THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Spend eight hours sailing from Ibiza to Formentera aboard a 41-foot Bavaria—snorkel crystal bays, paddleboard sheltered coves, and finish watching the sun drop behind Es Vedrà. This private full-day charter blends hands-on sailing with relaxed swimming stops and flexible dining options.
Spend eight hours sailing from Ibiza to Formentera aboard a 41-foot Bavaria—snorkel crystal bays, paddleboard sheltered coves, and finish watching the sun drop behind Es Vedrà. This private full-day charter blends hands-on sailing with relaxed swimming stops and flexible dining options.
You step onto the teak deck as the harbor yawns open: Ibiza’s coastline slides astern and the Mediterranean breathes warm and saline across your face. The Boomerang, a 41-foot Bavaria, hums into a steady glide; sails fill and the wind starts to coax you toward cliffs and coves that only sea access can reveal.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Nomad Sailing Trips · Ibiza (Eivissa), Balearic Islands
You step onto the teak deck as the harbor yawns open: Ibiza’s coastline slides astern and the Mediterranean breathes warm and saline across your face. The Boomerang, a 41-foot Bavaria, hums into a steady glide; sails fill and the wind starts to coax you toward cliffs and coves that only sea access can reveal.
This coastline holds layers of history—Phoenician and Roman visitors left place names, and centuries of salt extraction shaped the Salines Natural Park you’ll pass. Geologically the islands are limestone and marl, their sheer cliffs carved by waves into caves and red-walled inlets. Culturally, Formentera’s quieter pace and Italian-influenced eateries contrast with Ibiza’s lively port towns; Poseidonia seagrass meadows here keep the water startlingly clear and alive.
Stops typically include swimming and snorkeling at Cap Falcò and Cala d'Hort, paddle-boarding off sheltered coves, and a long lunch anchorage near Formentera’s white sands; the itinerary folds in cave exploration and a dinner-optional return as the sun lowers behind Es Vedrà and Es Palmador.
Practical notes: this is an eight-hour private charter—bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for evening. Snorkel gear and two paddleboards are provided; restrooms are onboard. Expect moderate activity: short swims, ladder climbs, and some standing on deck. If you get seasick, take medication before departure and keep hydrated. Book a private tour for groups up to seven on the Bavaria or upgrade to the catamaran for larger parties. Plan to arrive early at the marina, confirm dining choices with the skipper, and respect marine park anchoring rules to protect the seagrass meadows.
Yes—snorkelling equipment is included onboard for the duration of the charter.
You can choose a catered lunch on board, bring your own food, or stop at a recommended restaurant in Formentera during the itinerary.
The Bavaria 41 comfortably hosts private groups up to seven; larger groups are accommodated on a spacious catamaran by request.
Yes, the vessel includes an onboard restroom for guest use during the trip.
Nomad Sailing Trips operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the teak deck as the harbor yawns open: Ibiza’s coastline slides astern and the Mediterranean breathes warm and saline across your face. The Boomerang, a 41-foot Bavaria, hums into a steady glide; sails fill and the wind starts to coax you toward cliffs and coves that only sea access can reveal.
You step onto the teak deck as the harbor yawns open: Ibiza’s coastline slides astern and the Mediterranean breathes warm and saline across your face. The Boomerang, a 41-foot Bavaria, hums into a steady glide; sails fill and the wind starts to coax you toward cliffs and coves that only sea access can reveal.
This coastline holds layers of history—Phoenician and Roman visitors left place names, and centuries of salt extraction shaped the Salines Natural Park you’ll pass. Geologically the islands are limestone and marl, their sheer cliffs carved by waves into caves and red-walled inlets. Culturally, Formentera’s quieter pace and Italian-influenced eateries contrast with Ibiza’s lively port towns; Poseidonia seagrass meadows here keep the water startlingly clear and alive.
Stops typically include swimming and snorkeling at Cap Falcò and Cala d'Hort, paddle-boarding off sheltered coves, and a long lunch anchorage near Formentera’s white sands; the itinerary folds in cave exploration and a dinner-optional return as the sun lowers behind Es Vedrà and Es Palmador.
Practical notes: this is an eight-hour private charter—bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a light wind layer for evening. Snorkel gear and two paddleboards are provided; restrooms are onboard. Expect moderate activity: short swims, ladder climbs, and some standing on deck. If you get seasick, take medication before departure and keep hydrated. Book a private tour for groups up to seven on the Bavaria or upgrade to the catamaran for larger parties. Plan to arrive early at the marina, confirm dining choices with the skipper, and respect marine park anchoring rules to protect the seagrass meadows.