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Ibiza

Ibiza is the third largest of the Balearic Islands and together with Formentera forms the "Pitiusas" islands, as the ancientGreeks called them, meaning "the islands of pine trees". There are various ports in San Antonio, Ibiza, Santa Eulalia and Formentera.

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SAN ANTONIO - CALA BASSA If you want to know the Pitiusas, you could begin on the Western coast of the Island of Ibiza. San Antonio is the heart of the party culture on the Island and attracts thousands of tourists each year filling the hotels, restaurants, local bars and nightclubs. However, departing from this location you will be able to enjoy some of the loveliest coves and stop offs on the coasts of Ibiza. You can head over to CALA BASSA, a tranquil, precious cove that is the ideal stop off for the first day of your charter. A glorious sandy beach, set amongst rocks to both sides, with a forest of pines that surrounds the beach inviting you to take a long walk or a deserved siesta in the shade. The transparent, tranquil, and shallow water is ideal for aquatic sports. This is highly recommended for families with children. Ibiza

CALA BASSA - CALA CONTA - CALA TARIDA - CALA VEDELLA - CALA D´HORT Setting sail from Cala Bassa to Cala Conta or Cala Compte, you should exercise caution and do not draw a direct course as this will take you straight into the rocks! To arrive at Cala Conta you have two options, the first is to journey around the island of Conejera, this is the most recommended route. It may take you a little longer to sail there but it is worth the effort for the spectacular scenery and great sailing. Ibiza

Formentera You could begin here by heading to Espalmador. This privately owned island is the ultimate escape. Reached only from the sea, Espalmador has a tranquil, unspoilt and unique character. The safe, stunningly white beach has a pink hue at the waterline thanks to offshore coral reefs, whilst many fish inhabit the protected poseidonia sea grass beds in the bay. Inland, the island has a natural therapeutic mud spring visited by, amongst others, Britain's own Prince William in 2006. The area between Formentera and Espalmador is a World Heritage protected site. Ibiza