About this experience
Cross the Mediterranean on a private sailing voyage from Barcelona to Ibiza and the Balearic Islands. Over several days, up to one week, live onboard, take part in the sailing rhythm and discover coves, harbours and island landscapes away from crowded routes. A professional skipper plans the weather window, legs and anchorages. The general maximum is 12 guests, but overnight capacity depends on the cabins of the selected boat and must be confirmed together with provisions, berths and expenses.
What to expect on this private sailing tour
Private sailing from Barcelona to Ibiza
The experience begins by preparing a real sea passage, not a rigid itinerary. The skipper analyses weather, sea state and boat range before deciding the safest departure window and legs.
Up to one week living onboard
The proposal may cover several days and last up to a week. You will share spaces, rest periods and sailing routines, so travel light and understand cabins, bathrooms and onboard rules before departure.
Ibiza, coves, harbour and Dalt Vila
Once in the Balearics, the route may include clear-water anchorages, time ashore and a visit to Ibiza and Dalt Vila. Each stop depends on available time, berths, wind and preferences agreed with the skipper.
Maximum group and overnight berths
The page keeps a general maximum of 12 guests, but an overnight passage may have fewer sleeping berths. The quote must state passengers, cabins, crew and exact bed layout before confirmation.
Provisions, drinks and voyage expenses
The original information mentions beer, soft drinks, water, cava and local snacks. For several days, meals, fuel, berths, cleaning and shore expenses must be agreed; only items written in the final proposal are included.
Tailored price and weather flexibility
Cost depends on boat, days, cabins, crew, fuel, ports and services. Date or route may change without a safe weather window, so the activity is offered on request and requires advance planning.
The experience at a glance
Highlights
The details that make this trip a special Mediterranean experience.
Multi-day sailing plan
Onboard stay according to contracted cabins and boat
Safety equipment and insurance
Total transparency
Everything clear before you book
See at a glance what is part of the experience and which services can be arranged separately.
Included
7 detailsIncluded in your experience
- Private boat and professional skipper
- Multi-day sailing plan
- Onboard stay according to contracted cabins and boat
- Safety equipment and insurance
- Drinks and snacks listed in the quote
- Stops, anchorages and shore visits according to route and weather
- Travel planning advice
Useful information
5 detailsNot included or available as an extra
- Flights, ferry or land transfers
- Restaurant meals and personal expenses ashore
- Meals, fuel, berths or cleaning not expressly listed
- Unquoted additional skipper or crew
- Guaranteed route, port or dates in adverse weather
Your itinerary
1
Before booking
Plan the voyage
Confirm dates, boat, cabins, overnight capacity, crew, luggage, provisions and expected route.
2
Departure
Sail from Barcelona
Complete safety briefing and start the crossing when the weather window is suitable.
3
At sea
Life onboard and Balearic crossing
Watches, rest and offshore sailing led by the skipper, with pace subject to wind and sea.
4
In the islands
Ibiza, coves and shore visits
Anchorages and visits according to the itinerary, with the possibility of seeing the coast, harbour and Dalt Vila before continuing or returning.
Meeting point
Moll de Mestral, berth 1538, Port Olímpic, 08005 Barcelona. You will find us opposite the Mapfre Towers / Hotel Arts.
Frequently asked questions: Private sailing voyage to Ibiza and the Balearic Islands
How long is the voyage from Barcelona to Ibiza?
It is designed for several days and may last up to a week. Final duration depends on boat, route, weather and the agreed plan.
How many people can travel and sleep onboard?
The general maximum is 12 guests, but sleeping berths depend on the boat's cabins. The layout must be confirmed before booking.
Which places in Ibiza and the Balearics will we visit?
Coves, anchorages, harbours and time to visit Ibiza or Dalt Vila may be planned. There is no fixed route: the skipper adapts it to weather, berths and preferences.
What does the voyage price include?
Only items listed in the proposal are included: boat, skipper, onboard accommodation, insurance, drinks or snacks and other confirmed concepts. Meals, fuel, berths and cleaning must be reviewed expressly.
Do we need experience and what luggage should we bring?
Passengers need no previous experience but must follow skipper instructions. Bring soft, light luggage, layered clothes, sun protection, non-slip footwear and personal medication.
What happens if weather prevents the crossing?
Safety comes first and the skipper may change dates, route or ports. The team will explain alternatives and financial conditions before the booking is confirmed.