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Cruise from Sant Antoni to Cala Salada and Punta Galera, splitting two hours between snorkeling and stand‑up paddleboarding before an open‑bar sunset at Café del Mar. This three‑hour VIP voyage mixes easy water activity with comfortable boat amenities for a relaxed, active evening on the sea.
Cruise from Sant Antoni to Cala Salada and Punta Galera, splitting two hours between snorkeling and stand‑up paddleboarding before an open‑bar sunset at Café del Mar. This three‑hour VIP voyage mixes easy water activity with comfortable boat amenities for a relaxed, active evening on the sea.
The boat slips away from Sant Antoni as the coast flattens into a sequence of coves, and the sea takes on the copper glow that tells you the island is preparing its main event. Guests settle onto shaded beds, fins and boards stacked nearby, while the crew sketches a route toward Cala Salada, Punta Galera and the wide arc in front of Café del Mar.
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Operated by Ibiza SUP Adventure · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
The boat slips away from Sant Antoni as the coast flattens into a sequence of coves, and the sea takes on the copper glow that tells you the island is preparing its main event. Guests settle onto shaded beds, fins and boards stacked nearby, while the crew sketches a route toward Cala Salada, Punta Galera and the wide arc in front of Café del Mar.
This stretch of Ibiza is volcanic limestone smoothed by millennia of wave action; small beaches sit tucked between low cliffs and terraces of pine and scrub that speak to the island’s Mediterranean character. The area’s modern reputation as a sunset stage grew from local cafés in the 1970s into a global ritual—watching the sun sink from the water offers a different perspective on that history, with the light moving across saline flats and rock shelves.
Expect two hours afloat to split between snorkeling shallow reefs and trying stand-up paddleboards; guides provide masks, snorkels, life jackets and a quick skills briefing. The boat’s freshwater shower and shaded lounges make swapping between activities comfortable, and an open bar and fruit keep energy up for the final run to Café del Mar and Mambo.
Practical notes: arrive 15–30 minutes early at Sant Antoni harbor, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light wind layer for after sunset. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding. The trip’s pace balances activity and downtime—perfect for swimmers and casual paddlers who want an active evening without a steep learning curve.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling and comfort in the water; life jackets are provided and guides stay close to participants.
The tour includes boat transport, snorkeling and SUP equipment, life jackets, an open bar with soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, fresh fruit, and freshwater shower access.
Infants must sit on an adult’s lap; children can join but should be supervised and be comfortable in the water—check age limits with the operator when booking.
Trips are cancellable for bad weather; the operator will usually notify you in advance and offer a full refund if they cancel within the stated policy window.
Ibiza SUP Adventure operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Sant Antoni as the coast flattens into a sequence of coves, and the sea takes on the copper glow that tells you the island is preparing its main event. Guests settle onto shaded beds, fins and boards stacked nearby, while the crew sketches a route toward Cala Salada, Punta Galera and the wide arc in front of Café del Mar.
The boat slips away from Sant Antoni as the coast flattens into a sequence of coves, and the sea takes on the copper glow that tells you the island is preparing its main event. Guests settle onto shaded beds, fins and boards stacked nearby, while the crew sketches a route toward Cala Salada, Punta Galera and the wide arc in front of Café del Mar.
This stretch of Ibiza is volcanic limestone smoothed by millennia of wave action; small beaches sit tucked between low cliffs and terraces of pine and scrub that speak to the island’s Mediterranean character. The area’s modern reputation as a sunset stage grew from local cafés in the 1970s into a global ritual—watching the sun sink from the water offers a different perspective on that history, with the light moving across saline flats and rock shelves.
Expect two hours afloat to split between snorkeling shallow reefs and trying stand-up paddleboards; guides provide masks, snorkels, life jackets and a quick skills briefing. The boat’s freshwater shower and shaded lounges make swapping between activities comfortable, and an open bar and fruit keep energy up for the final run to Café del Mar and Mambo.
Practical notes: arrive 15–30 minutes early at Sant Antoni harbor, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light wind layer for after sunset. If you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding. The trip’s pace balances activity and downtime—perfect for swimmers and casual paddlers who want an active evening without a steep learning curve.