Ibiza's coast runs from the loud bays of San Antonio in the west to the quiet calas of Santa Eulària in the east, and almost everything worth seeing on the island sits on the water: Es Vedrà, the sea caves, the shallows off Formentera. Thirteen ways to get out there, priced from €20 to €1,090:

  • Jet ski — San Antonio and Cala de Bou
  • Boat rental — Marina Ibiza and Santa Eulària
  • Catamaran charter — private or by the seat
  • Boat trip to Es Vedrà
  • Party boat with a DJ on deck
  • Sport fishing
  • Scuba diving
  • Wake, eFoil and kitesurf

Two jet-ski routes, two rental fleets, three catamaran days and four ways to get into or above the water — here is how they compare before you book.

How much does a jet ski cost in Ibiza?

A jet ski in Ibiza costs €150 for the two-hour safari to Es Vedrà from San Antonio, or €70 for a 30-minute ride out of Cala de Bou. Both prices are per jet ski for up to two riders, and both routes are guided by Ibiza Jet Ski Beach.

Es Vedrà safari from San Antonio

The two-hour safari to Es Vedrà costs €150 per jet ski for up to 2 riders, with an instructor leading the whole route. It starts at Ibiza Jet Ski Beach on Passeig de la Mar in Sant Antoni de Portmany, follows the wild west coast past sea caves, and stops to swim under the 400 m rock.

Two riders on a jet ski in an Ibiza cala
Photo: Ibiza Jet Ski Beach (ibizajetskibeach.com), via Google Maps

Cala de Bou — thirty minutes on the throttle

The 30-minute coves ride costs €70 per jet ski, also for up to 2 riders and also guided by Ibiza Jet Ski Beach, from Carrer de Cala de Bou in Sant Josep de sa Talaia. It buzzes the sea caves and clear-water calas of San Antonio bay — the short version, if you only want a taste.

Important

both prices are per jet ski, not per person. Two riders share one craft and one price, so a group of four needs two jet skis — €300 on the Es Vedrà safari, €140 at Cala de Bou.

Can you rent a boat in Ibiza and pay by the boat?

Yes. Boat rental on Ibiza is charged for the boat and for the whole day, not for seats: Blue Ocean Ibiza from €390 per boat, East Boats Ibiza from €250 per boat, and both days run 8 hours.

Blue Ocean — Marina Ibiza

Blue Ocean Ibiza, based at Marina Ibiza (Botafoch) in Eivissa, rents from €390 per boat for a full 8-hour day, for up to 8 guests, with the skipper optional. The classic day crosses to the powder-white sand of Formentera and comes back along the calas.

Boats anchored off the Formentera sandbank
Photo: Blue Ocean Ibiza (blueoceanibiza.com), via Google Maps

East Boats — Santa Eulària

East Boats Ibiza rents from €250 per boat for the same 8-hour day, for up to 7 guests, from Port de Santa Eulària des Riu. Its licence-free boats work the sheltered east coast: Cala Llonga, Es Canar and the quiet calas either side of them.

A rental RIB in a clear Ibiza cove
Photo: East Boats Ibiza (eastboatsibiza.com), via Google Maps

Which catamaran to pick in Ibiza: private, shared or at sunset?

A day on a catamaran can be bought three ways on Ibiza, and they differ by price unit before anything else — GOA at €1,090 per catamaran, Smart Charter at €95 per person, Lady Virginia at €95 per person. Charter the whole boat or buy a seat: that is the entire fork.

GOA — a private catamaran for the day

The GOA Catamaran Ibiza charter costs €1,090 per catamaran for 7 hours, for up to 11 guests, from Carrer del General Balanzat in Sant Antoni de Portmany. It comes skippered, with bow trampolines to lounge on, snorkelling stops in the calas and a run home past Es Vedrà.

The GOA catamaran at anchor with guests aboard
Photo: GOA Catamaran Ibiza (goacatamaran.com), via Google Maps

Smart Charter — a shared day to Formentera

Smart Charter Ibiza sells the same kind of day by the seat: €95 per person for 6 hours, for up to 12 guests, leaving Marina Ibiza (Botafoch). The boat crosses to anchor off Ses Illetes on Formentera, where the day is swimming, snorkelling and SUP in very shallow water.

A day aboard the charter off the Ibiza cliffs
Photo: Smart Charter Ibiza (smartcharteribiza.com), via Google Maps

Lady Virginia — the sunset cruise

The Lady Virginia Ibiza sunset cruise costs €95 per person for 4 hours, for up to 20 guests, out of San Antonio harbour. It anchors in a turquoise cove to snorkel first, then holds position on deck for the island's sunset.

Sunset at sea from the Lady Virginia cruise
Photo: Lady Virginia Ibiza (via Google Maps)

Boat trips and the party boat

Two more ways to see the coast need no charter at all — the cheapest outing on the island and the loudest one. Both leave San Antonio, and both are priced per person.

Es Vedrà with Boat Trip Salvador

The boat trip to Es Vedrà costs €20 per person for 3 hours, on a boat that takes up to 80 guests, from Port de Sant Antoni on Avinguda Doctor Fleming. Boat Trip Salvador glides past natural rock arches and sea caves to the foot of the rock, with a swim stop along the way.

