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Trade Ibiza’s nightlife for a day of cove-hopping and snorkeling between Ibiza and Formentera. A private charter on a 13m Beneteau gives you tailored stops, paddleboards, and local insight from an experienced skipper.
Trade Ibiza’s nightlife for a day of cove-hopping and snorkeling between Ibiza and Formentera. A private charter on a 13m Beneteau gives you tailored stops, paddleboards, and local insight from an experienced skipper.
The hull cuts through turquoise water as sunlight moves across the deck—salt and diesel mix briefly before the bow slips into quieter coves. Onboard the 13m Beneteau Oceanis “Cliffie,” groups trade city noise for wind, paddleboards, and an experienced skipper who reads the sea like a map.
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Operated by Club Náutico Marendins · Ibiza, Balearic Islands
The hull cuts through turquoise water as sunlight moves across the deck—salt and diesel mix briefly before the bow slips into quieter coves. Onboard the 13m Beneteau Oceanis “Cliffie,” groups trade city noise for wind, paddleboards, and an experienced skipper who reads the sea like a map.
This stretch of the western Mediterranean has been a maritime crossroads since Phoenician traders and later Romans frequented the Balearic channels. The coastline here is limestone and sand: cliffs scored by wave action, submerged seagrass meadows of Posidonia that oxygenate the water, and beaches that glow white under a high sun. Local culture still orbits fishing traditions and small chiringuitos—beach bars tucked into inlets that serve ensaimada and fresh fish.
On a private full-day charter, expect a personalized route that mixes anchored snorkel sessions, visits to remote beaches on Formentera, and time to stand-up paddle or lounge on the bow cushions. The crew will suggest lunch spots ashore or prepare a simple meal on board; all safety equipment, snorkeling gear, and two SUPs are included.
Practical notes: plan for sun exposure and wind—bring reef-safe sunscreen and a windproof layer for the afternoon. If prone to seasickness, take measures beforehand: ginger, medication, or a shaded cockpit spot help. Boarding and skipper fees are part of on-board payment, and trips are weather-dependent. For a day of coastal exploration that balances relaxation and light activity, this private charter is straightforward, scenic, and adaptable to your group’s pace.
No—this private charter is crewed by an experienced skipper who handles navigation; guests can relax or assist if they wish.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and two stand-up paddleboards are included with the rental.
You can opt for lunch on board or a stop at a beach bar; the crew can recommend options and arrange provisioning.
Trips are weather-dependent; the operator cancels if conditions are unsafe and sales are final, so check conditions before booking.
Club Náutico Marendins operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull cuts through turquoise water as sunlight moves across the deck—salt and diesel mix briefly before the bow slips into quieter coves. Onboard the 13m Beneteau Oceanis “Cliffie,” groups trade city noise for wind, paddleboards, and an experienced skipper who reads the sea like a map.
The hull cuts through turquoise water as sunlight moves across the deck—salt and diesel mix briefly before the bow slips into quieter coves. Onboard the 13m Beneteau Oceanis “Cliffie,” groups trade city noise for wind, paddleboards, and an experienced skipper who reads the sea like a map.
This stretch of the western Mediterranean has been a maritime crossroads since Phoenician traders and later Romans frequented the Balearic channels. The coastline here is limestone and sand: cliffs scored by wave action, submerged seagrass meadows of Posidonia that oxygenate the water, and beaches that glow white under a high sun. Local culture still orbits fishing traditions and small chiringuitos—beach bars tucked into inlets that serve ensaimada and fresh fish.
On a private full-day charter, expect a personalized route that mixes anchored snorkel sessions, visits to remote beaches on Formentera, and time to stand-up paddle or lounge on the bow cushions. The crew will suggest lunch spots ashore or prepare a simple meal on board; all safety equipment, snorkeling gear, and two SUPs are included.
Practical notes: plan for sun exposure and wind—bring reef-safe sunscreen and a windproof layer for the afternoon. If prone to seasickness, take measures beforehand: ginger, medication, or a shaded cockpit spot help. Boarding and skipper fees are part of on-board payment, and trips are weather-dependent. For a day of coastal exploration that balances relaxation and light activity, this private charter is straightforward, scenic, and adaptable to your group’s pace.