Full day · 8 hours · up to 10 guests

Es Vedrà boat trip — the west coast, privately

Rising nearly 400 metres straight out of the sea, Es Vedrà is Ibiza's most mythical sight — wrapped in legends of sirens, the goddess Tanit and strange magnetism. From land you see it from a distance. From your own private boat, you feel how big it really is. This is the grand tour of Ibiza's coastline aboard the brand-new NAVAN S30.

Santa Eulalia → Dalt Vila → Es Vedrà → Cala Comte

1

Depart Marina Santa Eulalia

Board at Berth H17 and cruise south along the east coast, past Cala Llonga and the UNESCO-listed old town of Dalt Vila — one of the best views of Ibiza Town you'll ever get.

2

South coast swim stop

Round the island's southern tip past Es Porroig and glamorous Cala Jondal. Time for a first swim stop in a quiet cove your captain picks based on the day's conditions.

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Es Vedrà & Cala d'Hort

The moment everyone comes for: the towering silhouette of Es Vedrà from the water. Anchor at Cala d'Hort for lunch and a swim with the rock as your backdrop — the postcard photo, except you're in it.

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Cala Comte & the west coast coves

Continue north to Cala Comte and Cala Bassa, famous for the clearest turquoise water on the island, before cruising home along the coast. Total day: around 8 hours, fully flexible.

Everything on board

The legend, seen properly

Es Vedrà is a protected nature reserve — nobody can land on it, which is exactly why a private boat is the way to experience it. You approach far closer than any clifftop viewpoint, with time to swim, take photos and simply drift in front of it without a tour-boat timetable pushing you on.

Prefer to keep the day slower? Your captain can shorten the western leg and spend longer at anchor — or swap in the north coast (Benirràs, Port de Sant Miquel) instead. It's your boat and your day; the route on this page is simply our favourite way to do it.

Es Vedrà by boat — common questions

Can you land on Es Vedrà?

No — it's a protected nature reserve. But by boat you get far closer than any land viewpoint, and you anchor at Cala d'Hort with the rock right in front of you.

How long is the trip from Santa Eulalia?

It's our full-day west coast charter: 8 hours door to door, with long swim and lunch stops at Cala d'Hort and Cala Comte along the way.

When is the light best at Es Vedrà?

From mid-afternoon onwards the rock glows. Because the charter is private, your captain times the Es Vedrà stretch for the best light of your day.

What does it cost?

From €999 for the whole boat (up to 10 guests), captain included. Fuel is charged separately based on actual usage.

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