Ibiza: snorkelling, paddleboarding and sea cave boat tour
3-hour boat trip from Sant Antoni with two snorkelling and paddleboarding stops at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte, plus a visit to Ibiza's largest sea cave. Drinks included. Rated 4.7/5 from 1,435 reviews.
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Practical details
- Duration
- 3 hours
- Guide languages
- English · Spanish
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Instant confirmation
- Right after booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- No
- Minimum age
- No restriction
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24h before
Highlights
- Snorkelling at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte
- Paddleboarding from the boat
- Ibiza's largest sea cave
- Beer, sangria, wine and soft drinks
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
Our take
If you'd rather be in the water than sunbathing, this is your boat: two great snorkel stops and the island's largest sea cave. Very popular with families.
What's included
- Boat trip with captain and guides
- Snorkel gear and paddleboards
- Life jacket for non-swimmers
- Beer, sangria, white wine, soft drinks and water
- Insurance
Not included
- Hotel pickup
- Food
- Photos
- Tips
Good to know
What to bring
- Swimwear
- Towel
Not suitable for
- People with reduced mobility
- Wheelchair users
Things to keep in mind
- Cave entry depends on sea conditions
- Stops may change due to wind, waves or jellyfish
- Each stop lasts about 45 minutes
Meeting point
Snorkel boat meeting point, Sant Antoni de Portmany harbour.
The exact spot is in your confirmation. Arrive 15 minutes early.
The experience
What you will see
- Posidonia meadows at Cala Bassa.
- The turquoise water of Cala Comte.
- Ibiza's largest sea cave.
How it works
You leave Sant Antoni, anchor for about 45 minutes at Cala Bassa to snorkel or paddleboard, repeat at Cala Comte and, sea permitting, go into the big sea cave before heading back.
Who I recommend it for
- Families and snorkelling fans.
- Anyone wanting to try paddleboarding.
Who I don't recommend it for
- Anyone wanting food included.
Accessibility
Not wheelchair accessible.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, with a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to snorkel?
What will I see underwater?
Do we always enter the cave?
Is food included?
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