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Float above Ibiza’s north coast for 12–15 minutes of panoramic ocean views—Cala Mastella, Cala Boix and the Tagomago reserve—on a 90-minute boat-and-fly excursion from Es Canar. Add an HD video to keep the memory.
Float above Ibiza’s north coast for 12–15 minutes of panoramic ocean views—Cala Mastella, Cala Boix and the Tagomago reserve—on a 90-minute boat-and-fly excursion from Es Canar. Add an HD video to keep the memory.
You lift off the deck with the Atlantic wind filling the parachute and Ibiza shrinking beneath you—white beaches, rocky coves and the pale blue of Tagomago island arranged like a postcard.
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Operated by Ski Pepe Watersports · Es Canar, Balearic Islands
You lift off the deck with the Atlantic wind filling the parachute and Ibiza shrinking beneath you—white beaches, rocky coves and the pale blue of Tagomago island arranged like a postcard.
This north-coast parasail from Es Canar is short and sharp: a 12–15 minute flight suspended above Cala Mastella, Cala Boix, Cala Leña and Cala Nova before the crew eases you back onto the boat. The shoreline here is shaped by sea-carved limestone and Pleistocene terraces; cliffs drop to narrow coves where traditional fishing cottages still mark the island’s maritime past.
Ibiza’s culture is more than nightlife—this coast keeps a quieter rhythm: Catalan and Spanish spoken by crews, small family-run chiringuitos onshore, and a navigation history centered on sheltered anchorages like the Tagomago reserve.
Practically, expect about 90 minutes for the whole excursion: safety briefing, boat transfer and your flight. The operator provides life jackets, soft drinks and the option to add an HD video of your flight. It’s an easy, low-fit activity suitable for most travelers, though weight is checked and the provider will decline guests with cardiac conditions or pregnancy.
Plan morning slots for calmer seas and clearer visibility, bring a windproof layer for the descent, and secure sunglasses with a strap. Seasickness medication and sun protection are smart if you’re sensitive. Operators cancel in bad weather—confirm 24 hours ahead for refunds if needed.
From up high the coast reads plainly: coves, scrubby hills, a few whitewashed houses—simple geography seen a little more boldly, with the sea daring you to look over the edge.
Flights typically last 12–15 minutes; the full experience including boat transfer and briefing is about 90 minutes.
Yes — the operator offers an HD video option recorded from the boat for an extra fee; reserve this when booking if you want footage.
Parasailing is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular conditions; operators also verify weight and may refuse service for safety reasons.
The tour cancels in adverse weather; you can get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure or the operator cancels due to conditions.
Ski Pepe Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You lift off the deck with the Atlantic wind filling the parachute and Ibiza shrinking beneath you—white beaches, rocky coves and the pale blue of Tagomago island arranged like a postcard.
You lift off the deck with the Atlantic wind filling the parachute and Ibiza shrinking beneath you—white beaches, rocky coves and the pale blue of Tagomago island arranged like a postcard.
This north-coast parasail from Es Canar is short and sharp: a 12–15 minute flight suspended above Cala Mastella, Cala Boix, Cala Leña and Cala Nova before the crew eases you back onto the boat. The shoreline here is shaped by sea-carved limestone and Pleistocene terraces; cliffs drop to narrow coves where traditional fishing cottages still mark the island’s maritime past.
Ibiza’s culture is more than nightlife—this coast keeps a quieter rhythm: Catalan and Spanish spoken by crews, small family-run chiringuitos onshore, and a navigation history centered on sheltered anchorages like the Tagomago reserve.
Practically, expect about 90 minutes for the whole excursion: safety briefing, boat transfer and your flight. The operator provides life jackets, soft drinks and the option to add an HD video of your flight. It’s an easy, low-fit activity suitable for most travelers, though weight is checked and the provider will decline guests with cardiac conditions or pregnancy.
Plan morning slots for calmer seas and clearer visibility, bring a windproof layer for the descent, and secure sunglasses with a strap. Seasickness medication and sun protection are smart if you’re sensitive. Operators cancel in bad weather—confirm 24 hours ahead for refunds if needed.
From up high the coast reads plainly: coves, scrubby hills, a few whitewashed houses—simple geography seen a little more boldly, with the sea daring you to look over the edge.