Barco Rent Formentera - Alquiler de neumáticas sin licencia en La Savina

Barco Rent Formentera is a young company founded on the island that rents boats and organizes catamaran tours from the port of La Savina. Their goal is to showcase Formentera’s turquoise waters while respecting the fragility of its marine environment. They offer rentals with or without a skipper, so they cater to both first-time boaters and those with a boating license.

They’re open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and thanks to Formentera’s mild climate, you can sail even in the coldest months.

Boats Requiring No License

Inflatable boats and motorboats with 15 CV engines, easy to handle after some basic instruction. They usually come equipped with a bimini top, swim ladder, and cooler.

Boat	People	From
Dipol D-400 Alaska	4	190 €
RIB 420	6 (4 recommended)	190 €
Pacific 5 m	4	250 €
Zodiac Pro 5 m Géminis	6	250 €
Zodiac Pro Open Loquillo	6	250 €

Licensed Boats

Boat	People	Starting at
Monday 480	6	300 €
RIB 480	6	310 €
Aqua 630	8	380 €
Illetas	4	380 €
RIB 680	8	400 €

Catamaran and boat with skipper

• Catamaran with skipper: starting at 525 €.
• Siloko Catamaran (4 people, skipper included) and Surya Catamaran with skipper: starting at 550 €.
• Boat with skipper: starting at 550 €.
• Half-day and sunset cruises with skipper: call for details.

Extras

• Paddleboard: 30 €.

Approximate prices published by the company. Check for updated rates and availability.

What to See in Formentera from the Sea

• Ses Illetes and Llevant, the most famous beaches, with white sand and turquoise water.
• S’Espalmador, the islet north of Formentera.
• Cala Saona and the western cliffs.
• The coast of Es Caló and Es Pujols.

Tips for Renting a Boat in Formentera

• The posidonia seagrass beds are protected: do not anchor on them and use the anchor buoys in regulated areas.
• If you’re renting without a license, listen carefully to the briefing: they’ll explain how to operate the boat and the areas where you’re allowed to sail.
• Set out early in July and August to find a spot in the most popular coves.
• Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat: the sun is intense out at sea.

Recommended Routes from La Savina

• Short route (half-day): From La Savina to Ses Illetes and Llevant, skirting the Es Trucadors peninsula. Turquoise water, white sand, and shallow waters ideal for swimming.
• Route to S’Espalmador: Crossing the Es Pas strait takes you to this private islet, which is freely accessible by sea, featuring S’Alga Beach and crystal-clear waters.
• Western Route: toward Cala Saona and the cliffs of Punta Rasa—perfect for watching the sunset if you’re sailing with a skipper.
• Catamaran Tour: With a skipper, this is a comfortable way to spend the day sailing without worrying about steering or anchoring.

Basic Sailing Rules in Formentera

• Respect the distance from marked beaches: do not sail in swimming areas.
• Reduce speed near the coast and other anchored boats.
• The Posidonia seagrass beds in the Ses Salines Natural Park are protected: in the summer, there are anchor buoys in the most popular areas.
• Return the boat at the agreed-upon time: La Savina gets very busy in the late afternoon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need experience to rent a boat without a license? No. You’ll receive simple instructions before setting out.

How do I make a reservation? The fastest way is via WhatsApp. You can also book by phone or email.

Can I add a paddleboard? Yes, as an extra for €30.

Do you rent boats in the winter? Formentera’s climate allows for boating many months of the year. Check availability during the off-season.