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A private 3.5-hour boat excursion from Sant Antoni that visits Cala Bassa and Cala Conta, with snorkeling, caves and complimentary drinks. Perfect for swimmers and day-trippers who want clear-water stops and a local captain.
A private 3.5-hour boat excursion from Sant Antoni that visits Cala Bassa and Cala Conta, with snorkeling, caves and complimentary drinks. Perfect for swimmers and day-trippers who want clear-water stops and a local captain.
You step aboard a Chaparral 276 SSX at the Sant Antoni quay and the harbor exhales: a warm, saline breeze that tugs at sunglasses and plans alike. The boat slips out past moored yachts, waves nudging the hull, and the southwest coast of Ibiza opens in a sequence of limestone coves and sea-cut caves. The captain pilots with local memory—every inlet and underwater shelf is a waypoint on a practiced route.
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Operated by Blue Velvet Charter · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
You step aboard a Chaparral 276 SSX at the Sant Antoni quay and the harbor exhales: a warm, saline breeze that tugs at sunglasses and plans alike. The boat slips out past moored yachts, waves nudging the hull, and the southwest coast of Ibiza opens in a sequence of limestone coves and sea-cut caves. The captain pilots with local memory—every inlet and underwater shelf is a waypoint on a practiced route.
Ibiza’s coastline here is carved from Miocene limestone; wave action and karst fractures have produced narrow sea caves and shelves where Posidonia meadows grow in the shallows, keeping the water clear and blue. Sant Antoni itself grew as a fishing and trading port; today its cafés and seafood restaurants reflect a maritime culture that still orients around tide and sunset.
On this 3.5-hour private excursion you’ll visit two stops—Cala Bassa and Cala Conta—with time for swimming, snorkeling, and cliff-edge views. The boat offers a bow and stern solarium, an awning for shade, Bluetooth sound and a small fridge. Complimentary water, limited beer and a bottle of cava are provided; snorkeling goggles and life vests are included.
Practical edge: expect light chop offshore—take motion-sickness medicine if you’re prone; wear reef-safe sunscreen and a hat; bring a towel and water-resistant bag for phone/keys. Morning rides are calmer; late-afternoon trips deliver the most dramatic light on the western cliffs. Book early in high season and confirm the 24-hour cancellation window. With basic preparation this private half-day delivers clear-water swims, coastal geology, and time to hear the sea push you forward.
The itinerary includes two stops, typically Cala Bassa and Cala Conta, with time to swim and snorkel at each location.
Yes—courtesy water, limited beer and one bottle of cava are provided, along with snorkeling goggles and life vests; additional requests can be arranged ahead of time.
This is a private excursion with a local captain; you book the whole vessel for your party and can request music or restaurant reservations in advance.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check the operator’s specific policy for exceptions in bad weather.
Blue Velvet Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a Chaparral 276 SSX at the Sant Antoni quay and the harbor exhales: a warm, saline breeze that tugs at sunglasses and plans alike. The boat slips out past moored yachts, waves nudging the hull, and the southwest coast of Ibiza opens in a sequence of limestone coves and sea-cut caves. The captain pilots with local memory—every inlet and underwater shelf is a waypoint on a practiced route.
You step aboard a Chaparral 276 SSX at the Sant Antoni quay and the harbor exhales: a warm, saline breeze that tugs at sunglasses and plans alike. The boat slips out past moored yachts, waves nudging the hull, and the southwest coast of Ibiza opens in a sequence of limestone coves and sea-cut caves. The captain pilots with local memory—every inlet and underwater shelf is a waypoint on a practiced route.
Ibiza’s coastline here is carved from Miocene limestone; wave action and karst fractures have produced narrow sea caves and shelves where Posidonia meadows grow in the shallows, keeping the water clear and blue. Sant Antoni itself grew as a fishing and trading port; today its cafés and seafood restaurants reflect a maritime culture that still orients around tide and sunset.
On this 3.5-hour private excursion you’ll visit two stops—Cala Bassa and Cala Conta—with time for swimming, snorkeling, and cliff-edge views. The boat offers a bow and stern solarium, an awning for shade, Bluetooth sound and a small fridge. Complimentary water, limited beer and a bottle of cava are provided; snorkeling goggles and life vests are included.
Practical edge: expect light chop offshore—take motion-sickness medicine if you’re prone; wear reef-safe sunscreen and a hat; bring a towel and water-resistant bag for phone/keys. Morning rides are calmer; late-afternoon trips deliver the most dramatic light on the western cliffs. Book early in high season and confirm the 24-hour cancellation window. With basic preparation this private half-day delivers clear-water swims, coastal geology, and time to hear the sea push you forward.