Your own crewed yacht for the day — Formentera sandbanks, the west-coast calas and sunset at Es Vedrà. Private boat charter in Ibiza, arranged end to end by TSB Yachting.
Ibiza is an island best understood from the water. The beaches that define it — Cala Comte, Cala Salada, Benirrás — are ringed by roads, car parks and crowds by mid-morning, but from the sea they open up completely. A private boat charter in Ibiza gives you the version of the island most visitors never reach: empty coves at nine in the morning, lunch at anchor with nobody within a hundred metres, and a route that you decide as the day unfolds rather than one dictated by a ferry timetable or a beach-club reservation.
TSB Yachting arranges private, fully crewed boat hire in Ibiza aboard immaculate luxury motor yachts. Every charter comes with a professional skipper who knows these waters — where the swell hides on a northerly, which anchorages stay calm when the tramuntana pushes down the channel, and which restaurant tender landings are worth the detour. You do not need a licence, previous experience, or any plan at all beyond a departure time. Step aboard, and the day is looked after.
Our Ibiza charters range from relaxed half-days along the west coast to full-day crossings to Formentera and multi-day island-hopping itineraries linking Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca. Because TSB Yachting is based in Palma de Mallorca and operates throughout the Balearics, we can position the right vessel wherever your charter needs to begin — Ibiza town, Marina Botafoch, Sant Antoni or San Miguel — and handle the paperwork, provisioning and berthing before you arrive.

Eight hours along the island's best stretch of coast. Swim stops at Cala Comte and Cala Bassa, lunch at anchor, and a slow run past Es Vedrà as the light drops.

The classic. A 30–45 minute run south to the sandbanks of Illetes and Espalmador, where the water turns an implausible shade of turquoise and the day slows right down.

Two days or ten, linking Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca. Sleep aboard in quiet bays, wake up somewhere new, and let the itinerary follow the weather rather than fight it.
Ibiza is small enough to see a great deal of in a single day and varied enough that no two charters look alike. These are the anchorages our skippers return to, and the ones we will build your route around.
Illetes and Llevant deliver the Caribbean-grade water Ibiza is famous for. Anchor off the sandbank, swim ashore, and lunch at Beso Beach or Juan y Andrea — we book the table and run the tender.
The limestone monolith rising 400m off the south-west coast is the single most striking sight in the Balearics. Best approached in the last two hours of daylight, with the boat drifting and the engines off.
Shallow, pale-sand west-coast bays with exceptional water clarity. Arrive early by boat and you will have them largely to yourself long before the road traffic builds.
Cruise beneath the walls of Dalt Vila, berth in the heart of the action, and step off for dinner. A striking way to arrive for an evening in town without a taxi in sight.
Pine-backed and quieter, the north coast rewards a slower charter. Benirrás for its Sunday drums, Cala Xarraca and Portinatx for clear, sheltered swimming water.
SeaBobs, e-foils, paddleboards, snorkelling gear and jet skis on request. The swimming platform is where most Ibiza charters end up spending the middle of the day.
Nothing here is fixed — the point of chartering privately is that the day bends to you. But this is the shape most of our Ibiza day charters take, and a useful starting point when you are deciding how long you want on the water.
Meet your skipper at the marina, stow bags, run through safety, and cast off. Coffee and cold drinks are already aboard.
Anchor in a quiet cala before the crowds arrive. Swimming platform down, toys in the water, an hour or two of doing very little.
On board with catering arranged in advance, or ashore by tender at a beach restaurant we have reserved for you.
Move on to a different bay as the afternoon light softens — often the quietest and best part of the day.
A slow pass beneath Es Vedrà or along the Ibiza town waterfront, then back alongside at dusk.
Based in Palma and working these islands year-round. We know the anchorages, the berthing rules and the weather patterns that decide whether a day works.
Every boat we charter is personally inspected. No tired interiors, no surprises at the dock — only vessels we would happily take out ourselves.
Professional crew holding Spanish Maritime Authority certification, with the local knowledge to keep you in flat water and out of the crowds.
Vessel, catering, transfers, restaurant tables and water toys handled by a single coordinator. You send one message; we do the rest.
Our Ibiza boat charters are quoted transparently, with the essentials included as standard and extras arranged before you board so there is nothing to sort out on the day.
A licensed professional skipper and fuel for a normal day's cruising are included in every quote. No licence, experience or planning required from you — and no surprise fuel bill at the end of the day.
Ice, chilled water, soft drinks, fresh towels and snorkelling gear come as standard, along with full use of the swimming platform, sun pads and shaded cockpit seating.
On-board catering from light platters to full plated lunches, premium drinks packages, and reservations at Formentera and Ibiza beach restaurants — arranged by our concierge in advance.
SeaBobs, e-foils, jet skis and paddleboards on request, plus airport, villa and hotel transfers so your group arrives at the marina together and on time.
Chartering elsewhere in the Balearics? See our dedicated pages for yacht charter in Mallorca, Menorca and catamaran charter, or read our guide to Ibiza by yacht for a closer look at the island's anchorages.
Tell us your dates, your group and roughly what kind of day you are after. We will come back with the right boat, a suggested route and a clear price.
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