Ses Illetes

Your voyage begins with boarding at the Marina in Ibiza at 10:00 AM, where your crew welcomes you aboard. After settling into your cabin, set off for Ses Illetes, Formentera’s most celebrated beach, just under an hour’s sail away. Drop anchor in shallow aquamarine waters and dive straight into your first swim or paddleboard session. Head ashore for lunch at Juan y Andrea or Beso Beach, both known for upscale barefoot dining in the sand. The afternoon invites sunbathing, beach walks, or lounging on deck while enjoying the serene beauty around you. As evening falls, sip cocktails while watching the sunset melt into the sea, then dine onboard or return to shore for a quiet dinner under the stars.

Espalmador and Playa de Migjorn

Ease into the morning with a short cruise to Espalmador, an uninhabited island just north of Formentera. Here, soft white sands and shallow crystal waters create a dreamlike setting, perfect for swimming or exploring by tender. Adventurous guests can try the natural mud baths, or simply enjoy the peaceful, undeveloped landscape. Around midday, cruise south to Playa de Migjorn, Formentera’s longest beach and a more rugged, expansive contrast to Illetes. Anchor offshore and have lunch at Gecko Beach Club, where sushi and cocktails are served with a laid-back, boho-chic flair. Spend the rest of the day sunbathing, snorkeling, or reading in a hammock. The anchorage here is peaceful and ideal for a restful night onboard.

Es Caló de Sant Agustí and Es Pujols

After breakfast, set a gentle course east to the quaint fishing village of Es Caló de Sant Agustí. This is a serene spot, where rustic boat huts line the shore and the atmosphere remains delightfully untouched. Go ashore to enjoy a traditional Formenteran lunch at Restaurante Es Caló, offering cliffside views and rice dishes made with love. In the early afternoon, cruise northeast to Es Pujols, the most vibrant town on the island. Here, you can explore local boutiques, beach cafés, and enjoy a swim along the sandy coast. For dinner, try Chezz Gerdi, a lively seaside restaurant with colorful décor, Mediterranean-fusion dishes, and great music. Anchor just off the beach or return briefly to Espalmador for a quieter night.

Es Pujols to Cala Saona

Begin the day with a longer but leisurely cruise around the northwestern tip of Formentera to reach Cala Saona, a secluded bay framed by red cliffs and pine forests. It’s one of the most beautiful anchorages in the Balearics, offering excellent swimming and kayaking. Spend your morning exploring sea caves nearby by tender or paddleboard, followed by a relaxed lunch at Chiringuito Cala Saona. The bay is ideal for a long afternoon nap in the shade or reading while gently swaying on the boat. As the sun begins to dip, take in a mesmerizing sunset over the sea, perhaps with a chilled bottle of rosé and some light tapas on deck. Tonight, enjoy a deep, peaceful sleep in one of the most tranquil corners of the Mediterranean.

Cala Bassa and Cala Comte

Sail north toward Ibiza, beginning with a scenic cruise to Cala Bassa, a sheltered beach known for its bright turquoise waters and pine-backed shore. Anchor here for a refreshing swim before heading ashore to CBbC Beach Club, where you’ll enjoy Mediterranean cuisine under the trees. After lunch, take a short cruise north to Cala Conta, one of Ibiza’s most iconic beaches. Spend your afternoon lounging on the yacht, paddleboarding, or swimming in multi-hued blue waters. As the day closes, head to Sunset Ashram for cocktails and music as the sun dips below the horizon — one of the most photogenic moments of the trip. Anchor overnight, embraced by calm seas and the soft glow of coastal cliffs.

Cala Tarida and Cala d’Hort

After a leisurely breakfast, cruise south to Cala Tarida, a long stretch of soft sand with a mix of relaxed and trendy beach vibes. Spend your morning swimming and sunbathing, or head ashore to Cotton Beach Club, perched above the bay with panoramic views and a refined menu.

From here, continue along the rugged coastline to Cala d’Hort, where Ibiza’s most mystical landmark, Es Vedrà, rises dramatically from the sea. Anchor here for the night and explore the cliffs or snorkel along the rocky coast. The sunset from this anchorage is legendary and has a near-mythic energy, best enjoyed with a quiet toast on deck. Dinner can be served aboard or ashore at El Carmen, where every table has a view of the sea and sky.

Cala Jondal

This morning, around Ibiza’s southwestern tip to arrive at Cala Jondal, a stylish destination that blends natural beauty with luxury. The pebbled shore and pine-clad cliffs create a secluded ambiance, while Blue Marlin Ibiza brings the energy with DJs, champagne, and plush loungers. Drop anchor and tender ashore to immerse yourself in the high-end beach club scene or book a massage in a private cabana. For a change of pace, explore the quiet ends of the beach or take a paddleboard session in calm waters. Lunch is best savored beachside, followed by a return to your yacht for a lazy afternoon siesta. Anchor overnight in the bay or, if the energy level calls for it, continue the celebration well into the evening.

Salinas Beach

Cruise eastward toward Las Salinas Beach, a long, flat stretch of soft white sand famous for its music-filled beach bars and easygoing crowd. Spend a lively afternoon between the waves and beach clubs like Jockey Club or Sa Trinxa, where the mojitos flow freely and the playlists never disappoint.

Later in the day, head north to Talamanca Bay, located just outside Ibiza Town. It’s a tranquil contrast to the earlier scene and a perfect spot for swimming, paddleboarding, or a quiet sunset walk along the boardwalk. For dinner, consider Sa Punta, known for its creative Mediterranean dishes and waterfront elegance. Your yacht anchors here for the night, offering peaceful views of Ibiza Town’s twinkling lights across the water.

Talamanca Bay and Leisure Day in Ibiza Town

Take this day at your own pace, using the yacht as your base for both relaxation and local exploration. Start with a relaxed breakfast onboard in Talamanca Bay, then tender ashore to explore Dalt Vila, Ibiza’s fortified old town, with cobbled alleys, whitewashed buildings, and sweeping views over the port. Enjoy lunch in the old town at La Bodega or return to the yacht for something lighter. The afternoon is perfect for beach walks, spa treatments, or last-minute shopping in Marina Botafoch. For your final night, dress up and enjoy a sunset cocktail at Patchwork or The Rooftop at Nobu, followed by a spectacular dinner and show at Lío Ibiza or a final dance at Pacha. The yacht remains anchored or docked nearby for an easy return onboard.

Marina (Disembarkation)

On your final morning, enjoy a quiet breakfast on deck as the yacht cruises gently back to the Marina, arriving around 9:30 AM. The harbor’s energy returns full circle as your crew assists with disembarkation at 10:00 AM. It’s the close of an unforgettable journey filled with turquoise waters, iconic sunsets, hidden coves, and unforgettable meals. Whether you’re heading straight to the airport or staying on the island, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for the rhythm and magic of the Balearics.