Trade Dry Land for Turquoise Seas

Ibiza’s beaches are famous, but the real magic happens offshore. This midday boat tour casts off from Sant Antoni just before lunch, steering you toward the island’s postcard-perfect western bays. As the catamaran’s sails catch the Balearic breeze, panoramic views of rugged cliffs and pine-dotted headlands unfold—pure Mediterranean theater.

Stop 1: Cala Bassa — A Natural Lagoon

Your first anchor drop is Cala Bassa, a horseshoe bay where jade-green shallows meet powder-soft sand. Slip on a snorkel mask (gear provided) and drift above rocky outcrops teeming with damselfish and sea bream, or paddle to shore for a quick barefoot stroll.

Stop 2: Cala Comte — Fifty Shades of Blue

Back on deck, the skipper charts a short hop to Cala Comte, widely hailed as Ibiza’s clearest water. Multiple sandbanks refract sunlight into swirling blues that beg for a selfie—or a cannonball. Complimentary paddleboards invite you to glide over shimmering seagrass meadows while crew prep a platter of Iberian cheese and olives.

Hidden Caves & Dramatic Cliffs

With everyone refreshed, the catamaran hugs limestone walls riddled with grottoes. The captain noses the bow into a cathedral-like sea cave, giving you front-row seats to emerald reflections dancing on stone. Keep your camera handy—this lighting only exists at midday.

Unlimited Sips & Savory Bites

Throughout the voyage, an open bar flows freely: crisp beer, fruity sangria, chilled sodas, and refreshing water. Pair your drink with locally baked bread, aioli, and juicy watermelon slices—fuel for more snorkeling or simply stretching out on netted loungers.

Why Book Now?

Seats sell out quickly, especially summer weekends. Booking in advance guarantees your spot and locks in today’s price before last-minute surcharges surface. Plus, instant mobile confirmation means no paper printouts—just flash your phone and board.

Reserve Your Midday Adventure Today

Click “Book Tickets,” grab your swimsuit, and make memories where sunlit waves meet Ibiza’s legendary coastline.