Balearic Islands · Spain
Ibiza & Formentera
Two islands, two tempos — and a crossing between them that remains one of the great short passages in the Mediterranean.
Introduction
Ibiza is understood too often through its nightlife and too rarely through its water. Seen from a yacht, the island becomes a sequence of north-coast bays, pine cliffs and long, slow afternoons — with Formentera an hour to the south, its sandbanks so pale the sea reads white. The private version of these islands is quieter, earlier and considerably more beautiful than the public one.
Why Aurum here
Access is everything here in July and August: the right mooring at Illetes, a table at an establishment that no longer takes reservations, a tender waiting when you want to leave. We arrange all of it before you arrive.
Best travel periods
May to October. June and September combine warm water with a calmer island.
Recommended
Recommended experiences
- Morning crossing to Formentera and the sandbanks of Illetes
- Es Vedrà at sunset, engines off
- Private chef aboard with produce from the Ibizan interior
- Quiet north-coast anchorages: Benirràs, Cala d'en Serra, Portinatx
- Villa and yacht combined across a single week
Yacht possibilities
Luxury catamarans for shallow Formentera anchorages, sailing yachts for the crossings, motor yachts when time matters more than wind.
Villa possibilities
Private estates in the north of Ibiza and above Cala Jondal — staffed, gated and genuinely secluded.
Your journey begins here.
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