



by Holistic Sailing
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€1,215This full-day boat trip lasts about 8 hours and takes place on the Lagoon 400 catamaran, departing from Cala Jondal on the south coast of Ibiza. The boat can accommodate up to 11 guests plus the skipper and has large outdoor spaces including a bow net with mats and a flybridge with sea views. It includes paddle surfing gear, snorkeling equipment, a dinghy, Bluetooth music, a full kitchen, an outdoor shower, onboard restrooms, onboard WiFi, and all necessary safety equipment. The itinerary is flexible and typically stops at several locations around Formentera. It begins with a welcome and safety briefing at Cala Jondal followed by about 1 hour 45 minutes of sailing to Formentera. The first stop is the protected island of S’Espalmador, where guests can swim and explore the clear waters and white sand beach. Next is Playa de Ses Illetes, a well-known beach where guests can snorkel, paddle board, walk along the shore, or eat lunch either at local waterfront restaurants or on board with optional catering. The tour continues to Cala Saona, a small cove with reddish cliffs and clear water, where guests can paddle or swim to explore caves if weather allows. The return trip sails back to Cala Jondal with about 1 hour 30 minutes of navigation, during which guests may take a last swim before the tour ends.
Platja des Jondal
The trip starts at Cala Jondal with a short welcome and safety talk. Guests can relax at the bow, swim, or enjoy the sun and wind. If wind conditions allow, sails are raised for a sailing passage lasting about 1 hour 45 minutes across open waters to Formentera.
120 min
S'Espalmador
The first stop is at S’Espalmador, a protected island only reachable by boat. The waters here are very clear and the white sand resembles a Caribbean beach. The boat anchors here, allowing guests to swim, explore, and enjoy the quiet surroundings while learning little-known facts about the island.
60 min
Playa de Ses Illetes
Next is the well-known Ses Illetes beach, famous for its white sand and turquoise waters. Guests can snorkel, try paddle boarding, or walk along the shore. Around midday, there is an option to have lunch at several nearby waterfront restaurants or remain onboard and order catering to enjoy lunch while relaxing on the boat.
120 min
Cala Saona
The tour continues to Cala Saona, a small cove surrounded by reddish cliffs and clear waters. Weather permitting, guests can paddle or swim to explore hidden caves and other features in the cove. This stop offers an opportunity for a final swim and photos before the return trip.
90 min
Platja des Jondal
The return sail to Cala Jondal takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. Guests can enjoy the open sea views and, if time allows, take one last swim in the clear waters before the tour concludes and disembarkation occurs.
90 min
See you on the beach, right in front of the iconic Tropicana Beach Club in Cala Jondal. It is a well known place on the island, easy to find by car or taxi. Our catamaran awaits you ready to set sail for the crystal clear waters of Formentera.
End point
See you on the beach, right in front of the iconic Tropicana Beach Club in Cala Jondal. It is a well known place on the island, easy to find by car or taxi. Our catamaran awaits you ready to set sail for the crystal clear waters of Formentera.




by Holistic Sailing
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€1,215This full-day boat trip lasts about 8 hours and takes place on the Lagoon 400 catamaran, departing from Cala Jondal on the south coast of Ibiza. The boat can accommodate up to 11 guests plus the skipper and has large outdoor spaces including a bow net with mats and a flybridge with sea views. It includes paddle surfing gear, snorkeling equipment, a dinghy, Bluetooth music, a full kitchen, an outdoor shower, onboard restrooms, onboard WiFi, and all necessary safety equipment. The itinerary is flexible and typically stops at several locations around Formentera. It begins with a welcome and safety briefing at Cala Jondal followed by about 1 hour 45 minutes of sailing to Formentera. The first stop is the protected island of S’Espalmador, where guests can swim and explore the clear waters and white sand beach. Next is Playa de Ses Illetes, a well-known beach where guests can snorkel, paddle board, walk along the shore, or eat lunch either at local waterfront restaurants or on board with optional catering. The tour continues to Cala Saona, a small cove with reddish cliffs and clear water, where guests can paddle or swim to explore caves if weather allows. The return trip sails back to Cala Jondal with about 1 hour 30 minutes of navigation, during which guests may take a last swim before the tour ends.
Platja des Jondal
The trip starts at Cala Jondal with a short welcome and safety talk. Guests can relax at the bow, swim, or enjoy the sun and wind. If wind conditions allow, sails are raised for a sailing passage lasting about 1 hour 45 minutes across open waters to Formentera.
120 min
S'Espalmador
The first stop is at S’Espalmador, a protected island only reachable by boat. The waters here are very clear and the white sand resembles a Caribbean beach. The boat anchors here, allowing guests to swim, explore, and enjoy the quiet surroundings while learning little-known facts about the island.
60 min
Playa de Ses Illetes
Next is the well-known Ses Illetes beach, famous for its white sand and turquoise waters. Guests can snorkel, try paddle boarding, or walk along the shore. Around midday, there is an option to have lunch at several nearby waterfront restaurants or remain onboard and order catering to enjoy lunch while relaxing on the boat.
120 min
Cala Saona
The tour continues to Cala Saona, a small cove surrounded by reddish cliffs and clear waters. Weather permitting, guests can paddle or swim to explore hidden caves and other features in the cove. This stop offers an opportunity for a final swim and photos before the return trip.
90 min
Platja des Jondal
The return sail to Cala Jondal takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. Guests can enjoy the open sea views and, if time allows, take one last swim in the clear waters before the tour concludes and disembarkation occurs.
90 min
See you on the beach, right in front of the iconic Tropicana Beach Club in Cala Jondal. It is a well known place on the island, easy to find by car or taxi. Our catamaran awaits you ready to set sail for the crystal clear waters of Formentera.
End point
See you on the beach, right in front of the iconic Tropicana Beach Club in Cala Jondal. It is a well known place on the island, easy to find by car or taxi. Our catamaran awaits you ready to set sail for the crystal clear waters of Formentera.