Catamarans for rent in Ibiza

When it comes to renting a catamaran in Ibiza one important thing to know is that the season will dictate the price. The sailing season for catamaran rentals usually begins in early June and runs until mid-September.

The highest rates are during the busiest season, which is typically in July and August. The rental of a catamaran for a week-long cruise can cost between 4,500 and 8,000 euros depending on the chosen boat, its equipment on board and the navigation area. On average, renting a catamaran for a week will cost you about 5,500 euros.

To rent a catamaran without a skipper, you will need to have the valida license and a great sailing experience. In addition, there are fewer and fewer options for catamarans that are rented without a captain. So ask us about these options before they run out.

If you don't have any experience, you have the option of renting a boat with a skipper and letting yourself go. The good thing about renting a boat with a captain is that he is an expert in navigation and that he knows the area in which you want to sail very well, so he can show you hidden places so you can enjoy the moment.

You can rent a catamaran with the plan of relaxing on board and spending your holidays in peace, visiting the best beaches and calas of Ibiza.

If you decide to rent a catamaran for the summer, several brands offer this option such as Fountaine Pajot, Lagoon, Catana, Neel, Outremer. Then, you will be able to choose the perfect catamaran for your project from a wide range of shipyards at different prices. Some catamarans are true lofts like the Bali catamarans. By choosing a Bali 40 or a Lagoon 380, you will find a good compromise between comfort and navigability.

Of course! That is a perfect option since both the island of Ibiza and Formentera have beaches and perfect areas to anchor and spend an unforgettable vacation. Always let the captain advise you which will be the best area to navigate. Conditions change every day so one day it will be better to be on one side of the island and the next day it may be better to move to the other side. The good thing about Ibiza and Formentera is that they are relatively small islands with good sheltered beaches, so you will always find a good quiet place to spend the night.

Basically the greatest advantage of catamarans over sailboats is their excellent space and distribution. They are authentic houseboats, with a huge beam which makes the cabins spacious, with double beds and often with a bathroom per cabin. In addition, they have an incredible space on deck with big areas between the hulls that are the best places to lie down and relax. Another of its main advantages is its stability. By having two hulls widely separated from each other, the movements of the waves are practically imperceptible so you can forget about swinging from side to side and you will sleep as if you were in your own home.