Formentera

Discover the majestic cliffs on the west coast of Formentera on this cruise from Ibiza. Relax with drinks like sangria, beer, soft drinks, and water from the well-stocked open bar. Snorkel with high-quality equipment at two beach stops along the way.  Choose from one of two centrally-located dock pickup and drop-off points in Ibiza. Hop aboard a spacious and comfortable boat and feel the wind in your hair as you set said toward Formentera.  Sail along the cliffs of the west coast of Formentera to Cap de Barberia, passing a majestic cliff with a lighthouse. After reaching this point, return to Cala Saona and drop anchor. Dive into the crystal clear waters and enjoy using the snorkeling gear and swimming noodles.  Work up and appetite and sit down to a mouth-watering buffet as you get out of the water. After lunch, continue to the famous Illetas Beach and drop anchor again for some more time to swim thorugh schools of vibrantly-colored fish.  Finally, head to the port town of La Savina for two hours of free time. Take a walk through the quaint port town, see the lighthouse, or relax on the beach. Board the boat to make your way back to your pickup point in Ibiza. 

Join a boat tour of Formentera to learn more about its natural wonders. Relax aboard the sailboat and swim in the sea. Meet your guide at the port of La Savina. Climb aboard the boat and sail along the cliffs of the west coast of Formentera. Discover the secrets of the flora and fauna hidden under the water. Learn about Mediterranean tapeweed, responsible for the cleanliness, clarity, and turquoise color of the water and the area's UNESCO Heritage status. Drop anchor to swim and enjoy the crystal-clear waters and the ship's facilities. Use the available snorkeling equipment to see the seabed. Jump into the water from the boat or use the ladder to swim. For those who want to relax, make use of the magnificent solarium, where you can enjoy the snack or lunch included in the trip. Enjoy unlimited drinks (water and soft drinks) during the whole trip. Finally, head for a second anchorage off one of Formentera’s most famous beaches, where you can continue to relax and enjoy its wonderful waters. Then, head back to the port of La Savina.

Head to Botafoch Ferry Terminal to meet your friendly crew for the day and hop onboard a stunning 22-meter catamaran. The vessel boasts an array of comfortable deck chairs where you can soak up the sun as well as a large net that allows you to chill out with the water gliding below you. Set sail along the south-east coast of the island, admiring the panoramic coastal views that surround you. Cruise past the beautiful Las Salinas beach, then drop anchor in the crystal clear waters of Illetas. Here, enjoy plenty of time to sunbathe, sip on refreshingly cold beverages from the open bar, and watch the luxury yachts sail by. Once you have worked up a bit of an appetite, enjoy brunch or a barbecue prepared by the crew. After the meal, cool off from the heat with a dip in the ocean, snorkel in search of marine life, or stay on deck and relax. At the end of an unforgettable day, marvel at the last of the sea views as you begin the return journey back to the dock.

Discover the beauty of Formentera and Ibiza on an all-inclusive boat trip aboard Ibiza's new floating beach club. Swim in clear, blue water at two swim stops, play with water toys, or chart your own course through the water with paddleboards. Savor delicious drinks and try new twists on traditional foods. Begin your sailing tour with check-in and boarding at Playa d'en Bossa beach in Ibiza. Admire views of the Las Salinas nature reserve on the way to Formentera while sipping on freshly brewed coffee paired with Greixonera (Balearic pudding) and Ensaimadas (a flaky, sweet pastry). Have free time to explore the island of Formentera where you can rent a scooter, go shopping at the hippie market, soak up some sun on the white Ses Illetes beach, or explore the lighthouse of Far de la Mola.  Head back to the ship in the afternoon to continue the boat trip. Stop at one of the famous beaches in Formentera where you can swim between the superyachts of the rich and famous, have fun with stand-up paddleboards and other giant water toys, take pictures for Instagram, or sunbathe.   Refresh yourself with fruity sangria de Cava, classic sangria de vino Tinto, beer, water, and soft drinks while sailing alongside Ibiza and Formentera and relaxing on sunbeds and sofa lounges. Try Spanish and Balearic wines during a wine tasting to round up your local culinary experience. During the swim stop in Formentera, dinner will be served. Watch your food being freshly made in a live cooking show. Savor homemade rice dishes like black Paella Ciega and traditional Paella Valenciana served with a variety of bread and aioli, or try a juicy, vegetarian Beyond Meat burger. Watch the glow of the sunset at Cap des Falco or Es Cavallet while experiencing a Café Caleta Show Cooking (rum, brandy, sugar, and hot coffee) and listening to the sound of the waves. Finally, finish your trip by returning to the meeting point.

