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Celebrate on a private Lagoon 450 catamaran as you sail from Ibiza to Formentera and the sandbanks of Es Espalmador. Expect swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding and a lively crew-driven atmosphere—ideal for hen parties seeking sun, sea and music.
Celebrate on a private Lagoon 450 catamaran as you sail from Ibiza to Formentera and the sandbanks of Es Espalmador. Expect swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding and a lively crew-driven atmosphere—ideal for hen parties seeking sun, sea and music.
You step onto the broad deck of a Lagoon 450 as the harbor loosens its hold and Ibiza's pastel buildings shrink astern. Salt air pushes against the hull, the sea teasing you with warm, transparent pockets of water that dare you to jump in. Music from the ship’s premium sound system pulses across the sun pads while the captains—part hosts, part DJs—encourage dancing between swims.
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Operated by SIN RUMBO SAILING · Ibiza, Balearic Islands
You step onto the broad deck of a Lagoon 450 as the harbor loosens its hold and Ibiza's pastel buildings shrink astern. Salt air pushes against the hull, the sea teasing you with warm, transparent pockets of water that dare you to jump in. Music from the ship’s premium sound system pulses across the sun pads while the captains—part hosts, part DJs—encourage dancing between swims.
The route commonly points south toward Formentera, a low limestone island shaped by wind and millennia of wave action; between them sits Illa d’es Espalmador, a small sand-dominated islet formed by currents that pile white sand into near-perfect beaches. These waters have hosted Phoenician traders, Roman sailors and later Mediterranean fishermen; today the islands carry a relaxed, Catalan-flavored seaside culture and a focus on simple, marine-driven living.
Expect an easy 6–8 hour day on board with dives into clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and double-kayak play. The crew handles anchoring and basic instruction; swimming in moderate sea conditions is required for water entries. Time on Espalmador is typically a beach stop—soft sand, shallow swims and photo-perfect views back to Formentera’s Ses Illetes.
Practical guidance: book a morning departure to avoid hottest sun and strongest afternoon winds, bring reef-safe sunscreen and secure dry storage for valuables, and plan transport to/from Ibiza marinas (taxis or local shuttles). Wear grippy deck shoes for moving about and a light wind layer for the open-water stretches—the sea will keep you moving, the captains will keep the energy high.
Yes—this listing is for a private charter on a Lagoon 450, reserved for your group for the duration of the booking.
Non-swimmers can join but should remain on deck; water activities like snorkeling and paddleboarding require basic swimming comfort.
Inclusions vary by operator—some offer onboard snacks or allow restaurant stops on Formentera; check the booking page or ask the crew before departure.
All sales are final for this operator; the crew may alter the route or activities for safety in adverse conditions but cancellation/refund policies are strict—confirm policy before booking.
SIN RUMBO SAILING operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the broad deck of a Lagoon 450 as the harbor loosens its hold and Ibiza's pastel buildings shrink astern. Salt air pushes against the hull, the sea teasing you with warm, transparent pockets of water that dare you to jump in. Music from the ship’s premium sound system pulses across the sun pads while the captains—part hosts, part DJs—encourage dancing between swims.
You step onto the broad deck of a Lagoon 450 as the harbor loosens its hold and Ibiza's pastel buildings shrink astern. Salt air pushes against the hull, the sea teasing you with warm, transparent pockets of water that dare you to jump in. Music from the ship’s premium sound system pulses across the sun pads while the captains—part hosts, part DJs—encourage dancing between swims.
The route commonly points south toward Formentera, a low limestone island shaped by wind and millennia of wave action; between them sits Illa d’es Espalmador, a small sand-dominated islet formed by currents that pile white sand into near-perfect beaches. These waters have hosted Phoenician traders, Roman sailors and later Mediterranean fishermen; today the islands carry a relaxed, Catalan-flavored seaside culture and a focus on simple, marine-driven living.
Expect an easy 6–8 hour day on board with dives into clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and double-kayak play. The crew handles anchoring and basic instruction; swimming in moderate sea conditions is required for water entries. Time on Espalmador is typically a beach stop—soft sand, shallow swims and photo-perfect views back to Formentera’s Ses Illetes.
Practical guidance: book a morning departure to avoid hottest sun and strongest afternoon winds, bring reef-safe sunscreen and secure dry storage for valuables, and plan transport to/from Ibiza marinas (taxis or local shuttles). Wear grippy deck shoes for moving about and a light wind layer for the open-water stretches—the sea will keep you moving, the captains will keep the energy high.