Ibiza – Es Vedra – Ibiza Route

This route is focused on Es Vedrá, without going through Formentera. Departure from the port of Ibiza, with anchorages on the beach of Salinas, Cap des Falcó, and Cala Jondal until you reach Es Vedrá and return to port. It has an estimated average duration of between 2h30m and 2h 45 minutes of engine use, round trip.

With 400 meters of height this islet of rock and little flat surface rises majestically in vertical, views that are impressive from the ship, as if it were a giant. Es Vedrá and Es Vedranel have become one of the best-known symbols of Ibiza, for its large number of legends, rumors and mysticism. The islet is protected as a Natural Area of ​​Special Interest, and it is forbidden to disembark in it unless a special permit is available.

Leaving behind the beach of Ses Salines, Punta de Sa Cova Larga and Punta des Canal de s’Olla, in what is Cabo Falcó, you will find Punta Rama. If the wind conditions permit it is an ideal place to anchor with stunning views of the cliff of Cap des Falcó. It can only be accessed by boat, so that you will enjoy an anchor in total exclusivity. The cliff continues until the beach of Es Codolar begins, which opens with the Experimental Beach, an ideal place to have a cocktail or some mojitos and to watch the sunset on the way to port. It is the longest beach on the island, with pebbles, without sand on the outside, although it is inside the water.

It is so close to the airport that you can see the planes landing at an astonishing distance. Between Es Codolar and Punta des Jondal you will pass through countless coves, highlighting Es Bol Nou, Sa Caleta. After Punta des Jondal you will arrive at Cala Jondal, with the famous Blue Marlin beach club and the restaurants Tropicana, Es Xarcu.

Next to Cala Jondal comes the area of ​​Es Cubels, with lots of small coves to Cala Llentrisca and Cabo Llentrisca, from where you will begin to see the giant Es Vedrá and his little sister Es Vedranell, before Cala D’Hort.

The number of coves from the port of Ibiza to Es Vedrá is very wide, and we recommend you to organize your time well, decide which points you want to give more importance and be more anchored, bearing in mind that the main attraction of this route is the islet of Es Vedrá. If you want to start the charter later to enjoy the afternoon and the sunset, you can sail directly to Es Vedrá, have lunch there at anchor or in a nearby restaurant with tender service and go back to port little by little, until you finish with the sunset in Cap des Falcó or in Salinas in front of Beso Beach Ibiza.

Contacts of interest for this route

Es importante asegurarse de que los restaurantes elegidos para bajar a comer tienen servicio de tender activo para poder recogeros del barco y desembarcaros en la orilla.  Si no es así dependeréis del dinghy/auxiliar del barco.  No todos los barcos llevan embarcación auxiliar y acercarse a la orilla depende del calado del barco y de lo seguro que sea el fondo, no es lo mismo un fondo de arena que rocoso, pues el barco podría tocar con el casco o con las hélices y sufrid daños serios.  Además, por lo general, los restaurantes utilizan zodiacs más grandes y con más capadidad que los dinghys de los barcos, que suelen ser más pequeños y más aparatosos para llegar a la orilla.