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Spend a relaxed half day on a chilled boat around western Ibiza, sampling sangría and fresh fruit while snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and swimming off small coves. Two route options visit Cala Gració/Cala Salada or Cala Bassa/Cala Conta — ideal for easy water play and scenic views.
Spend a relaxed half day on a chilled boat around western Ibiza, sampling sangría and fresh fruit while snorkeling, paddleboarding, kayaking, and swimming off small coves. Two route options visit Cala Gració/Cala Salada or Cala Bassa/Cala Conta — ideal for easy water play and scenic views.
Heat shimmers off the Mediterranean as the boat eases away from the harbor and the rhythm of the sea takes over. Sunlight slides across low cliffs and small coves — Cala Gració’s clear shallows, the flat rock of Punta Galera, or the pale sand of Cala Bassa — each stop a shallow bowl of blue that invites you to jump in.
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Heat shimmers off the Mediterranean as the boat eases away from the harbor and the rhythm of the sea takes over. Sunlight slides across low cliffs and small coves — Cala Gració’s clear shallows, the flat rock of Punta Galera, or the pale sand of Cala Bassa — each stop a shallow bowl of blue that invites you to jump in.
This half-day cruise follows two common west-coast routes around Ibiza, visiting family-friendly coves known for clean water and easy access from anchorage: Cala Gració/Cala Salada and Cala Bassa/Cala Conta. Ibiza’s coastline is limestone and sandstone carved by waves; you’ll see sheer rock ledges and small beaches formed where softer strata gave way. Culturally, the island blends Catalan fishing-village history with a modern focus on leisure — local cuisine and chilled drinks onboard reflect that mix.
Expect a relaxed pace: swimming, snorkeling over rocky seabeds, paddleboarding across glassy bays, kayaking short distances, and optional cliff jumping only in calm conditions. Crew-provided drinks (sangría, mojitos, beer, wine, water) and seasonal fruit keep the mood easy.
Practical notes: trips are typically three hours, launch from Ibiza/Eivissa harbor or nearby marinas, and run best in late spring to early fall. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swim shoes for rocky entries, and a light wrap for the breeze returning to port. If you want quieter coves, aim for early departures; mid-afternoon sails are livelier and more social.
Most half‑day cruises depart from Ibiza Town marinas or nearby ports; exact meeting point will be provided at booking.
Yes — the tour lists included drinks (sangría, mojitos, beer, wine, soft drinks, water) and fresh seasonal fruit for guests.
Basic snorkeling and paddleboarding equipment is typically supplied by the operator; confirm in advance if you need specific sizes or private gear.
Cliff jumping is allowed only in calm, safe conditions at the crew’s discretion — it’s not guaranteed and is subject to weather and sea state.
Heat shimmers off the Mediterranean as the boat eases away from the harbor and the rhythm of the sea takes over. Sunlight slides across low cliffs and small coves — Cala Gració’s clear shallows, the flat rock of Punta Galera, or the pale sand of Cala Bassa — each stop a shallow bowl of blue that invites you to jump in.
Heat shimmers off the Mediterranean as the boat eases away from the harbor and the rhythm of the sea takes over. Sunlight slides across low cliffs and small coves — Cala Gració’s clear shallows, the flat rock of Punta Galera, or the pale sand of Cala Bassa — each stop a shallow bowl of blue that invites you to jump in.
This half-day cruise follows two common west-coast routes around Ibiza, visiting family-friendly coves known for clean water and easy access from anchorage: Cala Gració/Cala Salada and Cala Bassa/Cala Conta. Ibiza’s coastline is limestone and sandstone carved by waves; you’ll see sheer rock ledges and small beaches formed where softer strata gave way. Culturally, the island blends Catalan fishing-village history with a modern focus on leisure — local cuisine and chilled drinks onboard reflect that mix.
Expect a relaxed pace: swimming, snorkeling over rocky seabeds, paddleboarding across glassy bays, kayaking short distances, and optional cliff jumping only in calm conditions. Crew-provided drinks (sangría, mojitos, beer, wine, water) and seasonal fruit keep the mood easy.
Practical notes: trips are typically three hours, launch from Ibiza/Eivissa harbor or nearby marinas, and run best in late spring to early fall. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swim shoes for rocky entries, and a light wrap for the breeze returning to port. If you want quieter coves, aim for early departures; mid-afternoon sails are livelier and more social.