charming marina offers over five hundred moorings, many of which are dedicated to boat rentals, ensuring a serene atmosphere as night falls. Before setting sail, take time to explore the historic district of Dalt Vila, Ibiza's old town, with its narrow cobblestone streets and ancient charm. Ascend to the medieval castle for a spectacular panoramic view of the city, where the blend of old-world history and modern life creates an unforgettable scene.

 

Continuing southward, anchor off Es Cavallet, one of Ibiza's most picturesque and serene beaches. Known for its expansive sandy shores, sheltered dunes, and lush hills, Es Cavallet offers a natural, unspoiled beauty. In the presence of the east wind, the beach comes alive with sizable waves, providing a dramatic backdrop for surfers and an inspiring sight for all visitors. Whether you're there to relax in the sun, explore the natural surroundings, or simply enjoy the tranquility, Es Cavallet promises a perfect balance of natural beauty and peaceful escape.

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Es Pujols

As you set sail toward Formentera, your first stop is the lively yet laid-back Es Pujols, a destination that offers the perfect blend of sun, sea, and vibrant nightlife. The town’s beach, with its soft white sands and crystal-clear waters, provides a picturesque introduction to the island's stunning coastline. Whether you arrive by sailboat or yacht, Es Pujols offers ideal conditions for anchoring in the calm, shallow waters near Punta Prima in the southeast, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding beauty.

 

Beyond its idyllic beach, Es Pujols is renowned for its lively atmosphere, where beach bars and trendy restaurants invite you to enjoy both the relaxing day and buzzing nightlife. Whether you're soaking up the sun on the beach or indulging in the local flavors at one of the town's vibrant eateries, Es Pujols provides a perfect balance of natural beauty and island charm.

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Es Caló Sant Agustí

Nestled at the base of La Mola mountain, Es Caló de Sant Agustí is an idyllic, historic fishing village in one of Formentera's most picturesque spots. The natural harbor here provides a safe refuge from the wind and tides, making it an ideal place to anchor and explore. 

 

Es Caló is also a haven for food lovers, with a variety of local restaurants serving fresh fish and traditional Formentera dishes. Don’t miss trying Burrida de Ratjada (skate stewed with almonds) or Guisat de Marisco (seafood stew), which perfectly reflect the island’s culinary heritage. Enjoy your meal at one of the seaside terraces, where you can savor not only the delicious food but also panoramic views of the neighboring Ibiza coast.

 

After soaking in the serene charm of Es Caló, continue your coastal journey around Formentera, passing the Far de la Mola lighthouse and heading toward the expansive Migjorn Beach, one of the island's longest and most beautiful beaches, stretching over 5 km along the southern coast.

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Migjorn Beach

Migjorn Beach, one of Formentera’s largest and most iconic stretches of coastline, offers a stunning 5 km of soft, white sand and crystal-clear waters along the southern coast of the island. Its tranquil and unspoiled beauty makes it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the crowds and immerse themselves in nature.

 

With its gentle, shallow waters and serene ambiance, Migjorn is perfect for a variety of activities, including swimming, snorkeling, and simply relaxing in the sun. The beach is less developed than some of the other more popular spots, maintaining a natural charm that lets visitors fully embrace the peaceful surroundings.

 

Lined with small beach bars and laid-back restaurants, Migjorn Beach is also a fantastic place to unwind after a day on the water. The boho-chic beach clubs serve fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes, offering the perfect setting to enjoy a refreshing drink while soaking in the stunning sea views.

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Saona

Cala Saona is a hidden gem, nestled between two dramatic cliffs on Formentera's west coast. This pristine cove is known for its untouched beauty, offering a tranquil escape with its crystal-clear waters and soft sandy shores. Cala Saona remains largely undeveloped, with only a small, modest tourist establishment nearby, ensuring its charm remains unspoiled. As the sole officially recognized beach on Formentera's west coast, it offers an ideal setting for swimming, relaxing, and soaking in the stunning natural surroundings.

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Savina

La Savina serves as the final stop on your charter before returning to Ibiza. This bustling port, located on the island's northern edge, was transformed from a natural shelter into a thriving maritime hub. The artificial enclosure of the port has created a vital link between Formentera and the nearby landmass of La Savina. The port is always alive with activity, hosting a wide range of vessels, from private yachts to ferries transporting visitors between Formentera and Ibiza. As you take in the vibrant atmosphere, enjoy the picturesque views of the harbor and the surrounding coastline, offering a fitting end to your journey.

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Playa D'En Bossa & Ibiza

On the final leg of your journey, anchor off Playa d'En Bossa, just 2 miles from Ibiza's port. This lively beach is a hotspot for water sports and vibrant beach life, perfect for a refreshing swim or a final moment of relaxation before you dock.

 

As your charter draws to a close, Ibiza presents an array of activities to suit all moods. For the night owls, dance at one of the world-famous nightclubs, or if you prefer a more relaxed vibe, enjoy a sunset drink on a terrace with views of the port, explore the island’s late-night shopping scene, or savor delicious tapas at a local restaurant. Alternatively, immerse yourself in the bohemian spirit of the island with a visit to the iconic Las Dalias hippy market. A perfect end to your Balearic adventure!

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