The Aquarium Cap Blanc, also known as Sa Cova de Ses Llagostes, is a natural cave located on the west coast of Ibiza, used as an aquarium for decades and managed with a focus on marine conservation and education. It is a former fishermen’s cave built into the cliff, where seawater naturally enters, recreating the natural habitat of local species. During the visit, travelers can observe up close a wide variety of Mediterranean marine life, including groupers, gilt-head bream, sea bass, moray eels, rays, octopuses, and various native fish species, while learning interesting facts about their behavior and the island’s marine ecosystem. The Aquarium Cap Blanc offers an authentic and educational experience, perfect for understanding Ibiza’s marine biodiversity in a unique natural setting, respectful of the environment and suitable for all ages.

Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta are two of the most well-known and appreciated coves on Ibiza’s west coast, located very close to San Antonio and noted for their easy access and natural surroundings. Cala Gració is a wide, sheltered cove with fine sand and calm waters, perfect for swimming and popular with both locals and visitors. Right next to it is Cala Gracioneta, a smaller, more intimate cove with a special charm thanks to its compact size, golden sand, and crystal-clear waters. During the excursion, the boat sails close to both coves without stopping, allowing travelers to enjoy a privileged view from the sea. While passing by, the captain shares details and interesting facts about their history, features, natural surroundings, and their importance within the San Antonio bay, offering a unique and peaceful way to discover these iconic spots on Ibiza.

Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta are two gems of Ibiza’s northwest coast, known for their crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and protected natural surroundings. Surrounded by pine trees and cliffs, these coves offer a pristine Mediterranean landscape, perfect for admiring the island’s natural beauty. During the excursion, the boat sails past both coves without stopping, allowing travelers to enjoy their stunning views from the sea. While passing by, the captain shares details and interesting facts about the formation of the coves, their ecosystem, and their importance within the Ibizan coastline, providing a unique visual and educational experience.

Punta Galera is a prominent rocky headland on Ibiza’s northwest coast, famous for its steep cliffs, unique rock formations, and panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. This spot combines a stunning natural landscape with a peaceful, wild environment, perfect for admiring the beauty of Ibiza’s coastline from the sea. During the excursion, the boat sails close enough to take in the formations and surroundings from the water, offering travelers a different and spectacular perspective of this iconic point on the island.

The Islas Margaritas, located in the bay of Ses Balandres, are a small group of rocky islets off Ibiza’s west coast, considered a protected natural area of high scenic and ecological value. This area stands out for its exceptionally clear waters, turquoise hues, and almost untouched surroundings, far from crowds. Thanks to the calmness of the area and the richness of its seabed, it is an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. During the excursion stop, travelers can swim, relax, and enjoy the sea, as well as use the water sports equipment available on board to explore the surroundings. The combination of wild nature, tranquility, and crystal-clear waters makes the Islas Margaritas one of the most special points of the tour and an unforgettable experience for those wanting to discover Ibiza’s most natural side.