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A six-hour catamaran cruise from San Antonio that combines an aquarium visit, guided commentary along Ibiza’s north shore, and multiple swim and snorkel stops at coves only reachable by boat. Ideal for swimmers and sun-seekers who want quiet beaches and clear water.
A six-hour catamaran cruise from San Antonio that combines an aquarium visit, guided commentary along Ibiza’s north shore, and multiple swim and snorkel stops at coves only reachable by boat. Ideal for swimmers and sun-seekers who want quiet beaches and clear water.
Boarding in San Antonio Harbour, the catamaran slips away from the quay and the island’s west wind begins to write on the water. The double-decker vessel cuts past low limestone cliffs and tiny coves, the guide pointing out former fishing spots and the lone aquarium perched on a shelf of rock. The sea dares you; turquoise coves appear, each more private than the last.
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Operated by Float Your Boat · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
Boarding in San Antonio Harbour, the catamaran slips away from the quay and the island’s west wind begins to write on the water. The double-decker vessel cuts past low limestone cliffs and tiny coves, the guide pointing out former fishing spots and the lone aquarium perched on a shelf of rock. The sea dares you; turquoise coves appear, each more private than the last.
This cruise threads together Ibiza’s layered past and coastal geology: rugged Eivissa limestone cliffs, sheltered bays formed by sea caves, and protected Posidonia meadows below that sustain local fish life. The itinerary stops at the Aquarium for a short visit, then continues along the unspoiled north shore to islets like Ses Margalides and the swim stop at Ses Balandres where clear water and rocky reefs make snorkeling straightforward for beginners.
Practical notes are simple and specific. Departure is from San Antonio Harbour at 10:30, total outing roughly six hours with a long drop-off at Cala Salada (return pickup at 17:00) or the option to stay aboard until the early return. Snorkelling equipment and light refreshments including beer and sangria are provided; restaurant paella is available by reservation. Expect sun exposure, occasional swell, and rocky entry points at some stops—water shoes and reef-safe sunscreen are recommended. The trip blends easy cruising, shallow reef snorkeling, and a real chance to see Ibiza’s coastal character away from the resorts.
Meet at San Antonio Harbour; boarding starts about 30 minutes before the scheduled 10:30 departure.
Yes—snorkelling masks and snorkels are included. Bring your own fins if you prefer a specific size.
Yes—non-swimmers can remain on board during swim stops or use flotation aids, but basic water confidence is recommended for snorkeling.
Light refreshments and drinks are included; a paella menu is available at the Cala Salada beach restaurant by reservation for those who want to disembark.
Float Your Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Boarding in San Antonio Harbour, the catamaran slips away from the quay and the island’s west wind begins to write on the water. The double-decker vessel cuts past low limestone cliffs and tiny coves, the guide pointing out former fishing spots and the lone aquarium perched on a shelf of rock. The sea dares you; turquoise coves appear, each more private than the last.
Boarding in San Antonio Harbour, the catamaran slips away from the quay and the island’s west wind begins to write on the water. The double-decker vessel cuts past low limestone cliffs and tiny coves, the guide pointing out former fishing spots and the lone aquarium perched on a shelf of rock. The sea dares you; turquoise coves appear, each more private than the last.
This cruise threads together Ibiza’s layered past and coastal geology: rugged Eivissa limestone cliffs, sheltered bays formed by sea caves, and protected Posidonia meadows below that sustain local fish life. The itinerary stops at the Aquarium for a short visit, then continues along the unspoiled north shore to islets like Ses Margalides and the swim stop at Ses Balandres where clear water and rocky reefs make snorkeling straightforward for beginners.
Practical notes are simple and specific. Departure is from San Antonio Harbour at 10:30, total outing roughly six hours with a long drop-off at Cala Salada (return pickup at 17:00) or the option to stay aboard until the early return. Snorkelling equipment and light refreshments including beer and sangria are provided; restaurant paella is available by reservation. Expect sun exposure, occasional swell, and rocky entry points at some stops—water shoes and reef-safe sunscreen are recommended. The trip blends easy cruising, shallow reef snorkeling, and a real chance to see Ibiza’s coastal character away from the resorts.