
From €100 per person · 4.9 ★★★★½ · 108 reviews · 8 h · Departs: South of Ibiza, exact point confirmed the day before
How the day goes
- Meet at 10:00 in the south of Ibiza, at a spot confirmed the day before according to the weather.
- Sail to S'Espalmador and spend around an hour walking the beach and snorkelling.
- Two to three hours at Ses Illetes, time to eat at one of the restaurants.
- A final stop at a narrow beach in the north of Formentera, then about 90 minutes sailing back to Ibiza.
Included
- Water
- Snorkel gear
- Paddle surf
Not included
- Lunch
- Towels
Best for
- Groups of up to 12 who can fill the boat and have it to themselves
- Travellers who want to sit down for lunch at Illetes
Not for
- Anyone who needs a fixed meeting point well ahead
- Travellers expecting food and drinks beyond water on board
Before you book
- Budget for a restaurant lunch at Illetes, it is not included.
- Keep your phone on the day before, that is when the meeting point is sent.
- Prices change by month: the listing shows higher rates in July and August.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the Formentera sailing catamaran leave from?
From the south of Ibiza. The exact spot depends on the weather and is sent the day before.
Is lunch included on the sailing catamaran to Formentera?
No. The day includes a long stop at Illetes to eat at a restaurant, paid by you.
Do I share the Formentera sailing catamaran with strangers?
Yes, unless your group books all 12 places.
How long is the Formentera sailing catamaran day?
About eight hours, with around 90 minutes of sailing back from Formentera.
How is this catamaran different from the Ses Salines one?
This one has a variable southern meeting point, a final stop on the north coast of Formentera and only water on board. The Ses Salines catamaran picks up on the beach and serves a glass of champagne.
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