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Cut across Ibiza’s western shore by jet ski to reach the raw rock pools of Atlantis and the looming silhouette of Es Vedrà. This 110-minute guided ride pairs short swim stops with high-speed coastal passes—ideal for anyone comfortable on open water.
Cut across Ibiza’s western shore by jet ski to reach the raw rock pools of Atlantis and the looming silhouette of Es Vedrà. This 110-minute guided ride pairs short swim stops with high-speed coastal passes—ideal for anyone comfortable on open water.
The Atlantic-blue sea opens before you as the engines wake—salt spray at your face, the island silhouette of Es Vedrà daring you to get closer. From Avenida Doctor Fleming in San Antonio you cut out past Cala Conta and Cala Tarida, skimming turquoise shelves and jagged rock fingers until the coastline gives way to the sculpted slabs of Atlantis.
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Operated by Ibiza Jet Ski Beach & Lady Virginia Ibiza · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
The Atlantic-blue sea opens before you as the engines wake—salt spray at your face, the island silhouette of Es Vedrà daring you to get closer. From Avenida Doctor Fleming in San Antonio you cut out past Cala Conta and Cala Tarida, skimming turquoise shelves and jagged rock fingers until the coastline gives way to the sculpted slabs of Atlantis.
This stretch of Ibiza carries layers of human and geological history: quarry marks where marés stone was cut for Dalt Vila’s 16th-century walls, pines and junipers clinging to limestone, and the folklore of Es Vedrà—an islet long wrapped in myth. The route threads through a protected seascape that includes small islets like Sa Conillera, which has been part of the Natural Reserve since 2002.
Expect a mix of adrenaline and short peaceful stops—a five-minute swim/snorkel at Atlantis (weather permitting) and photo passes by coves such as Cala Vadella and Cala d'Hort. The sea will test your balance and reward you with views that boats can’t match: rock faces that seem to push the water into brighter blues.
Practically: the tour runs about 110 minutes, lifejackets and a certified monitor are included, and basic jet-ski instruction is given before departure. Go in the morning for calmer seas, bring reef shoes and a waterproof camera, and keep sunscreen handy—shade on the water is rare. Operators limit groups and may cancel for bad weather; confirm pickup at Tour Shop #15 on Avenida Doctor Fleming.
No—operators provide a short safety and handling briefing before departure and the monitor accompanies the group; basic balance is helpful.
Yes—there is a short rest stop for a swim/snorkel at Atlantis when conditions allow, but operators typically do not provide snorkel gear so bring your own or confirm availability in advance.
Age and driving requirements vary by operator—passengers can be younger but drivers often must meet a minimum age and show valid ID; check booking details before arrival.
Tours may be canceled for rough seas or strong winds; the operator usually offers a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or due to unsafe conditions.
Ibiza Jet Ski Beach & Lady Virginia Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Atlantic-blue sea opens before you as the engines wake—salt spray at your face, the island silhouette of Es Vedrà daring you to get closer. From Avenida Doctor Fleming in San Antonio you cut out past Cala Conta and Cala Tarida, skimming turquoise shelves and jagged rock fingers until the coastline gives way to the sculpted slabs of Atlantis.
The Atlantic-blue sea opens before you as the engines wake—salt spray at your face, the island silhouette of Es Vedrà daring you to get closer. From Avenida Doctor Fleming in San Antonio you cut out past Cala Conta and Cala Tarida, skimming turquoise shelves and jagged rock fingers until the coastline gives way to the sculpted slabs of Atlantis.
This stretch of Ibiza carries layers of human and geological history: quarry marks where marés stone was cut for Dalt Vila’s 16th-century walls, pines and junipers clinging to limestone, and the folklore of Es Vedrà—an islet long wrapped in myth. The route threads through a protected seascape that includes small islets like Sa Conillera, which has been part of the Natural Reserve since 2002.
Expect a mix of adrenaline and short peaceful stops—a five-minute swim/snorkel at Atlantis (weather permitting) and photo passes by coves such as Cala Vadella and Cala d'Hort. The sea will test your balance and reward you with views that boats can’t match: rock faces that seem to push the water into brighter blues.
Practically: the tour runs about 110 minutes, lifejackets and a certified monitor are included, and basic jet-ski instruction is given before departure. Go in the morning for calmer seas, bring reef shoes and a waterproof camera, and keep sunscreen handy—shade on the water is rare. Operators limit groups and may cancel for bad weather; confirm pickup at Tour Shop #15 on Avenida Doctor Fleming.