SUMMER 2027 · BALEARIC ISLANDS

Yacht Charter Ibiza: Superyacht Terms for Summer 2027

A seven-night superyacht charter through Ibiza and Formentera: Dalt Vila berths, protected-water anchorages and tender-led beach club days, planned around the sea state.

Answer in brief

A Yacht Charter Ibiza is a crewed, week-long superyacht voyage for 30m-plus yachts, usually running May to October between Ibiza Town and Formentera. Summer 2027 terms commonly run from about €130,000 to €1,200,000-plus per week, plus APA; Spanish charters normally attract 21% VAT. Embark at Marina Ibiza, IGY Ibiza Marina or, subject to berth suitability, Marina Botafoch.

Quick facts

Charter season: May–October
Typical term: 7 nights
Embarkation: Ibiza Town / Marina Ibiza
Formentera run: About 30 minutes by fast ferry; yacht routing varies
Airport: IBZ, 7.5 km from Eivissa
Charter VAT: 21% where applicable

Yacht Charter Ibiza: the superyacht route to Formentera

Ibiza works as a high-energy base for a proper 30m-plus term charter, not a day-boat circuit. Guests can step from an Ibiza Town berth into Dalt Vila, then pass south into Formentera's clear shallows. The rhythm is flexible: breakfast at anchor, a tender run ashore, a late lunch, then an overnight position selected by the captain for shelter, sea state and draft. Ibiza Airport lies 7.5 kilometres south of Eivissa, keeping same-day embarkation practical with a pre-arranged transfer.

For Summer 2027, the natural core is Ibiza Town, the south-west coast and Formentera. Marina Ibiza has 425 berths for yachts up to 110m LOA, while IGY Ibiza Marina lists 27 superyacht berths up to 150m. Marina Botafoch is an Ibiza Town-side option where length, draft and berth assignment fit; confirm availability before flights are fixed. Beginning here gives guests shore access, without sacrificing the ability to wake at a quiet anchorage the next morning.

The voyage is defined as much by restraint as access. Ses Illetes, S'Espalmador and Formentera's south coast sit beside Posidonia oceanica meadows, protected across the Balearics. The captain and local agent check current seabed mapping, use sandy ground or suitable authorised moorings, and never anchor into seagrass. That discipline lets an itinerary combine Es Vedrà sunsets, north-coast calas and tender arrivals at beach clubs with the standards this cruising ground requires.

Where a superyacht goes in Ibiza and Formentera

The shortest passages are often the most useful, but every overnight position is conditional on weather, swell, draft, traffic and local rules. The captain sets the final route and anchoring plan.

Ibiza Town, Marina Ibiza and Talamanca

Embark beside Ibiza Town for access to walled Dalt Vila, restaurants and the harbour promenade. Marina Ibiza is configured for yachts to 110m, while IGY Ibiza Marina accepts yachts over 20m and lists berths to 150m; Marina Botafoch can be considered for compatible yachts. Talamanca, north-east of the port, provides a first swim or tender stop before turning south. Reserve berth and restaurant logistics before peak dates.

