- 05 August 2025
- Boat sailing
Boat Routes Around Ibiza
Ibiza from the Sea: Boat Routes to Unwind and Discover the Authentic Side
Ibiza can be enjoyed in many ways, but there’s one that changes everything: seeing the island from the sea. The coves feel wilder, the water looks more turquoise, and the pace slows down instantly. In this guide, we share easy-to-follow boat routes around Ibiza, with top stops for swimming, snorkelling, and sunsets. And if you want to keep things simple, staying in San Antonio Ibiza puts you close to many departure points and in one of the most convenient areas for getting around the island.
Route: Cala Bassa – Isla de Conejera – Cala Comte
Begin your journey from the port of San Antonio heading towards Cala Bassa, a wide beach that's perfect for anchoring. Its clear waters and nearby amenities make it an ideal spot to relax or enjoy a drink before continuing your route.
From there, sail towards Conejera Island, a paradise for snorkelling and nature lovers. It’s a peaceful area with crystal-clear waters and very little traffic—perfect for switching off and enjoying the surroundings.
End the day at Cala Comte, one of the most spectacular spots on the island. Its turquoise tones, views of nearby islets, and magical sunsets will leave you with the perfect image of Ibiza to close your journey.
Route: San Antonio – Cala Tarida – Cala d’Hort
A highly scenic route that combines blue waters, iconic coves, and views of the mythical Es Vedrà. From San Antonio, sail along the coastline until you reach the beautiful Cala Tarida.
It’s perfect for those looking to spend a full day at sea, with options for lunch overlooking Es Vedrà or enjoying a sunset from the boat.
Es perfecta para quienes quieren un día completo en el mar, con opciones de almuerzo frente a Es Vedrà o disfrutar de una puesta de sol desde el barco.
Ruta : Ibiza ciudad – Ses Salines – Es Vedrà
One of the most complete and spectacular routes. Depart from the port of Ibiza and sail along the southern coast, passing by iconic beaches like Ses Salines.
Along the way, you'll enjoy views of cliffs and untouched areas like Cap des Falcó, with its emerald waters and marine life-rich seabeds.
The final destination is Es Vedrà, a magical place that radiates a unique energy. Perfect for anchoring, swimming, or simply admiring this peaceful paradise.
Ruta: Cueva de la Luz – Isla Margarita – Punta Roja
A lesser-known but fascinating option. Start in the north of the island heading to the Cave of Light, where sunlight filters through to create an underwater spectacle.
The route continues towards Margarita Island, a wild place teeming with marine life, perfect for snorkelling in clear and calm waters.
The day ends at Punta Roja, with its reddish cliffs and postcard-perfect landscapes. This route is ideal for adventurers and lovers of Ibiza’s hidden gems.
How to Fit This Plan Around Your Accommodation in Ibiza (and Save Time)
If your plan is to combine boat trips, coves, and relaxed dinners without rushing, look for accommodation in Ibiza that puts you in a convenient location. San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) is very practical for routes along the west coast and for many boat departures, and it also tends to offer great value-for-money options if you’re looking for a budget-friendly hotel in Ibiza without sacrificing a good location.
After a day at sea, all you want is a shower, some rest, and an easy dinner plan. If you’re looking for accommodation in San Antonio Ibiza, we’ll be happy to welcome you at Hostal Rosell Boutique: a convenient location, peaceful atmosphere, and the perfect base to keep exploring the island.
