Sailboat rentals in Formentera

Sailboat rental in Formentera

Formentera is part of the spectacular Pityusic Islands. Located in the Mediterranean Sea and specifically part of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands, Formentera surprises sailors with its beautiful nature and makes for a perfect charter destination. Its hundreds of turquoise water coves and dreamy stretches of sand will have you wishing you could stay on this island forever! Boat rentals in Formentera are a brilliant way of opting for an adventurous and energizing, yet immersively relaxing, holiday. So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your sailing yacht charter today and get ready to visit one of the most breathtaking parts of Spain!

To get to Formentera you’ll need to land on mainland Spain or at Ibiza’s airport and from there take a boat. What better reason to rent a boat, maybe even a luxury sailing yacht than to get to Formentera in full comfort?

Where to sail in Formentera?

Renting a sailboat in Ibiza is essentially a passport to unbeatable experiences. The sunsets here are absolutely magical and we highly recommend spending an evening aboard your sailing boat Cala Comte. During the day, discover Formentera privately and at your own pace with your boat rental. Sunbathe on the white sand beaches, with the crystal-clear waves in the background, and the palm trees swaying in the background.

A few great places to visit while in Formentera are:

• Ses Illetes: located on the Es Trucadors peninsula, Ses Illetes Beach is home to a spectacular pink beach. It is known also for its shallow, crystal-clear waters and can only be accessed by boat.
• Cala Saona: spend a day snorkeling in the area and enjoy a refreshing mojito in the evening at the beach bar.
• Cabo de Barbaria: if you want the best view of Formentera during your sail vacation, you have to visit the Cabo de Barbaria lighthouse. Here you’ll get a view from above of the island and you may be lucky enough to see a breathtaking sunset if you go even in the evening.

Formentera is full of possibilities and activities both in the water and on land. With its picturesque bohemian towns and Ibiza a nearby neighbor, Formentera is the perfect place to visit during your next vacation.

How much does it cost to rent a sailboat?

When looking for a sailboat rental in Formentera, Spain, it is important to remember that prices are affected by several factors. Some of the factors include the size, and model of the boat, as well as the length of the rent (i.e. day rental, week-long, etc.).

Renting a crewed yacht with a skipper may come at an extra cost. Fuel expenses and additional amenities, may also not be included in the initial price. Don’t hesitate to send a message to boat owners or customer service in order to clarify any questions you may have.

The harbors in Formentera

During peak sailing season, docks and harbors in Formentera can be very high in demand. To avoid any possible stress or inconvenience, we recommend booking a spot in advance.

You can dock your motorboat in Ibiza and Formentera in one of the following places:

• Marina of Formentera: has 64 berths whose length must be within 20 feet. Located within the Darsena Deportiva la Savina.
• Port of Formentera: has 90 berths for boats up to 23 feet in length. Port access hours are from 8 am to 9 pm.

Renting a sailboat with or without a skipper

Nautal offers boat rentals in Formentera with the option of hiring a captain or as a bareboat charter, depending on the type of charter you are looking to have. Having a captain on board is a great option that allows you the freedom of not having to worry about navigation or anchorage. A captain will take care of everything for you so that you and your friends/family can sit back, relax and enjoy your Formentera boat rental. A captain and/or crew may come as an additional cost to your rental, depending on the size of the boat, the number of crew, and other requests.

When is the best time to go?

The temperatures in the summertime are wonderfully warm in Ibiza and Formentera. Not only on land but also in the water. Seeing as the temperatures often peak at 85ºF in the summer, the Mediterranean Sea reaches 75ºF!

During the high season for sailing, the wind generally tends to behave itself with most winds coming from the south and east. Storms rarely occur.

The winters are gentle and pleasant, though sometimes irregular. Ibiza and Formentera find themselves within the tramontana zone, a strong winter wind.

Remember: It’s always important to stay tuned in to climate conditions and wind directions while sailing!