Ibiza is located off the east coast of Spain in the Balearic Islands and is known to be a favorite holiday destination among many travelers worldwide. Ibiza is recognized as a hot party spot in the Mediterranean where youngsters entertain themselves on the dance floor, fashion enthusiasts go on a shopping spree and sailing enthusiasts sunbathe in style. But that is not all, Ibiza entertains all its guests with a wealth of watersports including windsurfing, diving, parasailing, and many more outdoor activities. For some sightseeing, you can explore the walled old town of Ibiza. You will come across a sandstone fortress used against invaders for protection in ancient times. If you need a break from the dancefloor or socializing in the trendy bars, you can always hire a private sailboat with your family or group and spend the whole evening or day off the coast. Watching the sunset from the deck of your sailboat and enjoying tapas on board will be the highlight of your vacation in Ibiza.

For the ideal sailing holiday in Ibiza, you can either find the island of Formentera or enjoy Ibiza in all its glory. The ambience in Formentera is quite laid-back, so tourists can enjoy a relaxing cruise in the Balearic Islands. During the journey from Ibiza to Formentera, one will pass the island of S’Espalmador. This island is popular for its tales and myths; remember to ask your skipper about that. Ses Illetes is another popular area that boasts vast dunes as well as other great views along with shallow and tranquil waters. This place is compared to the Caribbean quite often and is the ideal destination for a catamaran looking to drop anchor. As it is oriented towards the west, it is ideal for those looking to watch beautiful sunsets. It is a simple journey from Ses Illetes to Beso Beach, which has a good nightlife and offers some amazing cocktails.

San Antonio Bay is another great place to check out on your sailing trip in Ibiza. It is surrounded by humungous cliffs that are layered with greenery and have scattered huge boulders. In fact, this bay is commonly referred to as one of the best-kept secrets of Ibiza. After consuming the gorgeous views of its popular natural bridge, find your way to the bay of San Antonio, which is where you can watch the sunset in a peaceful pine forest from the deck of your sailboat. To move away from the crowds, cruise beyond several secluded spots. From Cala Gracio and Cala d'en Sardina, find your way to the beautiful backdrops of Cala d’Albarca. Then, it is a great time to walk through the corners of the coastline of Ibiza, right from Cap Martinet, and move past Illa Tagomago, to reach Cala Xarraca. This is the hub for idyllic settings and mud baths. You can enjoy a dip in the sea and make the most of the water toys present in your sailboat. On the shore at Cala Xarraca, plan a beach picnic and bask in the sun. There is another spa on the western coast of Ibiza, which is known for its five-star experience. Hacienda Na Xamena, situated in the hills, provides amazing spa facilities as well as a restaurant. Moreover, since it is a hotel too, the last night of your charter is best spent here, luxuriously.

There are countless options to have a good sailing holiday in Ibiza. If you are someone who wants to make use of week-long itineraries, go to Mallorca, which is situated near Ibiza, which is an especially great place to kick back with your group. Island-hopping the Balearics is every yacht lover’s dream, with a professional skipper you will be able to explore the hidden gems tucked away in Menorca, a little further from the island of Mallorca. Your experience in Ibiza can be crafted to your liking, you can even begin trips from the mainland where you can start from Barcelona or Valencia and create your week itinerary.