
See the islands from the sea
Cliffs, coves, and beaches reveal themselves gradually when you arrive by sailboat, giving the whole day a calmer and far more beautiful rhythm than seeing the islands from land.
Ibiza - Formentera private trip
Explore Ibiza from a different perspective. Far from the crowds and enjoying calm anchorages, swim stops and lunch moments to share with loved ones.

Route overview
For many guests, this is the day they remember most. You head out from Ibiza, spend time swimming and relaxing in beautiful spots, and enjoy Formentera from the sea instead of following the crowds on land.
It works especially well for couples, families, and friend groups who want the privacy of their own boat and a day that feels effortless once it begins.

Why Ibiza and Formentera by sailboat
From hidden coves to slower lunches and open-water views, this route feels very different when you experience it by sailboat.

Cliffs, coves, and beaches reveal themselves gradually when you arrive by sailboat, giving the whole day a calmer and far more beautiful rhythm than seeing the islands from land.

With the boat reserved for your group only, the day stays flexible. Swim longer, linger in a favorite cove, or keep moving depending on the mood on board.

Keep it easy with something simple on board or shape the day around a beautiful lunch stop in Formentera when that feels like part of the experience.
What’s included
The practical side is taken care of, so your group can focus on the sea, the swim stops, and enjoying the day together.

The boat is reserved for your group only, so the whole day feels calmer, more personal, and fully yours.
A local captain guides the route, handles the sailing, and helps the day flow easily from start to finish.
Everything is ready for swim stops, floating, and making the most of the clearest water of the day.
The planned day route is already covered, so you are not worrying about practical extras once on board.
Floaties, easy water access, and a boat set up for relaxed stops make getting in and out feel effortless.
Shade, space to stretch out, and the basics for a long day at sea are already part of the experience.
How the day unfolds
No two days are exactly the same, but this is the kind of flow guests can usually expect once they are on board.
Morning
You meet the captain, step on board, settle in, and soon the coast begins to open up as the day shifts into a slower, more relaxed pace.
Late morning
The first anchorage is usually where everyone truly switches off, with time to swim, paddle, float, or simply enjoy the stillness of the boat.
Midday
From there, the day naturally moves toward Formentera, whether that means a beautiful lunch stop, another anchorage, or more time in the water depending on the mood on board.
Afternoon
On the way back, there is often time for one more swim or a quieter stretch of sailing before returning without rushing the final part of the day.
Gallery
Beautiful water, relaxed moments, and the kind of places that make this experience feel special from start to finish.




















FAQs
Inclusions, route, food, children, weather, and the practical details guests usually ask before choosing their day.
No. The day follows the same broad idea, but the exact route and stop sequence adapt to wind, sea conditions, and what your group wants most.
Yes. Depending on the conditions and your preferences, lunch can be arranged as part of the day or kept more casual.
Yes. Most guests are not sailors. The route is designed to feel accessible, comfortable, and enjoyable even if it is your first trip like this.
As early as possible for summer dates. The best days often get booked first, especially for weekends and peak-season groups.

Sail with us
Send your date and group size and we will guide you toward the best version of the route for your trip.