Yachts cruising in Ibiza & Formentera

ETERNAL SPARK — 50 m · Bilgin · 12 guests · Home port: France | Antibes · Weekly charter rate from €337,590/week
LEL — 50 m · Rossinavi · 12 guests · Home port: IBIZA · Weekly charter rate from €258,333/week
MOKA — 42 m · Sanlorenzo · 10 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Port Adriano · Weekly charter rate from €191,583/week
YCM FIFTY — 50 m · Custom · 22 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Marina Port de Mallorca · Weekly charter rate from €141,167/week
K+ — 38 m · Maori · 12 guests · Home port: IBIZA · Weekly charter rate from €121,000/week
ALVIUM — 32 m · Ferretti · 12 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Marina Botafoch · Weekly charter rate from €100,000/week
LEMON NOT LIME — 31 m · Riva · 10 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Puerto Portals · Weekly charter rate from €100,000/week
NAILU + — 30 m · Ferretti · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Palma Real Club Nautico · Weekly charter rate from €90,000/week
HP6 — 30 m · Riva · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Puerto Portals · Weekly charter rate from €89,165/week
YOLO — 24 m · Sunreef · 12 guests · Home port: IBIZA · Weekly charter rate from €88,935/week
SHANE — 40 m · Mangusta · 12 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Marina Ibiza · Weekly charter rate from €67,760/week
BENITA BLUE — 34 m · Other · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Port Adriano · Weekly charter rate from €65,542/week
MICHISAN — 27 m · Sanlorenzo · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Marina Port de Mallorca · Weekly charter rate from €60,000/week
MY Anjelif — 50 m · Other · 12 guests · Home port: France | Port de Saint-Tropez · Weekly charter rate from €55,000/week
HANSTAIGER X1 — 22 m · Hanstaiger · 12 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Ibiza Port · Weekly charter rate from €52,990/week
MY DB9 — 52 m · Palmer Johnson · 12 guests · Home port: France | Cannes · Weekly charter rate from €44,167/week
MOZZ II — 27 m · Sunseeker · 10 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Marina Palma Cuarentena · Weekly charter rate from €38,333/week
MOONSHOT — 24 m · Sanlorenzo · 10 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Palma Bay, Club de Mar · Weekly charter rate from €37,500/week
NIKO III — 31 m · Ferretti · 12 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Marina Ibiza · Weekly charter rate from €36,000/week
GREYB — 24 m · Sunreef · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Marina Palma Cuarentena · Weekly charter rate from €30,000/week
ROCKET ONE — 37 m · Other · 12 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Marina Ibiza · Weekly charter rate from €30,000/week
BEST OF ME — 28 m · Sunseeker · 12 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Marina Palma Cuarentena · Weekly charter rate from €29,948/week
DELTA ONE — 36 m · Mulder · 16 guests · Home port: Mallorca | Palma, La Lonja · Weekly charter rate from €29,241/week
PLAY THE GAME — 28 m · Sunseeker · 11 guests · Home port: Ibiza | Marina Botafoch · Weekly charter rate from €24,750/week

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Es Vedrà and Cala d'Hort

On Ibiza's south-west corner, Es Vedrà makes a late-afternoon waypoint, viewed from the water with Cala d'Hort's cliffs behind. This is exposed coast, not a guaranteed overnight berth: the captain reads wind and swell before committing the yacht. It suits a circuit from Cala Jondal or the west coast, followed by a sheltered alternative if conditions change. Control tender operations around swimmers and the busy shoreline.

Ses Illetes and S'Espalmador, Formentera

Ses Illetes runs along Formentera's Es Trucadors peninsula, facing small islands and S'Espalmador within the Ses Salines natural park. Its white sand and clear water invite a daytime stop, but the setting is sensitive and busy. The yacht should anchor only on verified sand or use an authorised arrangement, never Posidonia. Tender transfers make lunch ashore feasible without bringing the mothership close to the beach.

Migjorn and the south coast of Formentera

Formentera's long southern frontage changes the scale after Illetes. Migjorn's beach sections, and Cala Saona farther west, work for water toys and a slow lunch when wind direction permits. Use the tender for beach access rather than treating the shore as a dock. The captain selects the position from current charts, depth, bottom type and forecast, with Posidonia protection governing every anchoring decision.

Cala Comte, Cala Bassa and Cala Jondal

Ibiza's west and south coasts suit a tender-led social day. Cala Comte provides west-facing sunset views, Cala Bassa sits along the same coastal run, and Cala Jondal can join a south-coast programme. Beach clubs are reached by tender, with landing arrangements, reservations and pickup timing coordinated by crew and shore team. These bays are popular in July and August, so arrive early and retain a weather-led alternative.

North-coast calas: Benirràs, Portinatx and Xarraca

The north coast rewards a full-week itinerary with pine-framed calas and less urban shoreline. Benirràs, Portinatx and Cala Xarraca can be explored by day or used overnight when the forecast is favourable. The approach, turning space and tender plan must match the yacht's dimensions; a 30m-plus vessel is not a small runabout. Conditions change on exposed corners, so a protected bay or port berth remains the fallback.

