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Spend a private day by catamaran off Migjorn Beach, anchoring at Playa Es Arenals for snorkeling and paddleboarding in clear, shallow water. Expect curated gear, an experienced skipper, and flexible time to swim, paddle, or relax on deck.
Spend a private day by catamaran off Migjorn Beach, anchoring at Playa Es Arenals for snorkeling and paddleboarding in clear, shallow water. Expect curated gear, an experienced skipper, and flexible time to swim, paddle, or relax on deck.
The catamaran slips away from La Savina under a pale Mediterranean morning, sails filling as Formentera’s low coast slides into view. By mid-morning the hull threads along Migjorn Beach; at the far end, Playa Es Arenals opens with shallow banks of translucent water where Posidonia meadows sway and small fish dart like punctuation marks.
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Operated by CharterAlia Boat Hire Formentera · Sant Francesc Xavier, Balearic Islands
The catamaran slips away from La Savina under a pale Mediterranean morning, sails filling as Formentera’s low coast slides into view. By mid-morning the hull threads along Migjorn Beach; at the far end, Playa Es Arenals opens with shallow banks of translucent water where Posidonia meadows sway and small fish dart like punctuation marks.
This stretch of southern Formentera has been shaped by wind, sand, and sea—waves that once marched dunes now rest in calm coves buffered by the island’s low limestone. Cultural traces are visible nearby: the salt flats of Ses Salines to the north and simple fishermen’s cottages that speak to a centuries-old island economy.
On a private charter the day is modular: anchor off Es Arenals for snorkeling among rocky outcrops, launch a stand-up paddleboard for slow reconnaissance, or take the auxiliary dinghy ashore. The onboard skipper typically supplies masks, fins, a paddleboard, and a large cool box for refreshments; a Bluetooth speaker supplies low-key music while swimmers explore.
Practicalities matter—sun protection, reef-safe sunscreen, and a lightweight waterproof bag keep gear safe; bring a light jacket for the open-deck breeze. Sea conditions can change; opt for morning departures for gentler seas and cleaner water.
Formentera’s marine life and clear water reward straightforward planning: hydrate, protect skin, and respect Posidonia beds to preserve the clarity that drew you here.
Yes—snorkel masks and fins are included for guests during the stop at Playa Es Arenals.
Yes—this private charter is family-friendly; infant seats and stroller access are available but supervise children near water.
All sales are final; bookings are non-refundable and trips may be cancelled only for severe weather conditions.
The operator uses an auxiliary dinghy for shore access and a swim ladder for direct water entry at anchor.
CharterAlia Boat Hire Formentera operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from La Savina under a pale Mediterranean morning, sails filling as Formentera’s low coast slides into view. By mid-morning the hull threads along Migjorn Beach; at the far end, Playa Es Arenals opens with shallow banks of translucent water where Posidonia meadows sway and small fish dart like punctuation marks.
The catamaran slips away from La Savina under a pale Mediterranean morning, sails filling as Formentera’s low coast slides into view. By mid-morning the hull threads along Migjorn Beach; at the far end, Playa Es Arenals opens with shallow banks of translucent water where Posidonia meadows sway and small fish dart like punctuation marks.
This stretch of southern Formentera has been shaped by wind, sand, and sea—waves that once marched dunes now rest in calm coves buffered by the island’s low limestone. Cultural traces are visible nearby: the salt flats of Ses Salines to the north and simple fishermen’s cottages that speak to a centuries-old island economy.
On a private charter the day is modular: anchor off Es Arenals for snorkeling among rocky outcrops, launch a stand-up paddleboard for slow reconnaissance, or take the auxiliary dinghy ashore. The onboard skipper typically supplies masks, fins, a paddleboard, and a large cool box for refreshments; a Bluetooth speaker supplies low-key music while swimmers explore.
Practicalities matter—sun protection, reef-safe sunscreen, and a lightweight waterproof bag keep gear safe; bring a light jacket for the open-deck breeze. Sea conditions can change; opt for morning departures for gentler seas and cleaner water.
Formentera’s marine life and clear water reward straightforward planning: hydrate, protect skin, and respect Posidonia beds to preserve the clarity that drew you here.