7 Days Ibiza Sailing Itinerary 2017

Ibiza is the 3rd largest island of the Balearic Islands and has an area of 571 square kilometers. The island lies about 90 kilometers east of the Iberian Peninsula. Ibiza, Formentera and some smaller, uninhabited islands make up the island group. The capital of the Ibiza is Eivissa or Ibiza Town in Catalan. It is found on the southeast coast and was founded by the Phoenicians in 7th Century BC. The cityscape is based around the enormous walls of the medieval citadel Dalt Vila, which was constructed under Moorish rule (between the 9th and 13th century).

Ibiza is a sailing region that is relatively simple and is suitable for less experienced crews. There are few major navigational challenges, the flows are low and also the impact of the tides is trivial. But, the place between Formentera and Ibiza necessitates care as there are some rocks and shoals. Should you follow the buoys that are reliable and safe, you should not have any problem. The shoal La Bota, about 1 nautical mile northwest of the Isla Es Vedra is a known but unmarked danger zone just beneath the surface there is a sizable stone. In contrast to the northern Balearic Islands, the wind conditions in Ibiza are affected by the African mainland. In fall and spring, the Scirocco comes from the South causes thunderstorms. The danger of strong winds is greatest between April and October.

Ibiza Sailing Itinerary around the Island
Sailing around Ibiza in the Balearic Islands you’ll find busy towns and quiet coves long the broken coastline.

Eivissa town – Soak up the lively feeling
Cala Llonga – A day on the seashore
Santa Eularia des Riu – Shopping in the marketplaces
A trip to the island
Ses Caletes – Go for a walk and take in the views
Port de San Miquel & Cova de Can Marçà – A visit to the town and the early caves
Cala Gracio – Exploring coves
Sant Antoni & Sa Conillera – Dine in the restaurants of Sant Antoni
Porroig – A trip to the little town and also the neighboring shores
Las Salinas near Playa d’en Bossa – Sunbathe with celebs

Sailing north you can stop off at the white sandy beaches of Cala Llonga and take a swim in the clear waters. Up the coast, Santa Eularia des Riu has a relaxed atmosphere and is home to Ibiza’s famous hippy markets. Travelling northeast from Santa Eularia des Riu, you will reach the small isle of Cala Boix with its rocky cliff tops that’s several good fish restaurants. Ses Caletes on the north eastern crown of the island has a small pebbly beach, along with the neighboring area is an excellent place to go walking and take in the views. Travelling down the west coast of the island, it’s worth visiting with the pretty port town of San Miquel. In this place there are unspoiled beaches and the Cova de Can Marçà – a large natural cove over 10,000 years old, previously used by smugglers. Sailing south you will reach Cala Gracio which offers some nice little coves for exploration. From Sant Antoni you can also sail across to the uninhabited island of Sa Conillera. Down on the southern end of the isle, Porroig is a sheltered bay and more amazing beaches can be found in this area. Before returning to Ibiza, it is worth stopping off at Las Salinas near Playa d’en Bossa, as this is a wonderful seashore ideal for star spotting, additionally, it has some excellent eateries.

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Ibiza encounters more than 300 sunny days per year and also the winds are generally stable during the summer months. The numerous coves and beaches provide good, sheltered anchorages, but may be active during the summer months.

The best marinas to stop by during your Ibiza sailing itinerary: 

– Marina Botafoch
– Marina Saint Eulalia
– San Antonio Sports Marina

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7 Days Ibiza Yacht Charter Itinerary: 

Day 1st
Embark on your own experience from our partner’s base in San Antonio; it’s time to go and you can sort all your paperwork from the boat! Sail to the amazing Cala Bassa beach cove and spend your first night there. There are a lot of places where you can have drinks and dinner, so you could dance and dine beneath the stars.

Day 2nd
You are going to sail to Cala Jondal or Cala Port Roig the next day. Cala Jondal is a place that is very popular. There you can visit a favorite beach club, the Blue Marlin. You’ll spend the day there. On your way to Cala Jondal there are stunning areas where you could stop and lovely beaches. Spend the night in the beach club where a party will probably be thrown.

Day 3rd
Awaken in the sunshine and sail away to Formentera to visit the S’ Espalmador Island. As you sail, admire some astonishing places and even discontinue before staying in Illeters encounter a few.

Day 4th
You’re able to stay in Formentera and sail to Cala Saona at your leisure; the beauty of your own private yacht is the fact that you can do everything at your own pace. Arrive in the evening for dinner at one of the beach-side restaurants, or relax together on your boat.

Day 5th
Obviously, you can take a rest at any scenic area which takes your fancy. Through the night, you can relax at dinner with loads restaurants to pick from.

Day 6th
This really is a proper day of sailing which may also be breezy! Your destination is Tagomago Island, with plenty of beaches on the way. Spend your final night creating lasting memories to take with you on your next day’s return.

Day 7th
You’ll return to San Antonio Base today. On your way to this destination, make sure to stop by all those places you overlooked on the way outside, before saying farewell to your yacht and reminiscing about all your amazing encounters as you leave.

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