Sailing

Sailing Between the Balearic Islands, a Journey Shaped by Wind and Sea

Sailing between Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca is more than a simple crossing — it is a true Mediterranean journey. These islands, connected by sea routes used for centuries, offer ideal sailing conditions and a rare diversity of landscapes, anchorages and atmospheres. Traveling by sailboat between them means embracing freedom, rhythm and the timeless relationship between wind and water.

The art of island hopping under sail

The distances between the Balearic Islands are perfectly suited to sailing. Crossings are long enough to feel the pleasure of offshore navigation, yet short enough to remain comfortable and accessible. Each passage becomes part of the experience: hoisting the sails, feeling the boat settle into its course, watching the islands slowly appear on the horizon.

From Ibiza to Formentera, the navigation is gentle and relaxed, ideal for enjoying the sea and stopping in turquoise waters. The crossing to Mallorca offers a deeper sense of adventure, with open-sea sailing, changing light and the rewarding moment of landfall as the Tramuntana mountains rise from the sea.

Navigation guided by nature

Sailing here is guided by natural elements. The wind sets the pace, the sea defines the route, and the sky becomes a constant reference. These waters invite mindful navigation — reading the weather, adjusting sails, and flowing with the conditions rather than rushing through them.

The Mediterranean climate offers long sailing seasons, clear horizons and calm nights at anchor. Under sail, the journey becomes as meaningful as the destination.

Anchorages accessible only by sea

One of the greatest privileges of sailing between these islands is access to anchorages unreachable by land. Hidden calas, protected bays and wild coastlines offer peaceful stops for swimming, snorkeling and resting at anchor. Each island brings its own character: Ibiza’s dramatic cliffs, Formentera’s shallow turquoise lagoons and Mallorca’s majestic mountain-backed coves.

These moments at anchor define the rhythm of the voyage — mornings in quiet bays, afternoons under sail, and evenings watching the sun disappear behind the islands.

A slow and immersive way to travel

Sailing between the Balearic Islands is an invitation to slow down and reconnect. Life on board is simple and essential, centered on the sea, shared moments and the natural flow of the journey. Meals are enjoyed on deck, days are shaped by light and weather, and the distractions of land fade away.

This way of traveling offers a deeper connection to the Mediterranean — not as a place to pass through, but as a space to inhabit.

Discovering the Balearics by sail

Traveling between Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca by sailboat is the most authentic way to experience the Balearic Islands. It is a journey defined by movement, freedom and harmony with nature.

Here, the voyage itself becomes the destination

Daily

Availaible for daily excursions from 10 am to 6pm, maximun of 8 guests onboard

4 hours Sunset sail, from 6pm to 9pm

Overnight Stay

3 double cabins that can accomodate up to 6 guests maximum

All inclusive food , gas , boat and skipper

The Boat

11.5 Meters french built Sun Odyseey 37

2.7 Meters Zodiac Dinghy with 2.5hp Mercury outboard

Gul Inflatable Paddle board

Magma gas Barbecue

Solar panels and watermaker