Private Yacht Charter
A motor or sailing yacht reserved for your party alone, with a skipper who knows Formentera's anchorages.
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Formentera · The Balearic Islands
Pale sand, luminous shallows and an unhurried pace — Formentera is the Balearics at their most serene.
A Balearic Perspective
Formentera is the smallest inhabited Balearic island, known for long beaches and remarkably clear, shallow water. A Formentera yacht charter makes the most of that, with long hours at anchor off the coast.
Catamarans are especially well suited here, offering stable platforms above the shallows. Motor yachts and sailing yachts are also available through different providers.
The island's seagrass meadows are protected, and anchoring is regulated in some areas. Captains choose suitable spots, and routes should be confirmed with the provider.
Ways to Charter
A motor or sailing yacht reserved for your party alone, with a skipper who knows Formentera's anchorages.
Explore Private YachtsWide decks, generous shade and a steady platform at anchor — well suited to families and groups.
Explore CatamaransA shorter evening outing timed to golden hour, when the coastline softens and the sea calms.
Explore Sunset CruisesTime for long swims, a slow lunch at anchor and, conditions permitting, quieter stretches of coast.
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On the Water

A skippered day at anchor off Formentera's pale sand beaches.
View Charter OptionsSpace and stability for long swims in turquoise water.
View Charter OptionsAn evening sail as the island's low coastline softens into dusk.
View Charter OptionsA Simple Journey
Select the day you would like to be on the water and review the options offered.
Compare vessel style, guest capacity and onboard space for your group.
Decide between private, skippered, sunset or full-day charters.
Confirm the provider's terms and complete your booking on the partner platform.
The Destination
Formentera's water clarity makes it one of the Mediterranean's most striking swimming destinations.
A charter reaches beaches and anchorages with minimal effort, especially in high season.
It pairs naturally with Ibiza, a short crossing to the north.
Planning Notes
Pricing depends on the vessel, season, charter length, number of guests and inclusions such as skipper, fuel or onboard extras. Current rates are shown by the charter provider for each boat and date.
Many charters cross between Ibiza and Formentera. Whether a particular trip does depends on the boat, duration, provider and sea conditions.
Yes. Posidonia seagrass is protected, and anchoring is regulated in certain areas. Captains are responsible for complying with local rules.
Its shallow, sheltered water suits catamarans well, particularly for families and groups.
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Your Balearic Day
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