A 7-Day Superyacht Itinerary from Ibiza Town

This approximately 90–105nm circuit puts time at anchor ahead of mileage. Distances are planning estimates, not navigational instructions; the master adapts the order for wind, swell, berth confirmation and local restrictions.

Day 1: Ibiza Town – Talamanca / port evening
Board at Marina Ibiza, IGY Ibiza Marina or a compatible Marina Botafoch berth after provisioning and a safety briefing. Keep the first day local: make a 2–4nm movement to Talamanca for a swim, then return to the berth or a captain-selected sheltered position. Use the evening for Dalt Vila or the waterfront, with tender and driver plans rather than a night move. It is a calm start after flights.
Day 2: Ibiza Town – Cala Jondal – Es Vedrà
Run roughly 16–20nm down Ibiza's south coast, pausing off Cala Jondal for a reserved tender arrival or private lunch aboard. Continue west for an Es Vedrà viewing circuit. The final overnight location is not predetermined: Cala d'Hort or an alternative is chosen after the captain assesses wind, swell, traffic and holding. Secure sandy ground, not seagrass, is the operating requirement.
Day 3: Es Vedrà – Cala Comte – Cala Bassa
A 10–14nm west-coast day links the Es Vedrà area with Cala Comte and Cala Bassa. Start with the swim platform, snorkelling and toys, then use the tender for a shore lunch if reservations and conditions support it. Cala Comte is associated with sunset, although busy in high season. The crew retains a second berth or protected anchorage option rather than promising a fixed overnight spot.
Day 4: West coast – Benirràs / north-coast calas
Allow around 22–28nm for the leg around Ibiza's north-western headlands. The route can include Portinatx or Cala Xarraca before settling near Benirràs, weather allowing. This resets the pace after the south and west coasts: paddleboards, a quiet lunch and slower tender programme. Onshore detail is optional; the yacht's scale makes a planned tender operation more appropriate than close-in manoeuvres.
Day 5: North Ibiza – Formentera – Ses Illetes
This is the principal passage day, commonly about 26–32nm depending on the north-coast departure and Formentera position. Approach the Ses Salines area at a measured pace and let the captain use current bottom mapping before deploying an anchor. Ses Illetes and the S'Espalmador view form the arrival, with tender time for swimming or lunch. A seabed-aware plan takes priority over an exact position.
Day 6: Ses Illetes – S'Espalmador – Migjorn / Cala Saona
Spend a low-mileage day, around 10–15nm, moving along Formentera rather than rushing back to Ibiza. Start with an early water session near Illetes, then choose Migjorn or Cala Saona if conditions favour it. The crew can set a long lunch aboard and use the tender for a shore visit. Posidonia rules remain in force; exact anchoring ground is verified before arrival.
Day 7: Formentera – Ibiza Town / disembarkation
The run from La Savina-side waters back to Ibiza Town is commonly around 11–14nm, allowing time for breakfast, packing and a final swim. Disembark at the confirmed berth and coordinate cars to IBZ or onward accommodation. Guests continuing the Balearic programme may instead plan a weather-window passage to Mallorca under a separate routing discussion. The captain's forecast review determines whether that offshore crossing is sensible.

Ibiza superyacht charter season: Summer 2027

May through October is the workable Ibiza season, with July and August carrying the greatest berth, restaurant and fleet pressure. Daily routing should always follow the official marine forecast, not a fixed printed itinerary.

Period	Conditions	Demand	Notes
May–June	Warming sea and generally lighter shore crowds; occasional unsettled systems still shape exposed anchorages.	High	Secure a 2027 yacht and Ibiza Town berth early, especially around May events and June weekends.
July–August	Warm, busy summer water with heavy yacht and tender traffic; local wind, swell and heat favour early departures.	Peak	Book the yacht, preferred berth, beach-club table and drivers well ahead; retain an alternative anchorage.
September	Summer sea temperatures often remain attractive, while weather patterns can become more variable late in the month.	High	A strong choice for the Ibiza–Formentera circuit; consider 23–26 September JoySail dates when choosing berths.
October	Quieter waterfronts and a more changeable marine outlook; wind or Mistral-influenced systems can affect exposed water.	Shoulder	Choose a yacht with a flexible route and confirm seasonal venue hours, marina services and forecast-led shelter plans.

