Ibiza South: Formentera full-day cruise with food & drinks

• Formentera full-day cruise with drinks and food (approx. 8 hours) - per person (from 13 years) only 79.-€ instead of 99.-€
• Formentera full-day cruise with drinks and food (approx. 8 hours) - per person (6-12 years) only 40.-€ instead of 50.-€

Booking option: Boat trip from Ibiza (South) to Formentera

Book your worry-free cruise to Formentera with an open bar (beer, sangria and soft drinks), paella meal and stopovers. After checking in at the pier in Figueretas, we set sail and head south. The crossing to Formentera takes about an hour and gets us straight to one of the highlights of this day trip from Ibiza: anchoring in Cala Saona, Formentera's white paradise beach. For a good hour we enjoy the beauty of this corner with peace and tranquillity. A fresh Ibizan paella is prepared on board and served against the backdrop of the beach. Finally, we disembark in Formentera and spend 3 hours exploring the island at our own pace. Back on board, we make our way back to Ibiza, enjoying the sunset over the sea before entering the pier.

Overview

• Update October 2024: Stop for snorkelling, paddle surfing and paella cooking will be in Ses Illetes (not in Cala Saona) I Stay in la Savina for approx. 2.5 hours
• Duration: ~ 8 hours
• Hours: 10:45 AM - 6:00 PM
• Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
• Months: May - 11th of October
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Starting points: Ibiza South (Figueretas)

Included

• Beverages: Beer, sangria and soft drinks
• Swim stop(s), snorkeling mask, Stand Up Paddle (SUP), boat ride, bar on board, toilet on board
• Food: ibicencan paella

Detailed description

Formentera day trip by boat from Figueretas (south of Ibiza)

The crossing from Ibiza to Formentera takes an hour, an hour that changes the landscape, the air and the emotions. Formentera is the smallest of the Balearic Islands and, with its long, white beaches, is for some the epitome of paradise. Our day trip to Formentera reflects this. Starting from Figueretas, we spend a summer's day between the sea and the land. Our first stop is the breathtaking Cala Saona! Here you can cool off in the crystal clear waters or simply lie on the beach and soak up the sun. For those who want a little diversion, we have snorkelling gear, mattresses and SUP boards.

But we don't just want to see Formentera, we want to touch it, so after lunch we go ashore. Everyone is free to take advantage of the 2.5-hour stopover to explore the island, sunbathe on one of the beautiful beaches, go for a walk or take a bike ride around Formentera. The island's paths are short and easy to follow. Then we meet up on the boat and start our journey back home. The boat trip between Ibiza and Formentera is a highlight in itself and makes you hungry for more. Before arriving at the pier in Figueretas in the evening, we try to catch the sunset, which they say is nowhere as beautiful as at sea.