Guide to Ibiza

Set among the three main islands of the Balearics that also includes Mallorca and Menorca, Ibiza offers some of the most dazzling natural beauty in the Mediterranean and includes registered U.N. World Heritage Sites such as ‘God’s Finger’ in Benirràs Bay. It is also the closest of the Balearic Islands to mainland Spain and alongside its beautiful neighbouring island of Formentera can be part of a number of itinerary options.

Luxury charter yacht vacations in Ibiza can include a number of beautiful anchorages, with a week-long vacation usually featuring stop-offs in the more secluded and private bays situated around the outskirts of the island. The village of Santa Eulària offers beautiful architecture and churches and several quiet beaches where you can enjoy clear warm waters and spectacular views while San Antonio is known for its lively nightlife and magnificent annual firework display that celebrates the fiesta of Saint Bartholomew.

The island is also home to several secluded beaches best reached by luxury yacht, including Es Cubells which is Cubells nestled among terraces entwined with orange, lemon and olive groves and offers high quality, authentic family-run restaurants. For some more rugged exploration, visit the scenic beaches of Cala Codolar, Cala Llarga and Agua Blanca which vary from soft golden sand to pebbles and are fringed by lush woodland.

Ibiza is a fantastic Mediterranean yacht charter destination for summer, and with its constant easterly winds is a great choice for a sailing yacht charter. The hottest time of the year is July and August with temperatures reaching 30°C (85°F) most afternoons so it can also be an ideal option during spring and autumn when the weather is still good but the crowds have dispersed.

If you are interested in a yachting vacation in the waters surrounding Ibiza, take a look at all luxury yachts available to rent in the Balearics.