Yacht Charter Ibiza
Charter a yacht in Ibiza for pine-backed calas, short hops to Formentera and Saturday starts from Ibiza Town or San Antonio.
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Ibiza or Formentera
We place the start base on the coast you actually want, not the brochure default
Licence check first
Day Skipper, ICC or equivalent reviewed before we send a bareboat shortlist
Posidonia-aware
Sand-only anchoring notes and the Freus timing so the week is not a fine
Boat Rental Ibiza Highlights
Ibiza Town and Talamanca
The Dalt Vila above you, fuel and provisioning on the doorstep, and a first-night cala ten minutes away if you want to leave the quay.
San Antonio and the west
Sunset calas, a short run to Cala Comte and a harbour that is busy in season. Good if you want west-coast swimming more than town walls.
Es Porroig and the south-west
Quieter water, pine and a lunch stop that still feels like Ibiza when Town is full. Settled weather only when the south-west swell is up.
Formentera and the Freus
Illetes and Cala Saona are the reason people cross. Time the Freus, book La Savina if you want a marina night, and stay off the grass.
Santa Eularia
The quieter east-coast start. Shorter hops to Tagomago and Cala Llonga, and a harbour that is not San Antonio on a Saturday.
Formentera, Illetes
The swimming day. White sand, a booked buoy if you can get one, and posidonia you must stay off.
An Ibiza yacht charter puts you on turquoise calas, short hops to Formentera and lively harbour nights when you want them. Most fleets base around Ibiza Town, with San Antonio a west-coast option. Compare start harbours in our Ibiza charter bases guide.
High summer is warm and busy. Marina berths get expensive and scarce, so competent crews treat calas as the default overnight and use town basins for fuel and Saturday logistics. Shoulder months often feel easier for first-time Balearic weeks.
From bareboats to skippered catamarans and fully crewed yachts, we match you to the right platform and itinerary so you can sail Ibiza and Formentera without the guesswork.
Departure bases in Ibiza
These are the marinas and harbours charter weeks usually start from. Pick the base for the airport, the first night and the kind of week you want.
Full Ibiza charter bases guide
- Ibiza charter bases (Full guide to Ibiza Town, San Antonio and Formentera hops.)
- Ibiza Town (Main charter logistics hub with the largest fleets.)
- San Antonio (West-coast option for sunset calas and shorter west-shore hops.)
- Formentera hops (Classic short hop and overnight stop; book early in peak weeks.)
Yachts in Ibiza
Oceanis 41.1 (2019) in Ibiza
From €2,287 / week
Oceanis 48 (2015) in Ibiza
From €2,372 / week
Lucia 40 (2018) in Ibiza
From €2,882 / week
Oceanis 46.1 (2023) in Ibiza
From €3,137 / week
Aventura 37 (2023) in Ibiza
From €3,790 / week
Isla 40 (2024) in Ibiza
From €4,275 / week
Bali Catspace (2022) in Ibiza
From €4,590 / week
Bali 4.2 (2023) in Ibiza
From €4,750 / week
Lagoon 52F (2019) in Ibiza
From €5,890 / week
Ibiza Yacht Charter Types
In Ibiza you can hire a monohull sailing yacht, a catamaran, or a motor yacht. Bareboat and skippered weeks are the usual products; crewed and by-the-cabin options appear on the busier coasts. Pick the boat type that matches the group, then we shortlist fleets that actually sit in that base.
Bareboat
- You skipper, we shortlist the right size and base
- ICC or Day Skipper checked before you pay a deposit
- Lower weekly cost than skippered or crewed
- Your route, your timetable
Skippered
- Local skipper for the Freus, canal or Meltemi week
- No licence required
- Stern-to and harbour work handled
- Learn the week without owning the risk
Catamaran
- Shade, space and a level platform
- Shallower draft for skinny calas and banks
- The usual family and group choice
- Two hulls, more cabin privacy
Crewed Luxury
- Captain, and usually a host or chef
- You choose the noise level and the nights in
- Meals, toys and formalities handled
- The week is a stay, not a campaign
Boat Rental Ibiza: Guide Prices
| Season | Bareboat | Catamaran | Crewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Season (Apr-May, Oct) | €2,600 | €4,200 | €8,500 |
| Mid Season (Jun, Sep) | €3,800 | €6,000 | €12,000 |
| High Season (Jul-Aug) | €5,500 | €8,500 | €16,500 |
| Off Season (Nov-Mar) | €2,200 | €3,800 | €7,500 |
Weekly rates in EUR, yacht only. A 38 to 42 ft monohull sits near the bottom of each band; 46 to 50 ft cats sit at the top. Fuel, end cleaning where not included, Balearic tourist tax and berthing are extra. Skippered weeks add a daily skipper fee and a cabin.
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Yacht Charter Ibiza FAQs
Bareboat usually needs an ICC or equivalent plus VHF, with recent coastal experience. Skippered and crewed charters do not require you to skipper. We confirm flag-state paperwork before booking.
May to October is the core season. June and September often give warm water with slightly less berth pressure than late July and August. Party-harbour nights peak in high summer.
Weekly rates for a mid-size monohull often sit in the low-to-mid thousands of euros in shoulder season, with peak weeks and catamarans higher. Fuel, marina fees, cleaning and optional crew are usually extra. Request a quote for exact dates.
The yacht for the week, standard inventory and contractual insurance. Expect fuel, tourist tax, overnight marina fees, food and optional skipper or hostess to be extras unless stated otherwise.
Most weeks start around Ibiza Town, with San Antonio for some west-coast fleets and Formentera as the classic hop. See the Ibiza charter bases page for harbour-by-harbour notes.
Bareboat suits experienced crews comfortable with busy Saturday bases and cala anchoring. Skippered is ideal for first-timers, celebrations, or anyone who wants local routing into Formentera without managing every approach.
Peak-season marina nights are scarce and pricey. Plan calas as your default overnight, book popular harbours early, and treat town basins as logistics rather than seven nights of marina living.
Yes. A classic week mixes Ibiza Town departure, west or south calas, and one or two Formentera nights. Trying to also cover Mallorca in the same week usually means too much motoring.
