Ibiza
Boats Ibiza
About a dozen boats from a 31 ft cruiser up to an 89 ft motor yacht, plus sailing boats; captains included.
Skippered
Yacht charter in Ibiza, Spain
3 charter companies and brokers are based in Ibiza. Compare who offers bareboat, skippered or crewed charters and who sells yachts, then visit their website or ask the AI to narrow it down.
- Companies
- 3
- Bareboat
- 0
- Skippered or crewed
- 2
- Yachts for sale
- 1
Charter companies and brokers in Ibiza
Listed from each company's own public information. Visit their website for fleet, dates and prices.
Ibiza · Marina Ibiza / San Antonio
Es Vedra Charter
Nautical company renting day-trip boats and jet skis from its own fleet, and selling and servicing boats and outboards.
Yachts for sale
Ibiza · MIRA Ibiza Marina (Botafoch)
Smart Charter Ibiza
Owns a fleet of more than 50 yachts, sport cruisers and speedboats, chartered with crew by the day.
Crewed
When to go
In the Balearics and on the Spanish mainland coast the season typically runs from May to October, peaking in July and August. The Canary Islands can be sailed all year.
Common questions
- How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Ibiza?
- The price depends on the boat, the season, whether it comes with a skipper or crew, and extras such as fuel, cleaning, mooring and taxes. Ask the operator for an all-in quote for your dates and ask what is not included.
- Do I need a licence to charter a boat?
- A skippered or crewed charter needs no licence because a professional skipper is on board. For a bareboat charter operators usually ask for sailing experience or a recognised boating licence, and the rules differ by country and boat size. Ask the operator what they require before you pay a deposit.
- When is the best time to charter in Ibiza?
- In the Balearics and on the Spanish mainland coast the season typically runs from May to October, peaking in July and August. The Canary Islands can be sailed all year.
- What is the difference between bareboat, skippered and crewed?
- Bareboat means you hire the boat and sail it yourself. Skippered means a captain comes with the boat while you and your group do the rest. Crewed means a captain and crew such as a chef or deckhand are included, and the trip is more like a floating hotel.
- How do I book, and who do I pay?
- Contact the company directly through its own website, or send a request through YachtRelay for yachts listed here. YachtRelay does not take payments or deposits: you agree the price and pay the operator under their contract.
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