On the west side of the cove, we will take you to a beautiful picturesque secluded area only accessible by boat for swimming, snorkeling and paddle boarding, after we will cruise around the bay visiting the pirate cave

One of the worlds most famous beaches, clear turquoise waters as far as the eye can see, pretty islets and spectacular cliff backdrops make this one of Ibiza's favorite beaches.

Cala Tarida beach boasts half a kilometre of soft, golden sand, the waters here are shallow a good way out to sea, Cala Tarida has plenty of rocky outcrops and secluded coves to drop anchor relax with your favorite drink, the waves are gentle enough for swimming, snorkeling and paddle boarding.

Escape to the breathtaking beauty of Cala D'Hort, a jewel on Ibiza's southwestern coast. Imagine yourself basking in the Mediterranean sunshine on the boat, with the iconic, mystical Es Vedrà island rising majestically from the turquoise waters right before your eyes.

Experience the awe-inspiring presence of Es Vedrà like never before – from the shimmering embrace of the Mediterranean Sea. Our exclusive boat tours offer you a front-row seat to the enigmatic beauty and captivating energy of this legendary rock island. Imagine: Unparalleled Perspectives: Witness the dramatic silhouette of Es Vedrà rising majestically from the turquoise waters, offering breathtaking photo opportunities from every angle. Mystical Encounters: Feel the unique energy that surrounds Es Vedrà, a place steeped in myth and legend, rumored to be a magnetic hotspot and even linked to the lost city of Atlantis. Hidden Coves and Crystal Waters: Explore the stunning coastline surrounding Es Vedrà, discovering secluded coves and enjoying refreshing swims in the pristine, clear waters.

Nestled in the crystalline embrace of the Mediterranean, a stone's throw from the majestic Es Vedrà, lies a place whispered about in hushed tones: Atlantis. Known locally as Sa Pedrera de Cala d'Hort, this isn't the mythical sunken city of legend, but a former quarry carved into the coastal rock, bearing an uncanny resemblance to a submerged metropolis when viewed from the sea.

Illa Conillera (The Nature Reserved Island) The cruise will continue along the north side of the nature reserve island, the island has a history of pirates, myths and legends. The legend attached to the island that claims that the Carthaginian General Hannibal was born on the island. The story is that Hannibal's father Hamilcar Barca and his wife were aboard a warship and as they passed around the coast of Ibiza they were caught out by a particularly bad storm. Hamilcar ordered his captain to find a safe haven to ride out the storm. The ship sought shelter in an inlet on the south side of the island. Hamilcar's heavily pregnant wife was taken ashore and the party took shelter in a cave within the cliffs of the island. Within a short time, and at the will of the gods, Tanit and Bes, she gave birth to Hannibal. The cave on the southern side of the island is called Sa Casa d'Annibal to this day.

Calm turquoise waters the west of the island is famous for, Port d’es Torrent is somewhat of a hidden gem on the island’s west coast.