Sailing cruise in Ibiza and Formentera

Your cruise

Tour the island of Ibiza, called Eveissa in Catalan, and Formentera during a week-long cruise aboard a perfectly equipped monohull sailboat
Adolfo will be your skipper and will be happy to help you discover the more or less known wonders of these two Balearic islands. Between the wild creeks, the fine sandy beaches, the crystal clear water, the small typical villages and the festive animation of the cities, you are sure to find your happiness
Adolfo is at your disposal to create a tailor-made program according to your expectations. In short, make your dream vacation come true!

Your possible stops during this cruise

Adolfo will meet you in Ibiza to take you aboard his sailboat. He will start by showing you around the boat and explaining the way things work on board.

Day 1: You will start your cruise in Santa Eularia des Riu, the second city of the island
You will find beautiful beaches, small typical markets and charming villages in the surroundings. A short day of sightseeing and relaxation to start this cruise.

Day 2: The beach of Es Canar awaits you
This paradisiacal beach will make you completely disconnect. You will then continue northwards to go around the island of Tago Mago and head for Portinatx. This area is full of small wild coves and fine sandy beaches. We will end the day in Cala Benirras, nicknamed the "hippies' beach" to admire an exceptional sunset on the mysterious rock formation in the middle of the sea.

Day 3: You will head to the Port de Sant Miquel and Cala Aubarca
A unique and wild setting with turquoise water overhung by cliffs and a pine forest. The day will end in the vicinity of Sant Antoni de Portmany. Off this bay there is a string of uninhabited islands. For those who want to go out, the town offers a wide choice of restaurants, bars and nightclubs.

Day 4: You will sail around the Cala d'Hor which offers a spectacular view of Es Vedra, this islet of almost 400 meters of altitude. Another swim in a little piece of paradise. It's time to take out the fishing rods for the amateurs.

Day 5: It's time to go to the wonderful island of Formentera
Very little urbanized, Formentera has kept the aspect of the Mediterranean villages of the past. The nature is very preserved and the water is crystal clear. The marine fauna is numerous and varied, so it's time to get out your mask and snorkel. In the north of the island, make a stop by the mud baths of Espalmador. The beautiful beach of Illetes offers a dream setting for the evening anchorage

Day 6: We continue the visit of Formentera with the Cala Saona and its beaches
The water is not very deep, it is thus ideal for the children. The Cape of Berberia is located in the south of the island and is closer to Algeria than to Spain. There is a lighthouse that allows ships entering the Mediterranean from Gibraltar to find their way and offers visitors an incredible view. Finally, the coast of Migjorn shelters a great quantity of small coves and beaches more or less wild, a perfect shelter for the night

Day 7: You will visit El Pilar de la Mola, a small village in Formentera with its white houses and lighthouse. The last stop of this cruise will be Es Pujols, with its white sand and turquoise water. Then it will be time to return

Of course this program is a proposal, it can be modified at will.

* Exceptional information ~ Season 2023
The departure and arrival will be at the Marina Santa Eulalia instead of Ibiza, due to work during the season in the port of Ibiza.