YACHT CHARTER IN IBIZA

A normal crewed Ibiza yacht charter day starts at around 11am. Dependent on the operator is around 8 hours although some operators charge a supplement for additional hours, others suggest giving the crew an extra tip for staying out later than their usual working day. For day charter, the boats must be back in the port/marina by sunset. Overnight charters require departure from the boat on the last day at around 08:30.

Different boats have different licenses and this is what dictates the number of guests and crew. In Spain usually the maximum number for a charter is 12. If you are a party of more than 12, you may rent two boats, we call this tandem. When you stop, the boats can moor close to each other and you can go between boats. You can also opt for a support rib instead for the extra guests.

Most boats have either a cable or bluetooth connection to the on-board music systems. Some boats have a club-like sound system, others strategically placed speakers, so you can hear your music from your iPhone or device.

Each operator is different but most provide soft drinks, water, ice, some also provide beers, a few bottles of wine and cava. Some include fruit and snacks such as olives, cheese etc. We will tell you what is included in your charter and arrange for any extras you might need, such as great wines from our wine partner or from the supermarket at cost. For sleep aboard charters, we’ll help organise a provisions list.

If you would like to go to a specific restaurant on a certain day, it is necessary to reserve a table. We can help reserve tables for you at most restaurants in Ibiza or Formentera including Moli de Sal, Juan y Andrea, Chezz Gerdi, Blue Marlin, Cotton Club, subject to availability at time of booking. Some including Beso Beach require online booking and a deposit per person.

Ibiza town is on the south-east side of the island and as the sun sets in the west on the San Antonio side, the true postcard sunset is not in Ibiza town. To get a good view of the sun setting on this side, we recommend clients returning to Ibiza town opt to watch the sunset near Cap des Falco with the fantastic view of the sun setting, with the iconic island of Es Vedra behind. Please remember as the sun goes down, the waves often tend to pick up making the journey back to port a little bumpy. Handy Ibiza sunset times here.

For overnight/sleeping aboard charters, the number of guests is regulated by licensing and determined by the number of berths available for guests and crew. There are boats with 3 up to 7 cabins. Your captain will find the best spot that is sheltered from the wind.