Full day · 8 hours · up to 10 guests

Private boat to Formentera from Santa Eulalia

Formentera's turquoise water is the reason people fall in love with the Balearics — but a crowded ferry timetable isn't the way to experience it. Board the brand-new NAVAN S30 at Marina Santa Eulalia and make the crossing your own: your group, your schedule, your music, and a professional captain who knows where to drop anchor before the crowds arrive.

Santa Eulalia → S'Espalmador → Ses Illetes

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Depart Marina Santa Eulalia — 10:00

Meet your captain at Berth H17 and cruise south along Ibiza's sheltered east coast, past Cala Llonga and the UNESCO-listed silhouette of Dalt Vila. The crossing takes roughly 75 minutes at a comfortable cruise.

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Swim stop at S'Espalmador

First anchor at the uninhabited islet between Ibiza and Formentera, famous for shallow, Caribbean-clear water over white sand. Snorkeling gear is on board — this is the spot to use it.

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Lunch at Ses Illetes

Anchor off one of Europe's most celebrated beaches. Swim ashore or let us reserve a table at a Formentera beach restaurant in advance through our concierge — or simply enjoy a fresh food platter and cold drinks on deck.

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Afternoon your way — back by 18:00

Stay anchored in the lagoon, move to quieter Cala Saona on Formentera's west side, or beach-hop back along the Ibiza coast. The itinerary is fully flexible — it's your boat for the day.

A day that's actually yours

The east-coast advantage

Most Formentera charters depart from San Antonio on the west coast, which means a long haul around the island before the bow even points south. From Marina Santa Eulalia you follow the calmer, sheltered east coast directly toward Formentera — more time at anchor in the lagoons, less time in transit.

Staying in Santa Eulalia, Es Canar, Cala Llonga or Roca Llisa? The marina is on your doorstep — no cross-island taxi needed to start your Formentera day.

Formentera boat trip — common questions

How long is the boat trip from Santa Eulalia to Formentera?

Roughly 75 minutes each way at a comfortable cruising speed aboard the NAVAN S30, following Ibiza's east coast past Dalt Vila before crossing to S'Espalmador.

Can we have lunch on Formentera?

Yes. Most guests anchor off Ses Illetes and swim or paddle ashore. We can also reserve a beach-restaurant table for you in advance through our concierge service — just mention it when booking.

How much does a private boat to Formentera cost?

From €999 for the whole boat (up to 10 guests), captain included. Fuel is charged separately — a Formentera round trip is typically around €200 depending on group size and conditions.

Do I need a boat license?

No — every charter includes a professional captain who handles navigation, anchoring and the route, so you can simply enjoy the day.

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