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Rent a license-free Trimarchi Nica 53S from Sant Antoni to reach Cala Bassa and Cala Comte in minutes. This 8‑hour, six‑person rental includes snorkeling gear and paddle boards—ideal for independent exploration of Ibiza’s clear coves.
Rent a license-free Trimarchi Nica 53S from Sant Antoni to reach Cala Bassa and Cala Comte in minutes. This 8‑hour, six‑person rental includes snorkeling gear and paddle boards—ideal for independent exploration of Ibiza’s clear coves.
The bow cuts the Mediterranean like a page being turned—blue light refracting off the hull as you leave Sant Antoni de Portmany’s marina. Onboard a Trimarchi Nica 53S, six people can spread out across sun pads while the engine hums a steady, reassuring note that promises coves in minutes rather than hours.
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Operated by Boat Rentals Ibiza · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
The bow cuts the Mediterranean like a page being turned—blue light refracting off the hull as you leave Sant Antoni de Portmany’s marina. Onboard a Trimarchi Nica 53S, six people can spread out across sun pads while the engine hums a steady, reassuring note that promises coves in minutes rather than hours.
Ibiza’s western coast is geologically young and rugged: low cliffs of sedimentary rock give way to sandy mouths and hidden bays where Posidonia seagrass carpets the shallows. Those coves—Cala Bassa and Cala Comte—have been used by fishermen for centuries; today the same inlets reward modern visitors with clear water and protected anchorages. Local culture still mixes fishing heritage with the island’s contemporary beach-culture energy, and small chiringuitos (beach bars) near the shore serve fresh seafood and cold drinks.
Practicality drives the experience: this rental is license-free, powered by a 15–40 hp engine, and includes snorkeling gear and paddle boards for up to six guests. Expect an unstructured day—anchor, swim, snorkel, and move on your own schedule. Timing matters: mornings are calmer and less crowded, afternoons bring thermals and more boats.
Plan for sun, salt, and short transfers—bring ID for booking, a waterproof bag for electronics, and reef-aware sunscreen to protect the marine meadow below. Respect anchoring zones and mooring regulations, and you’ll leave the cove as you found it: quieter, cleaner, and waiting for the next ripple.
No—this specific rental is advertised as license‑free; the operator configures power and safety to meet local regulations for license‑free use.
The authorized capacity is six people, and included equipment is sized for that number (snorkel gear and paddle boards for up to six).
The mooring and pickup are in Sant Antoni de Portmany marina, accessible by local bus, taxi, or a short walk from the town center.
Full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; refunds are not given within 24 hours of the scheduled time.
Boat Rentals Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts the Mediterranean like a page being turned—blue light refracting off the hull as you leave Sant Antoni de Portmany’s marina. Onboard a Trimarchi Nica 53S, six people can spread out across sun pads while the engine hums a steady, reassuring note that promises coves in minutes rather than hours.
The bow cuts the Mediterranean like a page being turned—blue light refracting off the hull as you leave Sant Antoni de Portmany’s marina. Onboard a Trimarchi Nica 53S, six people can spread out across sun pads while the engine hums a steady, reassuring note that promises coves in minutes rather than hours.
Ibiza’s western coast is geologically young and rugged: low cliffs of sedimentary rock give way to sandy mouths and hidden bays where Posidonia seagrass carpets the shallows. Those coves—Cala Bassa and Cala Comte—have been used by fishermen for centuries; today the same inlets reward modern visitors with clear water and protected anchorages. Local culture still mixes fishing heritage with the island’s contemporary beach-culture energy, and small chiringuitos (beach bars) near the shore serve fresh seafood and cold drinks.
Practicality drives the experience: this rental is license-free, powered by a 15–40 hp engine, and includes snorkeling gear and paddle boards for up to six guests. Expect an unstructured day—anchor, swim, snorkel, and move on your own schedule. Timing matters: mornings are calmer and less crowded, afternoons bring thermals and more boats.
Plan for sun, salt, and short transfers—bring ID for booking, a waterproof bag for electronics, and reef-aware sunscreen to protect the marine meadow below. Respect anchoring zones and mooring regulations, and you’ll leave the cove as you found it: quieter, cleaner, and waiting for the next ripple.