Ses Illetes
The turquoise sandbar in the north of Formentera. Shallow water, white sand, and the classic anchorage for yacht days. Lunch at Juan y Andrea or Beso Beach is a 5-minute tender ride away.

The most-requested route from Ibiza. ~5 nautical miles, ~30 minutes by motor yacht, and four anchorages that make a full day on the water.
From Marina Botafoch in Ibiza Town to Ses Illetes on the north tip of Formentera. About 30 minutes on a motor yacht, longer on slower boats. The route hugs the south coast of Ibiza past Cala Jondal and Cap des Falcó before crossing the channel.
Most yacht days do the round trip with two to three anchorage stops, lunch ashore and a sunset return.
The turquoise sandbar in the north of Formentera. Shallow water, white sand, and the classic anchorage for yacht days. Lunch at Juan y Andrea or Beso Beach is a 5-minute tender ride away.
Uninhabited island between Ibiza and Formentera. Mud baths on the south side, calm protected anchorage on the west, snorkeling around the rocks.
Formentera's west coast cove with red cliffs and a wide beach. Sunset stop on the way home. Big Sur restaurant on the bluff.
Tucked east-coast harbour with a working fishing village and one of the quietest restaurants on the island, Es Ministre.
Motor yachts of 43 ft and above are most comfortable in the channel. Smaller day boats can do it on calm days. We match the boat to your group size and what the wind is doing that morning.
Send dates and group size. We confirm the boat, the route and the lunch booking the same day during the season.
About 30 minutes by motor yacht from Marina Botafoch to Ses Illetes. The crossing is roughly 5 nautical miles. Sailboats and slower day boats take 45–60 minutes.
The most popular anchorages are Ses Illetes (turquoise sandbar in the north), Cala Saona (west coast for sunset), S'Espalmador (uninhabited island between Ibiza and Formentera) and Es Caló de Sant Agustí (east coast).
Beso Beach (Ses Illetes), Juan y Andrea (Ses Illetes, classic), Big Sur (Cala Saona), 10.7 Restaurant (Migjorn) and Es Ministre (San Francesc) are the names guests ask for. We can pre-arrange the table.
Most boats handle it well. For comfort in open water, motor yachts of 43+ ft (e.g., Pardo 43, Vanquish 43, Fairline 52) are ideal. Day boats under 32 ft can do it on calm days but the ride is more exposed.
Yes, our 50+ ft yachts have cabins. Anchoring overnight at Espalmador is one of the most photographed Ibiza experiences. We can plan a 2–3 day Ibiza-Formentera-Ibiza route.
From €1,500–€2,500 on a day boat, €4,000–€7,000 on a 50–70 ft motor yacht, plus fuel (€600–€1,200 for the day) and any food/drinks pre-arranged.