19 April 2026

Brand New Boating Yacht Club to Launch in Ibiza This May

A thrilling addition to Ibiza's luxurious scene is set to debut as the Boating Yacht Club opens its doors on the first of May. Promising to redefine nautical experiences for its members, this private club offers a flexible approach to sailing without the need to own a yacht or handle any of its upkeep. This exclusive community carefully selects its members to ensure a harmonious environment. Alongside bespoke sailing experiences, members enjoy access to an array of curated partners across the island, from gourmet dining to upscale beach clubs. Enhanced by an intuitive app, navigation bookings and exclusive perks are at the fingertips of club members. The Boating Yacht Club extends beyond sailing, organizing exclusive events to foster community and connections among its members, further enriched by an annual magazine showcasing the club's identity and partnerships. With a focus on personalisation and premium experiences, this innovative club is poised to offer a unique lifestyle proposition in Ibiza from the start of May.

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