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5 May 2026

Sail Away from Ibiza to Formentera: A Must-Do Mediterranean Voyage

Sail Away from Ibiza to Formentera: A Must-Do Mediterranean Voyage

For those chasing sun-soaked adventures beyond Ibiza's renowned beaches, a boat trip to the nearby island of Formentera promises an experience worth cherishing. Picture embarking from Cala Jondal in the south of Ibiza, a journey nonpareil, revealing vistas unattainable from land. The Mediterranean’s tantalising turquoise waters unfold as you navigate towards Espalmador, a tranquil isle devoid of the usual tourist trappings, offering perfect mooring for snorkelling enthusiasts.

While ferries make the crossing in a brisk half hour, hiring your own boat—whether a leisurely catamaran or a spirited motorboat—allows for a full eight-hour day at sea, anchoring wherever the wanderlust takes you. Not to be missed are Cala Saona’s dramatic red cliffs, Cabo Barbería’s expansive oceanic views, and Es Pujols’ charm for a midday stop. As the day winds down, the unforgettable sight of Es Vedrà looms on the horizon, a majestic volcanic rock formation that makes for a memorable voyage finale as you sail back to Ibiza, escorted by the setting sun.

Various vessel options are available for hire, reason enough to consider booking with seasoned professionals like VeryBoat, ensuring a tailored experience. Whether you prefer privacy or a guided tour, this maritime escape defines Balearic bliss, a standout alternative to Ibiza's pulsating party scene.

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