13 August 2026

Sail into Evening Magic: Total Solar Eclipse and Sunset at Es Vedrà with Live Tunes

Sail into Evening Magic: Total Solar Eclipse and Sunset at Es Vedrà with Live Tunes

On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, Ibiza's skies are set to offer a rare spectacle—a total solar eclipse visible from the Balearics and the Iberian Peninsula for the first time in over a century. At the heart of the action, Es Vedrà will become a gathering point for both boats and eager spectators, keen to witness the merging of an unforgettable eclipse with the island's legendary sunset.

The immersive experience provider, Love Academy, is behind an extraordinary event featuring live music and sailing. They've planned a fleet of five catamarans specifically for this celestial event. Three vessels are already full, but spots remain on the more premium options, priced from 777 to 1,444 euros. The journey will kick off in Cala Jondal around 3 PM, setting course for this iconic sunset vantage point. While some catamarans will be alcohol-free, others will offer a lively atmosphere with drink services and live performances by Ape Chimba.

Ape Chimba's performance, incorporating a blend of African, flamenco, Latin, indigenous, and electronic sounds, will coincide with the eclipse's phases, creating an audio accompaniment to the dramatic sky changes. Passengers will enjoy this performance through wireless headphones, ensuring an intimate listening experience that is free from the distractions of the sea. This event, promising a unique interplay of nature, sound, and companionship, is pitched as an unforgettable gathering where celestial wonders meet earthly pleasures.

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