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A private day sail from Ibiza to Formentera that lands you on Espalmador’s sandbanks and Illetes’ clear shallows. Expect paddleboards, snorkel stops, helm time with the skipper, and a sunset return near Es Vedrà.
A private day sail from Ibiza to Formentera that lands you on Espalmador’s sandbanks and Illetes’ clear shallows. Expect paddleboards, snorkel stops, helm time with the skipper, and a sunset return near Es Vedrà.
The bow cuts a clean line through Mediterranean blue as you leave Ibiza’s marina; wind shifts across the foredeck and the shallow banks of Espalmador appear like a pale fingerprint on the horizon.
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Operated by Navega Por Ibiza · Sant Francesc Xavier, Balearic Islands
The bow cuts a clean line through Mediterranean blue as you leave Ibiza’s marina; wind shifts across the foredeck and the shallow banks of Espalmador appear like a pale fingerprint on the horizon.
This private day charter visits two of the Balearics’ most photographed coastlines—Espalmador, an isolated sand islet reached only by boat, and Platja de ses Illetes on Formentera, ranked among Europe’s finest beaches. Geologically the area is shaped by Posidonia oceanica meadows and slow-moving currents that deposit fine white sand, giving the water its striking clarity and turquoise gradient.
Formentera’s human story is maritime: small fishing communities, salt works, and a steady flow of visitors since the mid-20th century. The islands retain a low-rise, low-impact feel—local restaurants cluster near Illetes, while Espalmador remains largely undeveloped and occasionally reveals shallow sandbanks and natural mud patches.
Expect a balanced day of sailing, snorkel stops among seagrass beds, and optional paddleboarding; the skipper will offer helm time and a short cruise back at sunset with a view of Es Vedrà. Practical notes: honour the marine reserve by avoiding anchoring on Posidonia, apply reef-safe sunscreen, and keep brief windows between swims to warm up.
Onboard comforts include snorkel gear, three paddleboards, an auxiliary tender for beach access, and a drone for photos. Plan for an 8-hour outing, light layers for the breeze, and a phone/drybag for waterproof photos. The day is easy in exertion but rich in sea-sense—bring curiosity and respect for the water beneath you.
Yes—this listing is for a private day charter, booked for your group with a dedicated skipper and auxiliary tender.
Yes—three paddleboards and snorkel equipment are included along with safety briefings on usage.
The skipper offers supervised helm time for guests; prior experience is not required but follow the skipper’s instructions for safety.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; cancellations within 24 hours are non‑refundable, and the operator may cancel for bad weather.
Navega Por Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts a clean line through Mediterranean blue as you leave Ibiza’s marina; wind shifts across the foredeck and the shallow banks of Espalmador appear like a pale fingerprint on the horizon.
The bow cuts a clean line through Mediterranean blue as you leave Ibiza’s marina; wind shifts across the foredeck and the shallow banks of Espalmador appear like a pale fingerprint on the horizon.
This private day charter visits two of the Balearics’ most photographed coastlines—Espalmador, an isolated sand islet reached only by boat, and Platja de ses Illetes on Formentera, ranked among Europe’s finest beaches. Geologically the area is shaped by Posidonia oceanica meadows and slow-moving currents that deposit fine white sand, giving the water its striking clarity and turquoise gradient.
Formentera’s human story is maritime: small fishing communities, salt works, and a steady flow of visitors since the mid-20th century. The islands retain a low-rise, low-impact feel—local restaurants cluster near Illetes, while Espalmador remains largely undeveloped and occasionally reveals shallow sandbanks and natural mud patches.
Expect a balanced day of sailing, snorkel stops among seagrass beds, and optional paddleboarding; the skipper will offer helm time and a short cruise back at sunset with a view of Es Vedrà. Practical notes: honour the marine reserve by avoiding anchoring on Posidonia, apply reef-safe sunscreen, and keep brief windows between swims to warm up.
Onboard comforts include snorkel gear, three paddleboards, an auxiliary tender for beach access, and a drone for photos. Plan for an 8-hour outing, light layers for the breeze, and a phone/drybag for waterproof photos. The day is easy in exertion but rich in sea-sense—bring curiosity and respect for the water beneath you.