Ibiza Jet Ski Safari to Es Vedrà
Had an amazing experience with this jet ski safari in San Antonio, Ibiza. Everything was well organised from start to finish and the briefing was clear.
2 options for jet ski in Ibiza — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
A jet ski in Ibiza starts at €70 per jet ski for a 30-minute coves ride from Cala de Bou — the price is for the machine, so two riders share it instead of paying each.
The longer option is a two-hour guided safari along the wild west coast to the Es Vedrà rock at €150 per jet ski, again for up to two people. Both include a licence-free briefing, a guide-instructor escorting the group, the jet ski and fuel, a life jacket and insurance; photos, a seasonal wetsuit and transfers are extra.
Ibiza Jet Ski Beach holds 4.9 from 2,826 reviews and runs the rides in Spanish and English, with German on the Es Vedrà safari.
Carve the wild west coast past sea caves to Es Vedrà, the magnetic 400 m rock, then swim in the island's clearest water.
A 30-minute burst of throttle from calm Cala de Bou, buzzing San Antonio bay's sea caves and clear-water calas.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ibiza Jet Ski Safari to Es Vedrà | 2h | up to 2 guests | €150 per jet ski |
| Ibiza Jet Ski Coves Ride — Cala de Bou | 30min | up to 2 guests | €70 per jet ski |
Operators: Ibiza Jet Ski Beach
Had an amazing experience with this jet ski safari in San Antonio, Ibiza. Everything was well organised from start to finish and the briefing was clear.
Purchased whilst on offer. Very informative through WhatsApp, plenty of comms. A 45-minute session with a quick dip stop — and new toys, so reliable!
Booking the trip was very easy and the company replies to any WhatsApp you send pretty fast. Smooth from start to finish.
We booked this guided safari and rode the west coast down to Es Vedrà — such an amazing experience. The swim stop in the turquoise cove gave us plenty of time to enjoy the water.
The 30-minute coves ride from Cala de Bou is €70 per jet ski and the two-hour Es Vedrà safari is €150 per jet ski. Each machine takes up to two people, so a couple pays once.
Important
the price buys the machine, not the seat — €70 and €150 are paid once even with two of you aboard.
The Cala de Bou ride lasts 30 minutes from a calm bay in San Antonio, past the sea caves and clear-water calas along the coast — the easy first taste, and longer routes are available on request. The Es Vedrà safari is two hours along the wild west coast to the 400 m rock, with a swim and photo stop in a turquoise cove before the run back to San Antonio.
No licence is needed: both rides open with a briefing, and a guide-instructor rides with the group. On the Es Vedrà safari the driver must be at least 16, and younger passengers ride with an adult. The jet ski and fuel, a life jacket and insurance are in the price; photos, a seasonal wetsuit and transfers are add-ons. The operator is Ibiza Jet Ski Beach, rated 4.9 from 2,826 reviews.
Both rides come from the same operator, Ibiza Jet Ski Beach. What separates them is distance, time and price — not the machines or the safety routine.
| Operator and tour | Price | Unit | Duration | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ibiza Jet Ski Beach · Cala de Bou coves ride | €70 | per jet ski | 30 min | up to 2 |
| Ibiza Jet Ski Beach · Es Vedrà safari | €150 | per jet ski | 2 h | up to 2 |
These are starting rates; confirm the final price with the operator when you book.
Because the unit is the machine, a group counts in pairs: four riders take two skis, which is €140 at Cala de Bou and €300 for the Es Vedrà safari. A second rider adds nothing to the bill.
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