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Spend seven private hours aboard a luxury catamaran exploring Playa Ses Platgetes and the pale, shallow bays of southern Formentera. Snorkel, paddle, and swim from the boat while a local skipper handles navigation and anchoring.
Spend seven private hours aboard a luxury catamaran exploring Playa Ses Platgetes and the pale, shallow bays of southern Formentera. Snorkel, paddle, and swim from the boat while a local skipper handles navigation and anchoring.
A low-slung catamaran slides away from Formentera’s rocky shore and the Mediterranean opens wide: a ribbon of turquoise, wind that teases the sail, and the soft slap of the dinghy as it follows the hull. On this private seven‑hour trip to Playa Ses Platgetes the sea sets the pace — shallow bays invite long swims, the current nudges snorkelers toward hidden fingers of sand, and the skipper folds local knowledge into every heading.
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Operated by CharterAlia Boat Hire Formentera · Sant Francesc Xavier, Balearic Islands
A low-slung catamaran slides away from Formentera’s rocky shore and the Mediterranean opens wide: a ribbon of turquoise, wind that teases the sail, and the soft slap of the dinghy as it follows the hull. On this private seven‑hour trip to Playa Ses Platgetes the sea sets the pace — shallow bays invite long swims, the current nudges snorkelers toward hidden fingers of sand, and the skipper folds local knowledge into every heading.
Formentera’s coastline is limestone and sand sculpted by wind and sea; nearby Pilar de la Mola rises as a bluff of older rock offering one of the island’s few high points. The island’s maritime culture is practical and unhurried — small fishing coves and farmhouse restaurants speak to a history of sea and subsistence agriculture rather than mass tourism.
Expect clear, shallow water ideal for families, supplied snorkel gear, and a stand‑up paddleboard for exploring coves. The trip includes a megaboom speaker, an auxiliary dinghy for easy landings, and time to relax on deck or take short swims from the catamaran.
Practical guidance: pack reef shoes for rocky entry, high‑SPF sunscreen, a wind layer for the crossing, and a waterproof bag for valuables. Aim for late morning departures to catch calm seas and afternoon light for photos. Because anchoring near Posidonia seagrass is regulated, follow the skipper’s instructions to protect seabed habitat. On balance, this private charter is an easy, family‑friendly way to access Formentera’s quieter southern beaches and to trade crowded shorelines for a day defined by water, small coves, and steady sea air.
Yes — snorkel equipment is included in the trip price and available for all passengers.
Yes — the shallow waters at Playa Ses Platgetes are family‑friendly and the trip is listed as suitable for all fitness levels.
Departure is typically from a marina or beach on Formentera; the booking link or operator will confirm the exact embarkation point.
The operator may cancel if weather makes the crossing unsafe; the policy for this tour states cancellations for bad weather and no refunds for other cancellations.
CharterAlia Boat Hire Formentera operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-slung catamaran slides away from Formentera’s rocky shore and the Mediterranean opens wide: a ribbon of turquoise, wind that teases the sail, and the soft slap of the dinghy as it follows the hull. On this private seven‑hour trip to Playa Ses Platgetes the sea sets the pace — shallow bays invite long swims, the current nudges snorkelers toward hidden fingers of sand, and the skipper folds local knowledge into every heading.
A low-slung catamaran slides away from Formentera’s rocky shore and the Mediterranean opens wide: a ribbon of turquoise, wind that teases the sail, and the soft slap of the dinghy as it follows the hull. On this private seven‑hour trip to Playa Ses Platgetes the sea sets the pace — shallow bays invite long swims, the current nudges snorkelers toward hidden fingers of sand, and the skipper folds local knowledge into every heading.
Formentera’s coastline is limestone and sand sculpted by wind and sea; nearby Pilar de la Mola rises as a bluff of older rock offering one of the island’s few high points. The island’s maritime culture is practical and unhurried — small fishing coves and farmhouse restaurants speak to a history of sea and subsistence agriculture rather than mass tourism.
Expect clear, shallow water ideal for families, supplied snorkel gear, and a stand‑up paddleboard for exploring coves. The trip includes a megaboom speaker, an auxiliary dinghy for easy landings, and time to relax on deck or take short swims from the catamaran.
Practical guidance: pack reef shoes for rocky entry, high‑SPF sunscreen, a wind layer for the crossing, and a waterproof bag for valuables. Aim for late morning departures to catch calm seas and afternoon light for photos. Because anchoring near Posidonia seagrass is regulated, follow the skipper’s instructions to protect seabed habitat. On balance, this private charter is an easy, family‑friendly way to access Formentera’s quieter southern beaches and to trade crowded shorelines for a day defined by water, small coves, and steady sea air.