What a 30m-plus Ibiza charter costs

Rates below are realistic Summer 2027 planning bands for crewed term charters, quoted before VAT and operating expenses. Exact rate depends on yacht, dates, guest configuration, cruising plan, flag and commercial licensing.

Indicative weekly rates	Guests	Budget per week	Notes
30–40m	Up to 10–12	€130,000–€200,000 per week, plus expenses	Ibiza–Formentera programme with crew, tender and compact superyacht footprint.
40–50m	Up to 10–12	€170,000–€300,000 per week, plus expenses	More exterior space, larger tender and toy capability for several generations.
50–70m	Up to 10–12	€215,000–€650,000 per week, plus expenses	Expanded deck programme, higher crew complement and greater flexibility for a chef-led, multi-stop itinerary.
70m+	Up to 12	€595,000–€1,200,000+ per week, plus expenses	A full superyacht operation with larger-volume entertaining, extensive service team and complex shore logistics.

APA is normally funded in advance at 30–40% of the Mediterranean charter fee and covers fuel, food and drink, berths, port charges and other running costs; unused funds are returned and shortfall settled. Spain applies 21% VAT to a charter beginning in Spain when the yacht holds the appropriate Spanish charter licence. MYBA E-Contract terms apply. The normal payment structure is 50% on signing and 50% before embarkation, subject to the executed agreement.

Summer 2027 dates that affect an Ibiza charter

International Music Summit Ibiza
Expected April 2027; exact 2027 dates not published as at 3 October 2026
IMS has confirmed it will return to the island in 2027; its 2026 edition ran 22–24 April. It can increase demand for high-end accommodation, drivers and restaurants around the opening period. A yacht can provide a private base, but official event access is booked separately and should not be assumed.
Eivissa Medieval
Expected early May 2027; exact dates unconfirmed
The 2026 fair ran 7–10 May across Dalt Vila, Passeig de Vara de Rey and adjacent streets. A similar early-May period is a useful planning assumption only until the Eivissa Town Council publishes the 2027 programme. For a charter, it creates a cultural reason to berth in Ibiza Town rather than depart immediately for Formentera.
Ibiza JoySail
23–26 September 2027
The organiser has published these dates for its invitation-only superyacht sailing regatta, centred on Marina Ibiza and racing waters around Ibiza and Formentera. Charter guests should expect competition activity and concentrated berth demand. It is a compelling atmosphere for sailing-yacht followers, but participation, invitations and marina arrangements are separate from a term charter.

Embarkation, berths and operating notes

Arrival airport: Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 7.5km south of Eivissa. Plan a pre-arranged 15–25-minute road transfer to the port area, allowing extra time in peak traffic.
Airport ground transport: Aena maintains a signed terminal taxi rank; it operates additional taxis June–September. A crew-arranged vehicle is preferable for groups, luggage and timed berth arrival.
Primary superyacht berths: Marina Ibiza lists 425 berths for yachts up to 110m LOA. IGY Ibiza Marina lists 27 superyacht berths, 20–150m LOA, with maximum listed draft 8.5m.
Marina Botafoch base: Use Marina Botafoch as an Ibiza Town-side embarkation option only after the operator confirms the yacht's exact LOA, beam, draft, berth and operational access. Do not book flights around an unconfirmed berth.
Formentera access: The Port of Ibiza's Maritime Station is the main ferry departure point for Formentera; high-season fast ferries commonly take about 30 minutes. On charter, the yacht's own tender and itinerary replace the ferry timetable.
Weather and anchoring: AEMET provides Balearic coastal forecasts, 24-hour text forecasts and maps extending to five days. The master uses these, local notices and updated Posidonia mapping to choose safe routes and lawful ground tackle.

Why charter through Bluecharter

MYBA E-Contract framework

Bluecharter can arrange charters using MYBA E-Contract agreements, giving the parties a recognised framework for charter fee, APA, cancellation, insurance and responsibilities. Final terms remain those of the signed agreement and selected yacht, with the captain retaining operational authority at all times.

