Around Ibiza by Yacht

The next day we spend at Cala Jondal Bay — one of the most famous beaches in southern Ibiza. Here you'll find transparent turquoise water, white sand and calm, disturbed only by the music from Blue Marlin Ibiza — a cult beach club where you can relax on sunbeds by day and dive into the heart of an Ibiza party by evening.

This place perfectly combines style, relaxation and excitement — exactly what people love about yacht tours in Ibiza.

On the third day — getting to know the island's historic heart. Ibiza Town is not only luxury yachts, but also the unique old quarter Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A Gothic 14th-century cathedral dedicated to Saint Mary, narrow winding streets, old stone houses, craft shops and captivating views from the fortress — all of this creates the magic of this place.

For a less typical experience — rent a Citroën Méhari, the legendary retro car of the hippie era. A drive in this car lets you explore Ibiza's authentic villages, stop at secret beaches and take countless atmospheric photos.

Formentera is a true paradise in the Mediterranean. The smallest of the Balearic Islands, it impresses with perfectly clean beaches, turquoise water and tranquillity. This is the ideal place for snorkelling, diving or simply relaxing with a glass of cool wine on a terrace overlooking the sea.

Don't miss the gastronomic discoveries: Can Carlitos and Quimera Restaurant — two favourite spots for both locals and travellers alike. Fresh seafood, wine, sunset — the ideal formula for an evening.

A magical day. We head to Es Vedrà — one of the most mysterious places on the planet. Landing on the island itself is forbidden, but sailing around it is an adventure in its own right. It is considered the third most magnetically powerful place on Earth, after the North Pole and the Bermuda Triangle. UFOs have reportedly been seen here, and some theories hold it to be the peak of sunken Atlantis.

After — a stop at the mysterious Atlantis beach, surrounded by unusually shaped rocks. This place is considered sacred and is a true hidden gem of Ibiza.

We return to San Antonio, but along the way we still enjoy the views of Illa sa Conillera — a picturesque islet nearby. A stop at Cala Bassa Beach Club: one of Ibiza's best beaches with crystal-clear water, live music and top-quality gastronomy. The ideal place to dance barefoot on the sand or simply bask in the sun with your favourite drink.

Breakfast on board, farewell to the crew and transfer to the airport. You'll take with you a tan, new acquaintances, memories and, perhaps, a new love for the sea. Ibiza by yacht — a holiday you'll want to return to.