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A day exploring Formentera by boat
We went with kids and everyone had just as much fun, crystal clear water and a few stops to swim at a relaxed pace. The only downside is the day flies by.
Jet ski excursion to Es Vedrà
I wasn't expecting it to be so massive up close, it really sticks with you. The instructor was sharing the local legends as we sailed, a great touch.
Boat trip with tapas, banana boat and open bar
Great vibe from the moment we got on the boat, the banana boat was the most fun part of the day. Perfect plan for a group of friends.
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Whether you live on the island or fancy a getaway, Ibiza always has something new to offer. Beyond its nightlife reputation, the island hides turquoise-water coves, unique rock formations like Es Vedrà, and a Mediterranean food scene well worth exploring at a slower pace.
Even if you already know them by sight, these key spots on the island are always worth another visit. From the most enigmatic islet in the Mediterranean to the UNESCO World Heritage old town, these are places that never lose their appeal, whether you're showing them to a visitor or rediscovering them yourself.
Rising more than 380 metres almost vertically out of the sea, Es Vedrà is Ibiza's natural symbol par excellence. It has inspired everything from mythological tales linking it to the sirens' song in the Odyssey to theories about supposed magnetic fields that draw divers and curious visitors from all over the world.
You can admire it from several viewpoints along the southwest coast, such as Cala d'Hort, though the most striking experience is approaching it by sea to appreciate its real size — something photos from land never fully capture.
The historic heart of Ibiza Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a maze of cobbled streets surrounded by 16th-century Renaissance walls that have survived intact to this day.
Getting lost in its alleys, climbing up to the Cathedral and taking in the views over the harbour and the sea is one of the most rewarding plans on the island, especially at sunset, when the stone turns golden.
Just a few minutes by boat from Ibiza, Formentera stands out for its white sand beaches and almost Caribbean-turquoise waters, especially at Ses Illetes, considered one of the best beaches in Europe.
Its small size and much less built-up character than Ibiza make it a perfect contrast within the same trip, ideal for a day getaway or for exploring more slowly.
Ibiza's harbour is much more than an arrival point: its seafront promenade, lined with terraces and overlooking Dalt Vila lit up at dusk, is one of the liveliest corners of town.
Most of the island's boat trips and jet ski excursions depart from here, making it an essential landmark both to start the day and to grab a drink in the late afternoon.
Less crowded than the capital, Santa Eulària des Riu keeps a much more relaxed vibe, with its seafront promenade, its hilltop church and a hippie market that's been running since the 1970s.
It's the perfect alternative for those who already know Ibiza Town and are after a more local atmosphere, with traditional Ibizan restaurants away from the busiest tourist routes.
Made up of several small coves connected to one another and dotted with tiny rocky islets, Cala Comte is one of the most photographed spots on the west coast, especially at sunset, when the sun sets right behind the islet of Es Vedranell.
Its crystal-clear waters and rocky surroundings make it one of the island's most popular coves, though it's best to arrive early in high season to find a spot.
Surrounded by pine trees that reach almost to the shoreline, Cala Salada keeps a much more natural look than other better-known beaches on the island, with a sandy seabed that gives its waters that characteristic turquoise tone.
Being a little further from town, it tends to stay less crowded than other coves in the west — an ideal plan for anyone looking for peace and quiet without sacrificing scenery.
Facing the coast of San Antonio, the islet of Portitxol is one of the most recognisable postcards from the west of the island, with cliffs rising straight out of the sea and hard-to-reach coves scattered around it.
Its rugged silhouette makes it a favourite spot among photographers for capturing an Ibizan sunset, especially when viewed from the sea.
Funbooker hand-picks experiences for people who already know the island and want something different for the weekend, or simply want to surprise a visitor. Ideas for rediscovering Ibiza from another angle.
Explore Dalt Vila's old town at your own pace while discovering local bars and restaurants chosen for their quality and authenticity, away from the busiest tourist routes.
At each stop you'll try an island speciality, from sobrasada to the famous Ibizan herb liqueur, along with fresh fish straight from the harbour.
A boat outing designed for a great time from start to finish: tapas, a banana boat ride and an open bar on board while you sail along Ibiza's coastline with good music in the background.
It's one of the liveliest activities on the island, ideal for groups after guaranteed fun on the water, and especially popular for hen and stag parties.
This boat trip from Ibiza takes you to Formentera, the neighbouring island famous for some of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean, with almost Caribbean-turquoise waters.
It's the perfect option for anyone with limited time who doesn't want to miss the best of the island. We recommend booking ahead in high season — spots fill up fast!
This excursion combines the best of both worlds: the calm of Formentera's beaches during the day and Ibiza's signature party vibe in the late afternoon, with music on board as the sun sets over the sea.
As sunset approaches, the boat heads back and the mood shifts completely: the music turns up and the deck becomes an impromptu dance floor.
The great classic: ride a jet ski up close to Es Vedrà, Ibiza's most iconic rocky islet, surrounded by legends and considered one of the most energetic places in the Mediterranean.
Getting close to it by jet ski lets you appreciate its real size and the sheer force with which it rises out of the water — something photos from the coast never fully capture.
Sail from San Antonio to Atlantis, an area of rock formations sculpted by the sea that, according to local legend, hides sunken ruins. A destination as mysterious as it is photogenic.
The rocky surroundings and deep, dark blue waters make this one of the island's most unique stops, ideal for anyone after something different from a standard boat trip.
This guided jet ski outing takes you to Cala Salada, considered one of Ibiza's most beautiful beaches thanks to its turquoise waters and still-uncrowded surroundings.
A guide accompanies the group throughout, pointing out the best spots to stop and enjoy the scenery — ideal for anyone who'd rather ride with company than navigate solo.
Discover the Margarita Islands off the coast of Ibiza aboard a jet ski, riding among rocky islets and deep blue waters rarely visited by larger boats.
It's the perfect outing for anyone after a lesser-known route than the classic itineraries, ideal for those who've already tried jet skiing and want something different.
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