Central-agency fleet access

Bluecharter has broker access to the full central-agency charter fleet, enabling comparison across 30m-plus yachts rather than a limited in-house choice. Availability, licences, berth suitability, crew profile and tender capability are checked yacht by yacht before a shortlist is presented.

Yachtfolio-listed fleet access

Yachtfolio-listed fleet access supports a structured search for length, guest capacity, crew style, tender programme and Balearic availability. It is useful for guests when an Ibiza and Formentera brief requires both a social deck plan and disciplined shallow-water tender logistics.

Maritime heritage and protection

Bluecharter by Bluebnc Yachting brings three generations of maritime heritage since 1963, Lloyd’s-insured operations, IYBA membership, and European support from Palma de Mallorca alongside its Fort Lauderdale global headquarters. These credentials inform the broker process; they do not replace the captain’s authority or local regulations.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a superyacht charter in Ibiza cost for a week?

For Summer 2027, a crewed 30m-plus Yacht Charter Ibiza should be budgeted from roughly €130,000 to €1,200,000-plus per week, plus expenses. The range reflects yacht size, dates and onboard programme. Add APA, normally 30–40% in the Mediterranean, and VAT.

When is the right time to charter a superyacht in Ibiza and Formentera?

May to October is the core season, with July and August busiest for yachts, marinas and beach clubs. June and September offer a more balanced pace while still supporting an Ibiza–Formentera itinerary. The captain adjusts each day around wind, swell and forecasts.

Where do superyacht charters embark in Ibiza?

Most 30m-plus terms embark in Ibiza Town, principally at Marina Ibiza or IGY Ibiza Marina. Marina Ibiza states a 110m LOA capability, while IGY Ibiza Marina lists berths to 150m; Marina Botafoch is an option subject to dimensions and berth confirmation. Secure the berth before finalising flights.

How far is Formentera from Ibiza by yacht?

The distance depends on departure point and anchorage, but it is a short inter-island passage. The fast passenger ferry from Ibiza Port typically takes about 30 minutes, providing context. A superyacht travels to its own schedule for sea state, tender work and lawful anchoring.

Is VAT charged on an Ibiza yacht charter?

Spain's published yacht-charter VAT rate is 21% for charters beginning in Spain when the yacht has the appropriate charter licence. Treatment depends on yacht, licence, embarkation and itinerary, so confirm it in the individual quotation. VAT is separate from the weekly fee unless stated otherwise.

What does APA cover on an Ibiza superyacht charter?

APA, or Advance Provisioning Allowance, is a pre-funded budget administered by the captain. In the Mediterranean it is typically 30–40% of the base fee and pays for fuel, food and beverages, berths, port charges and itinerary items. Unspent money is returned and overage settled by the charterer.

Can a superyacht anchor at Ses Illetes or around Formentera?

Only where the captain can do so lawfully and without harming Posidonia oceanica. Balearic Decree 25/2018 prohibits uncontrolled anchoring on Posidonia meadows; crews use current mapping, verified sand or an authorised mooring. A beach view never overrides environmental or safety rules.

Can the yacht tender take guests to Ibiza beach clubs?

Yes. A tender connects a 30m-plus yacht with beach clubs or shore restaurants at Cala Jondal, Cala Bassa or Cala Comte. The crew coordinates reservations, landing arrangements, pickup times and safety. Conditions, swimming areas and venue procedures can change, so access is planned rather than presumed.

Can an Ibiza charter include a crossing to Mallorca?

Yes, a Mallorca leg can be designed into a longer Balearic charter or arranged as a forecast-dependent repositioning passage. Treat it as an offshore passage with a weather window, fuel plan, guest-comfort assessment and delivery implications agreed before signing. It is not normally substituted for a Formentera day in a seven-night Ibiza term.

Which Ibiza events should I consider when booking Summer 2027?

Ibiza JoySail is confirmed for 23–26 September 2027 and can tighten Marina Ibiza berth demand. International Music Summit has confirmed a 2027 return but had not published dates as at 3 October 2026; Eivissa Medieval is expected in early May pending the Town Council programme. Review events alongside berth, restaurant and driver availability before contracting.

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