Looking for a boat experience in Ibiza? These are the best routes to navigate the west of Ibiza and know all its coves.
Sailing around Ibiza is one of the experiences you should not miss if you are on vacation on the island. In today's article, we are going to share with you some routes to sail around Ibiza, specifically in the west area.
The beaches and coves you will find (Cala Bassa, Cala Conta, Cala Tarida, Cala Vadella, Cala d'Hort, ...) on this route are spectacular. So take note and get ready to discover some of the best places to sail in Ibiza!
Shall we start?
1. Cala Bassa
If we start this boat route around Ibiza from the northernmost part, the first beach where we will stop is the famous and lively Cala Bassa. Located in the municipality of Sant Josep, it is a beach 350 meters long and 30 meters wide.
Its waters are turquoise and calm, the sand is fine and is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest that makes it one of the most beautiful natural sites in the area. Undoubtedly a must stop for any boat route.
In addition, there you will find numerous services and restaurants with delivery to boats, ideal to complete a perfect day of sailing!
2. Cala Conta
One of the places that attracts more tourists year after year is Cala Conta. Sailing around Ibiza and not approaching this environment could almost be considered a sin. Transparent waters, pearly sands and a postcard panoramic view. What more could you ask for?
Well, maybe you can avoid being deprived of a privileged spot (remember, it is a very popular beach) by renting a boat, so you won't have to get up early to lay your towel!
Believe us, if Cala Conta (or Platges de Comte) on the beach is impressive, aboard a yacht is even better...
3. Cala Tarida
Very appreciated by families due to its multiple services, accesses and restaurants, Cala Tarida is the third stop on this route to sail around Ibiza. Its waters may not be as crystal-clear as those of Cala Bassa or Cala Conta, a factor that is more than compensated for thanks to its wide range of water sports.
This beach is almost a kilometer long, and it is also home to a diving school. Not to mention the numerous restaurants of typical Ibizan food in the surroundings (including paella!).
If you have decided to sail in Ibiza with your family, a stop at Cala Tarida will be a sure hit, both for adults and children!
4. Cala Vadella
The penultimate stop of this boat route takes place in Cala Vadella (or Cala Vedella), a beach that shelters in a quiet and peaceful bay surrounded by a wooded area and cliffs. It may be one of the most popular places to anchor a boat due to its relaxed atmosphere.
It is less than 300 meters long and due to its privileged location you can enjoy breathtaking views. Especially at sunset: witnessing it aboard a boat is something priceless...
If you like swimming in quiet coves, discovering the marine fauna by snorkeling and having at your disposal some of the best restaurants on the island, Cala Vadella is an option that you must take into account yes or yes.
5. Cala d'Hort
We finish our route to sail around Ibiza, with one of the most popular and internationally famous enclaves. We are talking about the beach of Cala d'Hort, with the imposing islet of Es Vedrà in the background. The image rings a bell, doesn't it?
Well, if the environment is magical in itself, visiting it aboard one of our boats for rent is an unrepeatable experience. It is very unlikely that you will find more transparent waters than those of Cala d'Hort, we assure you!
The beauty of this beach speaks for itself, and from Blue Ocean Ibiza we can only suggest that you include it in your route to sail around Ibiza.
More beaches to sail around Ibiza (west)
The west coast of Ibiza is one of the best places to sail by boat. The selection of beaches that we have collected in this article includes the five stops that from our company we consider that you should not miss.
A boat like our Maestrale 8.2 "Playmaker" is ideal for touring the beaches of Ibiza by boat.
However, we should not leave without mentioning other smaller or lesser-known coves that catch you on the way on this nautical route. They may surprise you:
- Cala Codolar, family cove, quiet and little crowded.
- Cala Molí, little frequented due to its bottom of pebbles and boulders.
- Cala Carbó, small beach, quiet and surrounded by an abrupt landscape.
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