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Cruise from Ibiza to Formentera aboard a Sunseeker Mohawk 29, stopping at Illa des Espalmador and Illetas for snorkeling, sunbathing and a seaside lunch. This private, flexible day charter blends easy cruising with clear-water swims and a sunset return.
Cruise from Ibiza to Formentera aboard a Sunseeker Mohawk 29, stopping at Illa des Espalmador and Illetas for snorkeling, sunbathing and a seaside lunch. This private, flexible day charter blends easy cruising with clear-water swims and a sunset return.
You step off the quay as the Mediterranean sun sharpens blue into glass. The Sunseeker Mohawk 29 answers with a low, confident hum and a spray of salt as it slips past Marina Botafoch toward open water.
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Operated by Be Charter Ibiza · Ibiza, Balearic Islands
You step off the quay as the Mediterranean sun sharpens blue into glass. The Sunseeker Mohawk 29 answers with a low, confident hum and a spray of salt as it slips past Marina Botafoch toward open water.
This is coastal sailing shaped by history: Phoenician and Roman sailors once threaded these channels, and the islands’ limestone shelves and wind-sculpted dunes still dictate where boats gather. The itinerary moves from the sheltered coves of Ibiza to the shallow white flats of Illa des Espalmador and the sandbanks around Ses Illetes—areas underlain by Posidonia meadows that keep the water astonishingly clear.
Culture here is simple and maritime: small restaurants on Formentera serve fresh fish and the ritual of late-afternoon cava, while captains read weather, tides and current like locals read a map. Geology shows itself in chalky bluffs and low karst cliffs; you’ll anchor in glassy bays and step onto powder sand.
Practically: the full-day option runs up to eight hours with about 1.5 hours of sailing; start times are flexible between 10:00 and 21:00, return by sunset. The charter includes a skipper, snorkel gear and paddleboard, basic drinks and snacks—lifejackets for kids are provided. Expect short swims, easy spots for sunbathing, and a sheltered lunch stop at Illetas with several restaurant choices.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip shoes, and a light layer for evening breeze. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. The trip balances calm, scenic cruising with accessible water activity—ideal for anyone comfortable on small boats and eager to explore the quieter coves of Ibiza and Formentera.
Yes—snorkel masks and fins are provided so you can explore shallows at Espalmador and other stops.
The charter is private and flexible; you can prioritize Espalmador, Illetas or other quiet coves within the allowed 8‑hour window.
Yes—lifejackets for children and infants are included; notify the operator of ages when booking so they can prepare appropriate equipment.
The operator cancels for unsafe conditions; full refunds apply if you cancel at least 24 hours prior per the policy, and the crew will advise alternative dates when possible.
Be Charter Ibiza operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the quay as the Mediterranean sun sharpens blue into glass. The Sunseeker Mohawk 29 answers with a low, confident hum and a spray of salt as it slips past Marina Botafoch toward open water.
You step off the quay as the Mediterranean sun sharpens blue into glass. The Sunseeker Mohawk 29 answers with a low, confident hum and a spray of salt as it slips past Marina Botafoch toward open water.
This is coastal sailing shaped by history: Phoenician and Roman sailors once threaded these channels, and the islands’ limestone shelves and wind-sculpted dunes still dictate where boats gather. The itinerary moves from the sheltered coves of Ibiza to the shallow white flats of Illa des Espalmador and the sandbanks around Ses Illetes—areas underlain by Posidonia meadows that keep the water astonishingly clear.
Culture here is simple and maritime: small restaurants on Formentera serve fresh fish and the ritual of late-afternoon cava, while captains read weather, tides and current like locals read a map. Geology shows itself in chalky bluffs and low karst cliffs; you’ll anchor in glassy bays and step onto powder sand.
Practically: the full-day option runs up to eight hours with about 1.5 hours of sailing; start times are flexible between 10:00 and 21:00, return by sunset. The charter includes a skipper, snorkel gear and paddleboard, basic drinks and snacks—lifejackets for kids are provided. Expect short swims, easy spots for sunbathing, and a sheltered lunch stop at Illetas with several restaurant choices.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, non-slip shoes, and a light layer for evening breeze. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. The trip balances calm, scenic cruising with accessible water activity—ideal for anyone comfortable on small boats and eager to explore the quieter coves of Ibiza and Formentera.