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Spend a private day aboard a Lagoon 440 from Cala Jondal, weaving swims and SUP stops around Es Vedrà, Cala d’Hort and the hidden pools of Atlantis. This 8‑hour charter includes snorkel gear, paddle board and an experienced captain to tailor the route.
Spend a private day aboard a Lagoon 440 from Cala Jondal, weaving swims and SUP stops around Es Vedrà, Cala d’Hort and the hidden pools of Atlantis. This 8‑hour charter includes snorkel gear, paddle board and an experienced captain to tailor the route.
You step aboard a Lagoon 440 at Cala Jondal and the island loosens its hold—rock cliffs recede, the Mediterranean opens, and the bow net hums underfoot like a hammock between sea and sky.
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Operated by Holistic Sailing · Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands
You step aboard a Lagoon 440 at Cala Jondal and the island loosens its hold—rock cliffs recede, the Mediterranean opens, and the bow net hums underfoot like a hammock between sea and sky.
This private, eight-hour charter threads south and west around Ibiza: a calm first plunge at Es Torrent, a measured approach to the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrà, then a long swim and paddle at Cala d’Hort before the otherwordly rock pools of Atlantis. Geologically, Es Vedrà is a limestone outcrop sculpted by sea and wind, rising abruptly from deep water; the coastline here alternates sandy coves with ancient volcanic and metamorphic strata, which creates sudden drops and glassy snorkeling spots.
Culturally, the route intersects local rhythms—fishing coves, beach restaurants serving paella and grilled fish, and legends of magnetism and lost quarries. The crew provides snorkeling gear, a SUP, onboard restroom and Wi‑Fi; fuel and taxes are included.
Practically: expect 8 hours aboard with multiple swim stops, roughly 30–45 minutes of sailing between main points. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a waterproof dry bag, and seasickness meds if you’re prone—the sea can change mood quickly. Early departures dodge afternoon winds and crowds around Es Vedrà; midday is best for clear underwater visibility. Respect Posidonia meadows by following the captain’s anchoring guidance and pack out any waste.
For a day that balances silence and spectacle, this private catamaran turns Ibiza’s dramatic west coast into a measured sequence of swims, views and marine encounters—efficient, scenic and designed for privacy.
Yes—snorkeling gear is included in the charter, along with a SUP paddleboard; bring your own mask if you prefer a personal fit.
Both options are possible: you can bring catering or food, or stop at Cala d’Hort to dine at a beach restaurant—plan ahead for timing.
The charter departs from Cala Jondal and returns there at the end of the eight‑hour experience.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; check your booking confirmation for specifics.
Holistic Sailing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a Lagoon 440 at Cala Jondal and the island loosens its hold—rock cliffs recede, the Mediterranean opens, and the bow net hums underfoot like a hammock between sea and sky.
You step aboard a Lagoon 440 at Cala Jondal and the island loosens its hold—rock cliffs recede, the Mediterranean opens, and the bow net hums underfoot like a hammock between sea and sky.
This private, eight-hour charter threads south and west around Ibiza: a calm first plunge at Es Torrent, a measured approach to the brooding silhouette of Es Vedrà, then a long swim and paddle at Cala d’Hort before the otherwordly rock pools of Atlantis. Geologically, Es Vedrà is a limestone outcrop sculpted by sea and wind, rising abruptly from deep water; the coastline here alternates sandy coves with ancient volcanic and metamorphic strata, which creates sudden drops and glassy snorkeling spots.
Culturally, the route intersects local rhythms—fishing coves, beach restaurants serving paella and grilled fish, and legends of magnetism and lost quarries. The crew provides snorkeling gear, a SUP, onboard restroom and Wi‑Fi; fuel and taxes are included.
Practically: expect 8 hours aboard with multiple swim stops, roughly 30–45 minutes of sailing between main points. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a waterproof dry bag, and seasickness meds if you’re prone—the sea can change mood quickly. Early departures dodge afternoon winds and crowds around Es Vedrà; midday is best for clear underwater visibility. Respect Posidonia meadows by following the captain’s anchoring guidance and pack out any waste.
For a day that balances silence and spectacle, this private catamaran turns Ibiza’s dramatic west coast into a measured sequence of swims, views and marine encounters—efficient, scenic and designed for privacy.