Love Boat Formentera - Alquiler de barcos con o sin patrón en La Savina

Love Boat Formentera rents boats and organizes boat tours in Formentera from berth 48 at the Port of La Savina. Its motto, “Formentera, sea, and tranquility,” sums up what it offers: turning your vacation into a unique experience, working in harmony with the sea and the island.

Boat Rentals with or without a Skipper

The fleet ranges from small boats that don’t require a license to 8.75-meter boats and sailboats up to 10 meters, all available with or without a skipper:

• No license required: for those without a license. They’ll explain how to operate the boat before you set out, and you can explore the coast at your own pace.
• With a license: larger, more powerful boats for sailing on your own.
• With a license: a professional handles the boat while you relax, go for a swim, and enjoy the scenery.
• Sailboats up to 10 meters for sailing.

All their boats are brand new and inspected regularly, with full guarantees of safety and proper operation. Plus, they include all the necessary equipment to spend the day at sea worry-free.

Private Boat Tours

If you’d rather not worry about a thing, book private trips with a skipper to:

• Sail around the island.
• Visit the most beautiful beaches in Formentera.
• Enjoy paella on board, right on the boat.
• Discover hidden coves and swim in crystal-clear water.

What to See in Formentera from the Sea

• Ses Illetes, one of the most famous beaches in the Mediterranean.
• S’Espalmador, the unspoiled islet north of Formentera.
• Llevant Beach, on the eastern side of the Es Trucadors peninsula.
• Cala Saona, with its reddish cliffs and sunsets.
• The coast of Es Caló and the seabed at Punta Prima.

Who It’s For

It’s perfect for couples, families, and groups of friends who want to explore Formentera from the sea, whether by steering the boat themselves or letting a skipper take the helm.

Tips for Your Day on a Boat in Formentera

• Don’t anchor over Posidonia seagrass. This plant is what makes the water so clear, and it’s protected. Anchor in sandy areas or use eco-friendly buoys.
• Check the wind before choosing your destination: with an easterly wind, the west coast is best, and vice versa.
• Bring plenty of water, biodegradable sunscreen, and snorkel goggles.
• During peak season, book well in advance for boats with a captain and excursions that include a meal.

Around Formentera by Boat

One of the most comprehensive excursions is the tour around the island. In a single day, you can see the variety of its coastline: the sandy beaches of Ses Illetes and Llevant, the cliffs of La Mola and the lighthouse, the rocky coves of Es Caló, the long beach at Migjorn, and the sunsets at Cala Saona. Plus, with a skipper on board, you don’t have to worry about navigating or where to anchor.

Paella on Board

Enjoying a paella on board, anchored in a cove with turquoise waters, is one of the most classic summer activities in Formentera. Love Boat Formentera offers this on its private charters, making it a great option for celebrations and groups looking for a perfect day at sea.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rent a boat without a boating license? Yes, small boats do not require a boating license.

Can we eat on board? Yes. Private excursions can include a paella on the boat.

How do I make a reservation? You can view available boats and rates on their website, or call or email them.

Are the boats new? Yes. All their boats are new and are inspected regularly.

Do you have sailboats? Yes, sailboats up to 10 meters, with or without a skipper.