Spend a private 7‑hour catamaran day charter from San Antonio Bay that sails by the famed Café del Mar, with snorkel gear, a stand‑up paddleboard and bow nets for lounging. Perfect for groups who want a relaxed, sea‑focused day with a professional skipper.
Spend a private 7‑hour catamaran day charter from San Antonio Bay that sails by the famed Café del Mar, with snorkel gear, a stand‑up paddleboard and bow nets for lounging. Perfect for groups who want a relaxed, sea‑focused day with a professional skipper.
The morning air over San Antonio Bay tastes of salt and diesel as the catamaran eases away from the marina, nets at the bows inviting travelers to stretch out and watch the white sweep of the island fall astern.
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Operated by Charteralia · Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands
The morning air over San Antonio Bay tastes of salt and diesel as the catamaran eases away from the marina, nets at the bows inviting travelers to stretch out and watch the white sweep of the island fall astern.
This private 7‑hour voyage threads past the iconic Café del Mar, the sunset landmark that helped define Ibiza’s chill-out scene, before slipping into quieter coves. Geologically, Ibiza’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone with rocky headlands, shallow reefs and sandy pockets that make for clear snorkeling and calm anchorages in summer. Culturally the ride is a blend of Mediterranean life and party‑island lore — fishing villages, Catalan influence and a music culture born in bays like this.
Expect a day paced around the sea: long swims from the ladder, snorkel sessions over rocky reef, paddleboarding off the stern and idle time reclining on the bow nets. The operator supplies snorkel gear, a stand‑up paddleboard, megaboom speakers and a large cool box; a professional skipper handles navigation and anchoring so you can focus on the water.
Practically: this is an easy, low‑impact outing for mixed groups — bring sun protection, a waterproof bag and ID, and plan for a 7‑hour window afloat. Weather can reroute the plan; operators will reschedule or refund if sailing is impossible. For first‑time visitors, schedule the trip away from the late‑afternoon rush to maximize swimming and quiet coves. Onboard comforts and a knowledgeable skipper make this an accessible way to experience Ibiza’s coastline without the logistics of hiring a private boat on your own.
Most charters depart from San Antonio/Sant Antoni marinas; confirm the exact meeting point on your voucher.
Yes—snorkel equipment and a stand‑up paddleboard are provided as part of the trip inclusions.
If conditions prevent safe sailing the operator will attempt to reschedule; refunds are provided if rescheduling isn’t possible.
This listing is for a private charter; staffing and capacity details should be confirmed at booking.
Charteralia operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The morning air over San Antonio Bay tastes of salt and diesel as the catamaran eases away from the marina, nets at the bows inviting travelers to stretch out and watch the white sweep of the island fall astern.
The morning air over San Antonio Bay tastes of salt and diesel as the catamaran eases away from the marina, nets at the bows inviting travelers to stretch out and watch the white sweep of the island fall astern.
This private 7‑hour voyage threads past the iconic Café del Mar, the sunset landmark that helped define Ibiza’s chill-out scene, before slipping into quieter coves. Geologically, Ibiza’s coastline is carved from Miocene limestone with rocky headlands, shallow reefs and sandy pockets that make for clear snorkeling and calm anchorages in summer. Culturally the ride is a blend of Mediterranean life and party‑island lore — fishing villages, Catalan influence and a music culture born in bays like this.
Expect a day paced around the sea: long swims from the ladder, snorkel sessions over rocky reef, paddleboarding off the stern and idle time reclining on the bow nets. The operator supplies snorkel gear, a stand‑up paddleboard, megaboom speakers and a large cool box; a professional skipper handles navigation and anchoring so you can focus on the water.
Practically: this is an easy, low‑impact outing for mixed groups — bring sun protection, a waterproof bag and ID, and plan for a 7‑hour window afloat. Weather can reroute the plan; operators will reschedule or refund if sailing is impossible. For first‑time visitors, schedule the trip away from the late‑afternoon rush to maximize swimming and quiet coves. Onboard comforts and a knowledgeable skipper make this an accessible way to experience Ibiza’s coastline without the logistics of hiring a private boat on your own.