Denia - Ibiza - Denia (7 days - 206 MN)

Renting a boat in Denia is a guarantee of safety. This city in the north of Alicante is highly navigation-oriented and has countless services for those who enjoy living life at sea. It also has a very clear advantage: it is the closest peninsular city to Ibiza. The beauty of this town is beyond doubt. The spectacular views of the Montgó from its promenade, its imposing castle and the white alleys of its fishing district are essential to warm up your engines before starting a journey on a rental sailboat.

The first stop that will make us make contact with Ibiza is Cala Vadella. This beautiful cove with turquoise waters framed by rocky walls, is located in the eastern part of the island. Anchoring in this natural port provides us with an unbeatable panorama: fine sand surrounded by nature and typical boathouses- boathouse for fishermen in the area welcome the lucky ones who sail through Ibiza. It is interesting to know that this cove has a great offer of services and that we can practice diving, paddle surfing and kayaking in it.

Sailing through the Balearic Islands is not a complete experience without visiting Formentera. This small island has become one of the best preserved treasures of the Mediterranean. Although it is true that it is a tourist island, the authorities have known how to set limits to overcrowding and it is possible to enjoy its transparent waters and idyllic surroundings protected from the damage of large influxes. Anchoring on the coast of Formentera and enjoying a swim in its waters is already a privilege, but if you want to get to know the interior of the island, there is nothing like mooring your rental boat and hiring a motorcycle to get around its roads. During the journey from Ibiza to Formentera, be sure to anchor next to Espalmador, a tiny private island but one of public enjoyment that allows you to enjoy a peace that is not found anywhere else in the world.

Back in Ibiza, one of the towns that bring us closer to the essence of Ibiza is Santa Eulalia. It can be considered as the epicenter of the cultural and gastronomic offer of the island, although with a calmer environment than the rest of the municipalities. In addition to its beautiful coves and beaches spread over 46 kilometers of coastline, you should not miss visiting its promenade and the old part of the city to soak up the privileged environment that surrounds it and its slow way of life.

And from the tranquility of Santa Eulalia we move on board our rental yacht to the most famous party area of ​​Ibiza: San Antonio. Located in the western part of the island, this town is famous for the cosmopolitan atmosphere of its visitors. San Antonio is essential for its nightlife and the possibility of observing how nationalities from all over the world gather in its streets to enjoy life.

One of the most famous assets of Ibiza is its sunsets. It is very common for dozens of people to gather at strategic points on the island to enjoy a wonderful show off the coast at sunset. Well, one of those key points is Cala d’Hort. Mooring our rental boat in this cove we can delight ourselves with the views of the islet of Es Vedrà, famous for its mysticism and the legend that surrounds it. As a curiosity, the stories tell that it is the third most magnetic point on earth - behind the North Pole and the Bermuda Triangle - and they say that the navigation instruments are affected in their proximity to Es Vedrà. Do you dare to check it?

As a return point from Ibiza we take San Antonio. Leaving this interesting city behind us, we return to Denia. This beautiful town has several ports in which to moor our boat. Denia is well worth a visit and why not, stay in one of its hotels. Apart from its beautiful beaches, in this town we find a very varied offer of leisure and gastronomy (not surprisingly, there is a famous three-star Michelin restaurant). The friendliness of its neighbors and the coquettishness of its old town are the perfect finishing touch for a fabulous nautical itinerary.