Day 1

Boarding on Sunday afternoon from 6.00 pm at the Ibiza Nautical Club, where a welcome aperitif will await you: a moment to get to know each other, but above all to get to know the boat, especially for those who have never had a holiday on a boat. You can reach the Marina from the airport with bus no. 10 at a cost of approximately €3.50. In the evening, after taking your seat in your cabin (as per the skipper's instructions) and meeting the other crew members, ready to go!!! Evening in the alleys of the old town of Ibiza with dinner based on local specialties. Anyone who wants can wait for the parade of nightclubs through the city. It's always a fun show with music and dancing.

Day 2

After breakfast there will be a briefing with the skipper before going, all together, to do the weekly galley (food and drink shopping). Around midday we will be ready to maneuver to leave the mooring sailing for about 10 miles towards the Espalmador nature reserve. This island can only be reached by boat: we will find kilometers of totally virgin white sand beaches, without any buildings, except a surveillance tower, the Torre de Sa Guardiola; so we will be in an exclusive and wild place at the same time. A dip, a walk along the splendid white and pink beach, a visit to the salt pans and we will enjoy the first aperitif with a beautiful sunset!

Day 3

In the morning, when we wake up, we will have our breakfast on the boat together, surrounded by an exceptional spectacle of nature. A nice swim in the crystal clear waters and off to the western part of Ibiza passing through Es Vedrà, for those who reach it for the first time it is the magical island! Es Vedrà is shrouded in an aura of mystery and fascinating myths and evocative legends revolve around it: some claim that it's the island of the Sirens told in Ulysses' Odyssey, others a remnant of the submerged civilization of Atlantis. We then continue to the Puesta del Sol, an Ibizan ritual that will remain one of the most indelible memories of the trip: the breathtaking sunset of Cala Comte, with the island of Conijera as a backdrop, in one of the most beautiful chiringuiti while savoring the mojito sitting on the cliff.

Day 4

Upon waking up in Cala Comte we will take one last swim in this bay before hoisting the sails towards Cala Tarida, Cala D'Hort and Cala Llentresca: so on to Formentera passing by the red cliffs of Porroig. In the evening we will sleep in Illetes: the famous sandy strip of Formentera. The name means "beach of the small islands" and is called this because it is protected by several islets. Very fine white sand, turquoise waters, totems made up of piles of stones erected by hippies as a sign of their passage and as a good omen... and a double sea, calm on one side, a true earthly paradise, and rough on the other, where surfers are always looking for waves to ride. Aperitif on the boat at sunset and then dinner all together...

Day 5

It's already Thursday, but we want to take you even further south... to show you one of the most evocative bays of Formentera we go as far as Cala Saona. Here too the water is fantastic, you can see it from the reflections on the hulls of the boats from a mile away. Quiet and of paradisiacal beauty, the soft white sand beach offers beautiful views of Punta Pedrera and Puta Rasa and offers the possibility of beautiful walks immersed in a green and silent panorama. There're also sheer cliffs to snorkel under, and here we will find the best mojito in the Balearics! The sunset on the coast is a sight not to be missed: the contrast between the red color of the rocks and the intense blue of the sea, in addition to the view of the island of Ibiza in the background, is something truly unique in the world.

Day 6

On Friday we will leave for a sailing trip around the island of Formentera passing through Escalo', swimming here and there, then anchoring in the evening in Es Pujols to go ashore and visit Formentera, for those who wish with some good live music at the Pereyra Theatre, the memory to take home will be even more beautiful! But there is also no shortage of discos for those who want to get up in the morning!

Day 7

Departure in the morning to sail after a swim from the island of Formentera and head to the salt pans of Ibiza for a last quick lunch together and then off to the marina for disembarkation. We will return to the port by 2pm and you will have the opportunity to visit the old town of Ibiza. During our sailing trips, sailing knowledge will also be interesting in order to be able to steer and stay at the winches for a while, otherwise what kind of sailing holiday is it?

Embarkation and Disembarkation:

Boarding is scheduled from 6pm on Sunday. We will set sail on Monday morning. The return to port is scheduled for Saturday by 2.00 pm and you can disembark in the afternoon. For those who have organizational problems with flights, there is the possibility of spending the night on board with an additional cost of €70.00 and disembarking the following morning no later than 08:00 am.

How to reach the port of embarkation:

The port of embarkation and disembarkation is the Club Nautico Ibiza, a location which may vary depending on the availability of marina places and/or weather conditions. Ibiza airport is connected to the main Italian cities by various low cost airlines. To add the port from the airport you can take the bus or a taxi.

Organization of the galley:

Upon the arrival of the whole crew I will make available a list of what to buy and after choosing we will go together to do the shopping at the nearest supermarket on Monday morning before setting sail.

Other expenses:

Extra costs (fuel, food and drinks) are indicative based on the number of participants.

What to bring:

Before departure a Whatsapp group will be create with all the participants for organizational matters and to give you advice on what to bring.

NB: IT IS FORBIDDEN TO CARRY TROLLEY!

Small pets are allowed on board only if you book the entire boat exclusively.