For a boat trip in Ibiza, one 6-hour excursion is listed online on WizardTrip: the beach-hopping cruise. It stops at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte, and includes paddleboarding, snorkeling, a buffet lunch and drinks. It has 6,491 reviews, with a rating of 4.9 out of 5 (as of 18 October 2026).
This article details the program, the equipment provided, the meals, the departure point in San Antonio and the cancellation terms. It also says what the listing doesn’t specify, such as the departure time.
Boat trip in Ibiza: what you need to know
The cruise lasts 6 hours aboard a glass-bottom catamaran. The listing’s two texts disagree on the number of decks: three in the program, two in the description. The listing states a capacity limited to 50% and a group of 70 people at most.
The guide speaks English, Dutch or Spanish: the listing doesn’t mention French. Two lifeguards on kayaks look after safety. Music is included.
The program: Cala Bassa, Cala Comte and a swim break
The program is built around two stops, Cala Bassa and then Cala Comte. A long swim break is scheduled for paddleboarding, snorkeling and jumping. The rest of the time, the catamaran follows the coast and the islands of Ibiza, for relaxing and exploring the shoreline.
The listing also promises visits to caves and secluded coves, reachable only by boat. The glass bottom lets you look at the underwater world. Two water slides and a diving board complete the equipment.
One traveler writes in October 2026: “the park and the swimming were amazing, lots of equipment to use and time in the water.” The listing doesn’t specify, however, the departure time of the boat or the length of each stop.
The listing also offers a sunset option, in front of Café Mambo. It then limits alcoholic drinks to 4 per person and doesn’t give the schedule.
What does the cruise include: equipment, meals and drinks?
The price covers the water sports equipment, lunch and drinks:
- Water sports equipment: paddleboards, bodyboards, inflatable rings, floating mats, pool noodles and snorkeling gear.
- Drinks: beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks and water.
- Buffet lunch: fresh fruit, pasta salad, potato salad, local pizza, tortilla, meat roll, pastries and sweets.
- On board: a glass bottom, two slides, a diving board and music.
- Safety: two lifeguards on kayaks.
Transportation to the port of San Antonio and towels are not included. You can, however, bring your own food and drinks on board.
The cruise at a glance
| Beach-hopping cruise | |
|---|---|
| Duration | 6 hours |
| Departure and return | Float Your Boat kiosk, San Antonio harbor, near the Palapa Bar |
| Stops | Cala Bassa and Cala Comte, with a long swim break |
| Equipment included | Paddleboards, bodyboards, rings, floating mats, snorkeling, 2 slides, diving board |
| Meals and drinks | Buffet lunch, beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks and water |
| Options | Sunset in front of Café Mambo |
| Not included | Transportation to San Antonio, towels |
| Group and guide | 70 people at most; guide in English, Dutch or Spanish |
| Cancellation | Full refund up to 24 hours before departure |
| Price from | From €69 |
How do you get to the boat in San Antonio?
Departure and return are at the Float Your Boat kiosk, in San Antonio harbor. It stands in front of the fountains, next to the Egg roundabout, near the Palapa Bar. The listing names the operator Nemo Boats and advises searching for “Float Your Boat” on Google Maps. It asks you to ignore any other address given elsewhere.
San Antonio is not Ibiza Town. The listing mentions public buses from Playa d’en Bossa and Ibiza Town to San Antonio, every 30 minutes, for €3.
If you come by car, the listing advises against parking in the harbor, where parking is limited to 2 hours. It points to a free parking lot on the dirt lot in front of Lidl, about 500 meters from the boat.
In the harbor, it refers to the EasyPark app, at €1.20 per hour. In San Antonio’s blue zone, it mentions the Flowbird app, at the same rate.
On the day of departure, check-in is mandatory. Exchange your voucher for a ticket 30 minutes before: check-in closes 15 minutes before departure.
Can you go with children?
The listing names families among its target audience, along with couples, groups and solo travelers. It accepts infants and young children in a stroller or pram. It considers the activity suitable for all fitness levels. Service animals are allowed on board. No minimum age appears in the listing.
Another traveler writes in October 2026: “Great crew and excursion. It’s worth it, also for a family with kids.”
What happens in bad weather?
The listing doesn’t describe the procedure. Its data nevertheless indicates that the excursion can be canceled in bad weather, or if too few participants sign up. If you cancel yourself, the refund is full up to 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Who is this cruise for?
- You want to swim and try paddleboarding: a long swim break and the equipment are included.
- You want to eat and drink on board: the buffet and drinks are included, and your own picnic is allowed.
- You don’t have a car: buses connect Playa d’en Bossa and Ibiza Town to San Antonio every 30 minutes.
- You want to see the sunset: the listing offers an option, in front of Café Mambo.
- You are looking for a French-speaking guide: the listing doesn’t advertise one. Its guides speak English, Dutch or Spanish.
To round out your stay, the island’s excursions and activities are gathered on the Things to do in Ibiza page. Those in the country are on the Spain page.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the beach-hopping cruise in Ibiza last?
The cruise lasts 6 hours, with a stop at Cala Bassa, a stop at Cala Comte and a long swim break. The listing doesn’t specify the boat’s departure time or the exact length of each stop.
What does the boat trip in Ibiza include?
The cruise includes paddleboards, bodyboards, snorkeling gear, two slides, a glass bottom and music. It also includes a buffet lunch, beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks and water. Towels and transportation are not included.
Where does the beach-hopping cruise in Ibiza depart from?
From the Float Your Boat kiosk in San Antonio harbor, in front of the fountains next to the Egg roundabout, near the Palapa Bar. You need to exchange your voucher for a ticket 30 minutes before departure.
Can you bring your own meal on the cruise?
Yes, the listing allows passengers to bring their own food and drinks on board. The buffet lunch and drinks remain included in the price of the 6-hour cruise.
Can you cancel the boat trip in Ibiza?
Yes, with a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time. The listing’s data also indicates a possible cancellation in bad weather.
How do you get to San Antonio for the cruise from Ibiza Town?
The listing mentions public buses from Playa d’en Bossa and Ibiza Town to San Antonio, every 30 minutes, for €3. For parking, it points to a free lot in front of Lidl, about 500 meters from the boat.
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