Enjoy a 4-hour boat tour along Ibiza’s southwest coast, sailing past some of the island’s most spectacular coves. During the journey, you’ll pass Cala Bassa, Cala Conta, Cala Tarida, Cala Carbó, Cala Codolar, and Cala Molí, with their crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and pristine natural surroundings. The boat also approaches sea caves and rock formations, offering privileged views of these hidden spots that can only be appreciated from the water. Along the way, you’ll see islets and natural reserves that protect the biodiversity of Ibiza’s coastline. The captain shares interesting facts about the history, geology, and wildlife of each location, making the tour both educational and visually stunning—a perfect way to discover Ibiza from the sea.

Our captain will guide you on a tour around the Es Vedrà natural reserve, one of Ibiza’s most iconic and mysterious locations. During the cruise, you’ll discover its hidden corners, dramatic cliffs, and unique sea caves, while enjoying the crystal-clear waters surrounding this emblematic islet. Es Vedrà, standing 382 meters tall, is part of a protected natural area alongside the islets of Es Vedranell and Sa Conillera, home to seabirds and covered with typical Mediterranean maquis vegetation. The captain shares its history, local legends, and interesting facts about the protected flora and fauna, which have made Es Vedrà an inspiring symbol for artists and visitors alike. This excursion allows you to experience the wild and pristine beauty of Es Vedrà from the sea, capturing its magic, dramatic landscapes, and surrounding biodiversity in an unforgettable visual and educational adventure.

After admiring Es Vedrà, the boat approaches Sa Pedrera in Cala d’Hort, better known as Atlantis, one of Ibiza’s most fascinating and mysterious spots. This area is renowned for its unique rock formations, dramatic cliffs, and natural pools carved by the sea, creating a surreal landscape that seems straight out of another world. From the boat, travelers can take in these incredible formations and enjoy the wild beauty of Ibiza’s coastline—a place rich in history and legends that leaves a lasting impression on everyone.

On the return from Es Vedrà to San Antonio, the excursion makes a stop at one of the beautiful beaches on the southwest coast, either Cala Bassa or Cala Conta, depending on weather conditions. This stop allows guests to swim in crystal-clear waters, relax on the beach, and take in the Mediterranean scenery after admiring Es Vedrà. Both coves are known for their soft sand, turquoise waters, and protected natural surroundings, providing the perfect setting to swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the beauty of Ibiza from the sea. It’s the perfect way to end the excursion, combining nature, sea, and relaxation after a day of discovery and sailing.