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Sail a private Lagoon catamaran from Ibiza to Formentera and Espalmador on a seven-hour luxury day trip—snorkel clear seagrass beds, paddleboard off the stern, and soak in some of the Mediterranean’s most transparent water. Practical inclusions and tips help you plan for sun, sea conditions, and local rules.
Sail a private Lagoon catamaran from Ibiza to Formentera and Espalmador on a seven-hour luxury day trip—snorkel clear seagrass beds, paddleboard off the stern, and soak in some of the Mediterranean’s most transparent water. Practical inclusions and tips help you plan for sun, sea conditions, and local rules.
The catamaran slips away from Ibiza’s southern coves with a low, steady thrum; the bow parts cerulean water while wind tugs at the canopy and a Megaboom sets the soundtrack of the day. Onboard, the Lagoon’s broad deck invites you to move between sun and shade, paddle a board off the stern, or lean over the rail to watch the sea change from cobalt to aquamarine as the bow heads for Formentera and the white sand of Espalmador.
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Operated by Charteralia · Formentera, Balearic Islands
The catamaran slips away from Ibiza’s southern coves with a low, steady thrum; the bow parts cerulean water while wind tugs at the canopy and a Megaboom sets the soundtrack of the day. Onboard, the Lagoon’s broad deck invites you to move between sun and shade, paddle a board off the stern, or lean over the rail to watch the sea change from cobalt to aquamarine as the bow heads for Formentera and the white sand of Espalmador.
Geology here is honest and Mediterranean: limestone bedrock worn into low cliffs, wide sandbanks, and seagrass meadows of Posidonia that knit the seabed and keep the water improbably clear. Formentera’s villages grew from fishing and salt—names like La Savina and Sant Francesc still recall a quieter island life. Espalmador, a narrow islet between Ibiza and Formentera, is famed for its shallow flats and seasonal mudbanks where visitors wade and children play.
Expect a seven-hour private cruise that balances relaxation and activity. Stops typically include a snorkel or two over submerged seagrass and a paddleboard session; snorkel gear and paddleboards are provided, along with water and soft drinks. The captain handles navigation and photos—bring a waterproof camera or phone case and know that passport checks are required for inter-island travel.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, wear water shoes for rocky shallows, and plan for sun exposure midday. Seas can be calm one hour and choppy the next—pack a light windbreaker and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. With a private boat, timing and music are yours: arrive ready to move between soaking up the sun and exploring shallow, postcard-perfect coves.
Departures are from Ibiza’s southern beaches—meeting points are typically near Playa d’en Bossa or other southern marinas; exact meeting details are provided at booking.
The private charter includes the Lagoon catamaran, captain, fuel, snorkel gear, paddleboards, Bluetooth speakers, mineral water, soft drinks, taxes, and the captain taking photos on request.
Yes—travelers must carry a current valid passport on the day of travel for inter‑island transit and any checks.
This tour is sold as all‑sales‑final; there is no refund for cancellations, though the operator may cancel for bad weather and issue a refund in that case.
Charteralia operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips away from Ibiza’s southern coves with a low, steady thrum; the bow parts cerulean water while wind tugs at the canopy and a Megaboom sets the soundtrack of the day. Onboard, the Lagoon’s broad deck invites you to move between sun and shade, paddle a board off the stern, or lean over the rail to watch the sea change from cobalt to aquamarine as the bow heads for Formentera and the white sand of Espalmador.
The catamaran slips away from Ibiza’s southern coves with a low, steady thrum; the bow parts cerulean water while wind tugs at the canopy and a Megaboom sets the soundtrack of the day. Onboard, the Lagoon’s broad deck invites you to move between sun and shade, paddle a board off the stern, or lean over the rail to watch the sea change from cobalt to aquamarine as the bow heads for Formentera and the white sand of Espalmador.
Geology here is honest and Mediterranean: limestone bedrock worn into low cliffs, wide sandbanks, and seagrass meadows of Posidonia that knit the seabed and keep the water improbably clear. Formentera’s villages grew from fishing and salt—names like La Savina and Sant Francesc still recall a quieter island life. Espalmador, a narrow islet between Ibiza and Formentera, is famed for its shallow flats and seasonal mudbanks where visitors wade and children play.
Expect a seven-hour private cruise that balances relaxation and activity. Stops typically include a snorkel or two over submerged seagrass and a paddleboard session; snorkel gear and paddleboards are provided, along with water and soft drinks. The captain handles navigation and photos—bring a waterproof camera or phone case and know that passport checks are required for inter-island travel.
Practical notes: wear reef-safe sunscreen, wear water shoes for rocky shallows, and plan for sun exposure midday. Seas can be calm one hour and choppy the next—pack a light windbreaker and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. With a private boat, timing and music are yours: arrive ready to move between soaking up the sun and exploring shallow, postcard-perfect coves.