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Spend a private day aboard a spacious catamaran from Cala Jondal, stopping to swim at Es Torrent, explore the carved rocks of Atlantis, circle the mythic Es Vedrà and slip into Formentera’s turquoise bays. This tailor‑made 8‑hour charter blends snorkeling, paddle SUP and relaxed cruising with on‑board comforts.
Spend a private day aboard a spacious catamaran from Cala Jondal, stopping to swim at Es Torrent, explore the carved rocks of Atlantis, circle the mythic Es Vedrà and slip into Formentera’s turquoise bays. This tailor‑made 8‑hour charter blends snorkeling, paddle SUP and relaxed cruising with on‑board comforts.
The deck rocks gently beneath your feet as the No‑Mad slips from the Tropicana Beach Club slip at Cala Jondal, sun moving across a pale sky and the bow net already warm enough for a nap. Salt smell and the low thud of engines set the day’s tempo; the captain waits for your rhythm—swim, paddle, snorkel, or simply watch limestone cliffs tilt into blue.
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Operated by Holistic Sailing · Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands
The deck rocks gently beneath your feet as the No‑Mad slips from the Tropicana Beach Club slip at Cala Jondal, sun moving across a pale sky and the bow net already warm enough for a nap. Salt smell and the low thud of engines set the day’s tempo; the captain waits for your rhythm—swim, paddle, snorkel, or simply watch limestone cliffs tilt into blue.
This route threads together Ibiza’s geological contrasts: soft white sand at Es Torrent, the stacked quarried rock pools known locally as Atlantis, and the sheer silhouette of Es Vedrà—an uninhabited limestone islet wrapped in folklore and centuries of maritime lore. Formentera’s shallow fringing reefs and Posidonia meadows tell a quieter natural story: important marine habitat that keeps these bays crystal clear.
Culturally, the southern coast is a mix of modern beach clubs and long‑standing fishing villages; a midday paella ashore echoes an island diet built on fresh fish, octopus and sun‑ripened produce. The No‑Mad supplies snorkels, a paddle SUP and on‑board conveniences so you can keep moving between coves.
Practical guidance: expect an 8‑hour private charter that’s low‑impact but sun‑exposed—bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and water shoes for rocky entry points. Swim checks and simple safety briefings are standard; the captain adapts the route to sea conditions. If you want a quieter stop, ask to linger at lesser‑visited bays or arrive early at Es Vedrà to avoid mid‑day boat traffic. Fuel, taxes and basic equipment are included—what you choose to eat and drink will shape the day’s mood. Sail with respect for Posidonia beds and local marine rules, and you’ll leave with a catalog of sharp coastal views and a refreshed sense of how the sea rearranges time.
No—this trip is suitable for all fitness levels; life jackets are provided and the crew performs a safety briefing before swimming stops.
Yes—this is a private charter and the captain will tailor stops and timing to sea conditions and your preferences within the 8‑hour window.
Yes—the No‑Mad includes an on‑board restroom and Wi‑Fi as part of its amenities.
Anchoring is managed by the crew; they avoid sensitive Posidonia meadows and choose sandy anchorages or use mooring buoys where available.
Holistic Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The deck rocks gently beneath your feet as the No‑Mad slips from the Tropicana Beach Club slip at Cala Jondal, sun moving across a pale sky and the bow net already warm enough for a nap. Salt smell and the low thud of engines set the day’s tempo; the captain waits for your rhythm—swim, paddle, snorkel, or simply watch limestone cliffs tilt into blue.
The deck rocks gently beneath your feet as the No‑Mad slips from the Tropicana Beach Club slip at Cala Jondal, sun moving across a pale sky and the bow net already warm enough for a nap. Salt smell and the low thud of engines set the day’s tempo; the captain waits for your rhythm—swim, paddle, snorkel, or simply watch limestone cliffs tilt into blue.
This route threads together Ibiza’s geological contrasts: soft white sand at Es Torrent, the stacked quarried rock pools known locally as Atlantis, and the sheer silhouette of Es Vedrà—an uninhabited limestone islet wrapped in folklore and centuries of maritime lore. Formentera’s shallow fringing reefs and Posidonia meadows tell a quieter natural story: important marine habitat that keeps these bays crystal clear.
Culturally, the southern coast is a mix of modern beach clubs and long‑standing fishing villages; a midday paella ashore echoes an island diet built on fresh fish, octopus and sun‑ripened produce. The No‑Mad supplies snorkels, a paddle SUP and on‑board conveniences so you can keep moving between coves.
Practical guidance: expect an 8‑hour private charter that’s low‑impact but sun‑exposed—bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a wind layer, and water shoes for rocky entry points. Swim checks and simple safety briefings are standard; the captain adapts the route to sea conditions. If you want a quieter stop, ask to linger at lesser‑visited bays or arrive early at Es Vedrà to avoid mid‑day boat traffic. Fuel, taxes and basic equipment are included—what you choose to eat and drink will shape the day’s mood. Sail with respect for Posidonia beds and local marine rules, and you’ll leave with a catalog of sharp coastal views and a refreshed sense of how the sea rearranges time.