The Salvador boat below the cliffs
Photo: Boat Trip Salvador Ibiza, via Google Maps

Float Your Boat — the party boat

Float Your Boat Ibiza runs the island's original party boat from Passeig de la Mar in San Antonio: €55 per person for 3 hours 30 minutes, for up to 100 guests. A DJ on deck, paddleboard swim stops in turquoise coves, and the San Antonio sunset to finish.

The glass-bottom party catamaran among swimmers
Photo: Float Your Boat Ibiza (floatyourboatibiza.com), via Google Maps

Fishing, diving, wake and kite

Four more operators cover what happens under the water and above the board. The price unit splits here as well: fishing and diving are sold per person, wake and kite per session.

Sport fishing with Ibizatopfishing

The Ibiza sport fishing charter costs €120 per person for a 4-hour shared trip with up to 6 anglers. Ibizatopfishing trolls the blue water and drops lines over the reefs for tuna and dentex with a local skipper, and all the tackle is aboard.

A dentex caught aboard the fishing charter
Photo: Ibizatopfishing (ibizatopfishing.com), via Google Maps

Diving with Aqua Diving Center

Aqua Diving Center Ibiza, a PADI 5-star centre in Santa Eulària des Riu, runs try-dives from €75 per person over 3 hours, in groups of up to 8. Dives go into the island's caves and its UNESCO-listed Posidonia meadows, where grouper, barracuda and octopus are regular company.

Divers over the seagrass off Ibiza
Photo: Aqua Diving Center Ibiza (aquadivingcenter.com), via Google Maps

Wake and eFoil with TAKEOFF

TAKEOFF Ibiza charges €60 per session of one hour in San Antonio bay, for up to 6 people, gear and coach included. Wakeboard behind the boat or fly an eFoil: the line-up the operator itself calls the island's widest sits at this one base.

An eFoil rider at sunset
Photo: TAKEOFF Ibiza (takeoffibiza.com), via Google Maps

Kitesurf and wing-foil with Duotone

The Duotone Pro Center Ibiza teaches kitesurf and wing-foil at €90 per session of 2 hours, for up to 4 people, gear and coach included. Lessons run in San Antonio bay off Cala de Bou, over warm shallows and the steady thermal wind that fills in there.

A kite lesson on the beach with an instructor
Photo: Duotone Kite&Wing Ibiza, via Google Maps

How much does a day on the water in Ibiza cost in 2026?

Thirteen ways to be on Ibiza's water span €20 to €1,090, and the price unit moves the maths more than the number does: jet skis go per craft, the two rentals and the GOA catamaran per boat, wake and kite per session, everything else per person.

OptionPriceUnitDurationGroup size
Jet ski to Es Vedrà, San Antonio€150per jet ski2 hup to 2
Jet ski coves ride, Cala de Bou€70per jet ski30 minup to 2
Boat rental, Blue Ocean (Marina Ibiza)€390per boat8 hup to 8
Boat rental, East Boats (Santa Eulària)€250per boat8 hup to 7
Catamaran charter, GOA€1,090per catamaran7 hup to 11
Day charter to Formentera, Smart Charter€95per person6 hup to 12
Sunset cruise, Lady Virginia€95per person4 hup to 20
Boat trip to Es Vedrà, Salvador€20per person3 hup to 80
Party boat, Float Your Boat€55per person3 h 30 minup to 100
Sport fishing, Ibizatopfishing€120per person4 hup to 6
Diving, Aqua Diving Center€75per person3 hup to 8
Wake and eFoil, TAKEOFF€60per session1 hup to 6
Kitesurf and wing-foil, Duotone€90per session2 hup to 4

Booking goes straight to the operator, at the operator's price — check the Ibiza boat tours page, the Ibiza jet ski page and the Ibiza boat rental page for the live options. Write to us on WhatsApp with your dates and group size, and we confirm availability with the operator directly.

FAQ

How much does a jet ski cost in Ibiza?
A jet ski costs €150 per jet ski for the two-hour Es Vedrà safari from San Antonio, or €70 per jet ski for a 30-minute ride from Cala de Bou. Both are for up to two riders and both are guided by Ibiza Jet Ski Beach, so a couple pays the same €150 or €70 in total.
What is the cheapest boat trip in Ibiza?
The Boat Trip Salvador run to Es Vedrà, at €20 per person for 3 hours from Port de Sant Antoni. The boat takes up to 80 guests and stops to swim on the way to the rock.
Do you pay per boat or per person in Ibiza?
Both, depending on the trip. Blue Ocean at €390 and East Boats at €250 are per boat for an 8-hour day, and the GOA catamaran is €1,090 per catamaran; the boat trips, the fishing charter, diving and the two shared catamaran days are per person. Jet skis go per craft and the wake and kite lessons per session.
Where do the Ibiza boat trips start?
Most leave San Antonio: Float Your Boat and the jet-ski safari from Passeig de la Mar, Boat Trip Salvador from Port de Sant Antoni, the GOA catamaran from Carrer del General Balanzat, Lady Virginia from the harbour. Blue Ocean and Smart Charter sail from Marina Ibiza (Botafoch), East Boats and the dive centre from Santa Eulària des Riu.
What is the difference between the GOA catamaran and the Smart Charter day?
GOA is a private charter — €1,090 per catamaran for 7 hours, up to 11 guests, the whole boat yours. Smart Charter is a shared day — €95 per person for 6 hours, up to 12 guests, crossing to Formentera. One is priced by the boat, the other by the seat.