Ibiza Sol Charter - Alquiler de barcos y excursiones en Santa Eulària

Ibiza Sol Charter is a boat rental and tour company in Ibiza based at the marina in Santa Eulària des Riu. Since 2015, Toni and Bruno have been renting out motorboats, inflatable boats, and a cruising sailboat—with or without a skipper—and organizing trips to the north of the island, Tagomago, Es Vedrà, Formentera, or a complete circumnavigation of Ibiza.

Fleet

Boat	Length	Capacity	Base Price per Day
Zodiac NZ600	6.0 m	6 people	starting at 325 €
Capelli Tempest 700	7.35 m	9 people	starting at 450 €
Joker Boat Clubman 24	7.46 m	8–9 people	starting at 450 €
Jeanneau DB43	13.03 m	10 people	starting at 1,600 €

Prices vary by season: according to their website, the range is from 325 € to 2,250 € per day depending on the boat and dates. A skipper can be added for 180 €.

Excursions from Santa Eulària

• Northern Ibiza: coves and crystal-clear waters along the northern coast.
• Tagomago: the private island off the coast of Santa Eulària, with spectacular anchorages.
• Es Vedrà: Ibiza’s most famous islet.
• Island Tour: a full-day trip around Ibiza.
• Formentera: a day trip to spend the day on its beaches.
• Sunset: sunset cruises.

What’s Included

The boats are equipped with a sound system, drinks, snorkeling gear, a sun deck, and a cooler. During the trips, you can go snorkeling, scuba diving, and stand-up paddleboarding.

With or Without a Skipper

	Without a skipper	With a skipper
Certification	Required depending on the boat	Not required
Route	You choose it	The skipper suggests the best coves of the day
Ideal for	Experienced sailors	Families, groups, and celebrations
Extra cost	—	180 €

For those unfamiliar with the Ibiza coast, hiring a skipper is well worth it: they know which coves are sheltered from the wind and where to anchor without damaging the seagrass beds.

Why set sail from Santa Eulària

Santa Eulària is on the east coast of Ibiza, halfway between the city and the north. That makes it a great starting point for the island’s most beautiful excursions:

• Tagomago is just a short boat ride away, with turquoise waters and anchorages sheltered from the west.
• The coves in the northeast (Cala Llonga, s’Estanyol, Cala Mastella, Cala Boix…) can be explored in a morning.
• Formentera lies to the south, a reasonable crossing away in good weather.
• The marina has parking, restaurants, and amenities, making it convenient for families to set out without the crowds of Ibiza’s harbor.

Which Boat to Choose

• Couple or small family: The Zodiac NZ600 is easy to handle, fast, and economical.
• Group of friends (8–9 people): the Capelli Tempest 700 or the Joker Clubman 24, with a sun deck and plenty of space for everyone.
• Celebrations or a long day in comfort: the 13-meter Jeanneau DB43, which accommodates 10 people.

Practical Guide to Renting a Boat in Ibiza

• Book in advance in July and August: boats fill up quickly.
• Ask about fuel: on speedboats, this can be a significant expense.
• Check the wind: when the tramontana blows, sailing north becomes difficult, so it’s best to head south or to Formentera.
• Anchor in sandy areas, never on Posidonia seagrass: it’s protected in the Balearic Islands.
• Bring sunscreen, water, and a warm jacket for the return trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do the boats depart from? From the Santa Eulària Marina, in Santa Eulària des Riu (Ibiza).

Do I need a license to rent a boat? To operate the boat yourself, you need the appropriate certification. If you don’t have one, you can hire a skipper for €180.

Can we go to Formentera? Yes, it’s one of the excursions they offer, along with Tagomago, Es Vedrà, northern Ibiza, and a tour around the island.

What’s included in the rental? A sound system, drinks, snorkeling gear, a sun deck, and a cooler, depending on the boat.

What’s the largest boat? The Jeanneau DB43, which is 13 meters long and can accommodate 10 people.