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Three relaxed hours exploring Ibiza’s west coast from San Antonio with drinks, snorkel gear, paddleboards and swims at secluded coves. Perfect for swimmers and sunset chasers who want a low-effort ocean escape.
Three relaxed hours exploring Ibiza’s west coast from San Antonio with drinks, snorkel gear, paddleboards and swims at secluded coves. Perfect for swimmers and sunset chasers who want a low-effort ocean escape.
You step onto the deck as the Mediterranean reaches for the hull, warm air carrying the citrus of fresh fruit bowls and the low pulse of a curated playlist. The boat threads west from San Antonio past cliffs and coves only reachable by sea, pausing for swims, snorkels and paddleboarding while the crew pours sangria and lines up chilled beers.
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Operated by Salvador Ibiza · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
You step onto the deck as the Mediterranean reaches for the hull, warm air carrying the citrus of fresh fruit bowls and the low pulse of a curated playlist. The boat threads west from San Antonio past cliffs and coves only reachable by sea, pausing for swims, snorkels and paddleboarding while the crew pours sangria and lines up chilled beers.
Ibiza's western shore has been a waypoint since Phoenician and Roman sailors charted these coves; the shoreline here is largely limestone and sandstone, carved into small bays and sea caves. Beneath the surface, Posidonia seagrass carpets the seabed—home to fish and the reef-like life that makes the snorkeling bright and biodiverse. Culturally, the Sunset Strip around Café del Mar and Mambo has turned Ibiza’s evening light into a ritual; this cruise places you on the water where the colors change first.
Practically, expect a three-hour, mostly relaxed cruise with multiple swim stops, snorkeling gear, SUPs and kayaks provided. Departure times shift by season (check confirmation), and the boat advertises on-board Wi‑Fi, a sound system and a toilet. Basic swimming ability is recommended for self-led cliff jumps and water sports; lifejackets are supplied. Bring a reusable water bottle, reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes and a waterproof pouch for your phone. If you time it toward late afternoon you’ll witness the coastline soften into the famous Ibiza sunset—best seen from a low vantage on the water rather than the shore.
Beers, wine, sangria, soft drinks and water are included on board as part of the all-inclusive package.
Yes — snorkeling equipment, stand-up paddleboards and kayaks are provided as part of the trip.
The departure point and boat state wheelchair accessibility, but check with the operator about boarding assistance and any specific mobility needs before booking.
Departure times shift by season—generally 13:00 in spring/fall windows and 13:30 in peak summer months; confirm on your booking voucher.
Salvador Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the deck as the Mediterranean reaches for the hull, warm air carrying the citrus of fresh fruit bowls and the low pulse of a curated playlist. The boat threads west from San Antonio past cliffs and coves only reachable by sea, pausing for swims, snorkels and paddleboarding while the crew pours sangria and lines up chilled beers.
You step onto the deck as the Mediterranean reaches for the hull, warm air carrying the citrus of fresh fruit bowls and the low pulse of a curated playlist. The boat threads west from San Antonio past cliffs and coves only reachable by sea, pausing for swims, snorkels and paddleboarding while the crew pours sangria and lines up chilled beers.
Ibiza's western shore has been a waypoint since Phoenician and Roman sailors charted these coves; the shoreline here is largely limestone and sandstone, carved into small bays and sea caves. Beneath the surface, Posidonia seagrass carpets the seabed—home to fish and the reef-like life that makes the snorkeling bright and biodiverse. Culturally, the Sunset Strip around Café del Mar and Mambo has turned Ibiza’s evening light into a ritual; this cruise places you on the water where the colors change first.
Practically, expect a three-hour, mostly relaxed cruise with multiple swim stops, snorkeling gear, SUPs and kayaks provided. Departure times shift by season (check confirmation), and the boat advertises on-board Wi‑Fi, a sound system and a toilet. Basic swimming ability is recommended for self-led cliff jumps and water sports; lifejackets are supplied. Bring a reusable water bottle, reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes and a waterproof pouch for your phone. If you time it toward late afternoon you’ll witness the coastline soften into the famous Ibiza sunset—best seen from a low vantage on the water rather than the shore.