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Yacht Charter in Ibiza — From Day Cruisers to 40 m Superyachts
A fleet of 36 vessels departing Marina Ibiza and Botafoc, matched to your group — whether that's a calm family anchorage at Cala Bassa or a provisioned multi-day run through the west coast coves.
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Sunseeker
Sunseeker 115
Thirty-five metres of sundeck, sea and Ibiza coastline
- 35m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 23kn
from €17,000/day View →
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Arcadia Sherpa 60
Arcadia Sherpa 60 — 18m
- 18m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
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What sets Ibiza Yachts Hire apart
Crew and vessel fit checks for every booking
We don't assign yachts at random. Before confirming, we match your group size, itinerary and priorities — a shallow-draft catamaran for families wading at Cala Bassa, or a 40 m Benetti for a seated corporate dinner at anchor — so the vessel and crew suit the day you actually want.
Corporate catering and private anchorages
For board dinners, incentive days or product launches, we coordinate with specialist yacht provisioners on the Botafoc quay and position the yacht at a quiet anchorage — Cala d'Hort or Es Palmador — where your group has the deck to themselves.
Transparent day-rate and APA guidance before you commit
Every proposal separates the base charter rate from fuel, provisioning and marina fees. We estimate APA for your specific route — a calm Formentera run versus a full island circumnavigation — so there are no surprises on the final accounting.
Last-minute availability across 36 vessels
Even in peak summer, itineraries shift and yachts open up. With 36 boats ranging from 17 m day cruisers to 40 m superyachts across Marina Ibiza and Botafoc, we can check real-time availability quickly when plans change at short notice.
Provisioning and beach-club coordination
From sourcing produce at Mercado Municipal to arranging tender drop-offs at beachside venues, we handle the logistics that sit between the yacht and the shore so your day runs without gaps.
Family safety and shallow-water stops built into the route
Captains in our fleet know which coves are sheltered from open-water swell and where the seabed is soft sand at wading depth. Cala Mastella and the Es Palmador sandbar are regular family stops, and half-day formats let younger children enjoy the water without a long day at sea.
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Chartering from Ibiza — routes, seasons and the right yacht
Ibiza earns its reputation on the water, not just the shore. From Marina Ibiza or Botafoc you can reach the turquoise shallows off Formentera in under twenty minutes by fast motor yacht, loop the dramatic cliff faces of Es Vedrà before lunch, or spend a quiet afternoon anchored in Cala Mastella while children wade across a sandy seabed that barely reaches their knees. The island's compact geography means a single day charter can combine two or three of these stops without rushing — and a multi-day itinerary opens the quieter north coast coves and a full Balearics circuit toward Mallorca.
Our fleet of 36 yachts covers a wide range of formats: compact 17 m day cruisers like the Riva 56 Rivale for couples or small groups, mid-range motor yachts in the 29 m class suited to corporate hosting at anchor, and crewed superyachts up to 40 m — including the Riva 130 and Benetti Oasis 40 — with multiple staterooms for overnight passages. Day charters typically carry up to 12 guests; sleeping capacity depends on the vessel and cabin layout. Every booking starts with a conversation about your group, your preferred route and the kind of day you want, so we recommend a yacht and crew that actually fit rather than defaulting to whatever is available.
Peak season runs June through September, when marina berths and the most popular yachts fill months in advance. If your dates are fixed in high summer, early enquiry matters. May and October reward flexibility — the water is warm, Es Palmador can be nearly empty on a weekday morning, and day-rate pricing often reflects the lighter demand. Charter costs separate into the base rate (yacht, crew, insurance) and an Advance Provisioning Allowance covering fuel, food, drinks and extras, settled transparently at the end of the trip. We estimate APA against your specific route before you commit, so a gentle Formentera run and a full 50-nautical-mile island circumnavigation are priced honestly from the start.
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Frequently asked questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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Is a yacht charter in Ibiza suitable for families with young children?
Absolutely. Many of our charters carry families with children of all ages. Crewed yachts come with experienced captains who know the calmest anchorages — Cala Bassa and Cala Mastella on the north coast are sheltered, shallow enough for wading, and well away from open-water swell. Half-day formats work well for younger children, and crew can adjust the pace of the day around nap times, swimming breaks and lunch. Let us know the ages in your group when you enquire and we'll recommend a vessel with the right deck layout and boarding access.
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How many guests can join a day charter versus an overnight trip?
Day charters on most vessels accommodate up to 12 guests, which is the standard regulatory limit for commercially operated yachts in Spanish waters. Sleeping capacity is lower and varies by yacht — a 17 m Riva 56 Rivale may offer one or two cabins, while a 40 m Benetti or Riva 130 can sleep eight to ten guests in four or five staterooms. If your group is larger than 12 for a day event, we can arrange a two-boat programme departing from the same marina.
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Can I charter a yacht for a corporate event or private dinner?
Yes. Corporate groups regularly use our larger motor yachts — the 29 m to 40 m range — as a private venue for board dinners, product presentations or incentive days. Catering can be arranged through specialist yacht provisioners based on the marina quay at Botafoc, and the captain can position the yacht at anchor off Cala d'Hort or Es Palmador for complete privacy during the event. Share your guest count, format and any AV or dietary requirements when you enquire and we'll build a proposal around the right vessel.
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What does the charter price include, and what is APA?
The base charter rate covers the yacht, her crew and insurance. Fuel, food, drinks, marina fees and any extras such as water toys or tender transfers are normally billed separately through an Advance Provisioning Allowance — a fund you pre-deposit before departure, with a full accounting and refund of any surplus at the end. A calm Formentera day run uses relatively little fuel, while a full circumnavigation of Ibiza at roughly 50 nautical miles will draw significantly more. We break down estimated costs for your chosen route before you commit.
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When should I book, and is there availability outside peak summer?
June through September is the busiest window — marina berths and popular yachts fill months ahead, and anchorages like Es Palmador are crowded by late morning. For the best selection, enquire as early as possible for those months. May and October offer warm water, lighter crowds and more flexible scheduling; Es Palmador is often nearly empty, and day-rate pricing can be more favourable. Last-minute availability does appear even in high season when itineraries shift, so it is always worth asking — but we cannot guarantee a specific vessel at short notice.