With this flexible ticket you can freely choose at what time you want to come back to Ibiza on the day itself. Get on board to set sail to Formentera, after a pleasant 30-minute Fast Ferry ride, you will arrive at the Port of La Savina in Formentera, considered by many the most beautiful island of the Balearic Islands. You can enjoy your day in Formentera as you wish, and in the Port of La Savina you can rent a bike, motorcycle or quad to explore and enjoy the island to the fullest. You can also use urban transport to reach any part of the island. The island has 69 kilometers of coastline with cliffs, coves and beaches of surprising beauty. Highlights are the beaches of Cala Saona, Ses Illetes and Els Arenals. You can also climb the Lighthouse of La Mola, built on a cliff 120 meters high. At the end of the day, after witnessing one of the best sunsets in the Mediterranean, you can take the ferry back to Ibiza which departs again at the Port of La Savina

The tour begins at the port of La Savina at 12 PM. Once onboard the boat, sail along the cliffs of the west coast of Formentera to Cap de Barberia, a majestic cliff with a lighthouse. After reaching this point, return to Cala Saona and drop anchor to bathe and enjoy the crystal clear waters and the ship's facilities. While swimming, make use of masks and snorkels, as well as swimming noodles. As you enjoy the water, the crew will prepare a lunch composed of three different salads: pasta, green, and Russian. There will also be tortillas with potatoes and empanadas, as well as a dessert of fresh fruit. Snacks will be on offer before lunch. After lunch, continue to the famous Illetas Beach and drop anchor again for some more swimming time. Finally, return to the port of La Savina at around 4:30 PM. Stay refreshed throughout the excursion with an open bar of sangria, beer, soft drinks, and water.

Set off on a guided Kayak adventure in the Formentera nature reserve. Embrace the warm Mediterranean Sea and the sun-drenched Balearic Islands. Take part in activities such as snorkeling and cliff jumping, and savor a small picnic lunch. Begin on the white sandy shores of Es Pujols, making your way to Punta Prima. Paddle along Caribbean beaches with clear water, into enchanting bays, wildly jagged rock formations, sea caves, and grottos. Discover a dreamy underwater world that'll invite you to snorkel and cliff jump. Take a break and relax while reenergizing with a light picnic lunch before making your way to Cala en Baster. You'll be surprised by its imposing height, its crystal-clear waters, and the haphazard wind-carved sandstone rocks that hide the traditional dry docks with their cave-like appearance.

Take the fast 30-minute ferry from Ibiza to the neighboring island of Formentera, the last paradise of the Mediterranean. Arrive at the ferry terminal and exchange your voucher for a ferry ticket. Board one of the ferries with frequent daily scheduled departures, choosing the time that best suits you.   Once in Formentera, you can rent a car, a motorbike, a bicycle or use the tourist bus. Stay overnight on the island and return on another day of your choice. Return anytime within 6 months.

During your trip to Ibiza, don't miss the opportunity to visit the island of Formentera. Transfer by ferry to reach the island and then board a sailing boat, an ideal way to discover the coast and beaches of the island. Enjoy lunch on board and return to Ibiza from La Savina at your convenience. Set off from Ibiza, taking a short ferry ride to reach Formentera. Board a sailing boat and make your way along the cliffs on the west coast of the island. Learn about the flora and fauna under the water including Mediterranean tapeweed, responsible for the clarity and turquoise color of the water. Drop anchor and take a swim in the crystal-clear waters. Use the available snorkeling equipment to admire the seabed. For those who simply want to relax, make use of the magnificent solarium, where you can enjoy some food as well as unlimited non-alcoholic drinks. Head for a second swimming spot near one of Formentera’s most famous beaches. Continue to relax and enjoy the wonderful waters as you take a swim, relax on board, or both. Return to the port of La Savina. You may wish to explore the port some more or head to one of the island's other beaches. Enjoy some free time here and take the ferry back to Ibiza at your convenience.

Climb aboard a boat skirting the entire west coast of the island of Ibiza for a unique experience. View the magical and mysterious Island of Es Vedrà. Stop at the paradisiacal island of Espalmador, an island located between Ibiza and Formentera. You'll also get the chance to eat delicious on board the boat. Visit the island of Formentera on your own and see some of the most spectacular spots on the island. You'll get recommendations for the best spots to visit and advice about bike or car rentals while you're on the island. You'll then return to San Antonio and view the sunset from the boat. This tour includes food, drinks and snorkel equipment so you can check out the incredible seabed.