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About Ibiza Boat Club
Ibiza Boat Club runs boat parties and boat trips on a single large catamaran. According to the organiser, the boat is 90 feet long, just over 27 metres. On board there are sunloungers for every guest, lounge seating, a bar and a DJ. The boat leaves from a pier at the northern end of Platja d’en Bossa, in the municipality of Ibiza Town (Eivissa).
You can book a place on one of the public trips or charter the whole boat for your own event, such as a wedding or a birthday. The official organiser, which also issues the tickets, is Cruceros Turisticos S.L.
The three trips
For the 2026 season, the organiser lists three public trips. Times can vary from month to month; the time on your ticket is the one that counts.
- Bottomless Brunch: an afternoon trip along the Ibiza coast from 13:00 to 17:00 (until 16:00 in September and October), with brunch, drinks, a DJ and a swim stop in a cove. Up to 100 guests.
- Aftersun Ibiza: a three-hour evening party around sunset, running from 18:15 to 21:15 in summer, six days a week. After about an hour, there’s a swim stop of 20 to 30 minutes. Adults only.
- Formentera with Benefits: a day trip to Formentera, leaving at around 10:30 and arriving back in Platja d’en Bossa at around 20:45. That gives you about six hours of free time on the island. You get breakfast on board and paella in the evening, and there are two swim stops.
In April, September and October the sun sets earlier, so the times are brought forward: according to the organiser, the boat isn’t allowed to sail after dark.
What’s included
Drinks are included on every trip. On the brunch and Formentera trips, they include cava, beer and Aperol Spritz, plus water and soft drinks. Those two trips include food as well. At the brunch trip’s swim stop, SUP boards, water toys and a five-metre inflatable slide are on hand. On the Formentera trip, the slide only goes into the water at the second swim stop, off the coast of Ibiza.
Champagne and priority boarding (getting on board first) cost extra. Pricing is dynamic: the fuller the boat, the higher the price. According to the organiser, your ticket also gets you on the guest list for one or more clubs; which clubs varies from week to week.
Departure point and getting there
All trips leave from the boat pier at Carrer de la Punta 2 in Platja d’en Bossa. Check in at the Ibiza Boat Club desk with the black beach flag, opposite ‘Pier 69’, where you swap your ticket for a wristband.
By bus, the organiser says to take the L14 and get off at the Hotel Marenostrum or Hotel Goleta stop. If you’re driving, there’s a car park on the corner of Carrer de la Punta and Avinguda Pere Matutes Noguera.
According to the organiser, taxis are often hard to find in high season (June to August), so allow plenty of time to get there and back.
Tickets and cancellations
According to the organiser, tickets are only sold online; there are no tickets on sale at the door.
If you book through ibizaboatclub.com, you can cancel or rebook free of charge up to 12 hours before the trip. If you bought your ticket from another seller, that seller’s terms apply. Late arrivals and no-shows don’t get a refund.
Official Ibiza Boat Club website
Tips for your trip
- Arrive in good time. The organiser’s website gives different check-in times, ranging from 45 minutes to an hour and a half before departure. Go by the time on your ticket.
- Bring sun cream, a cap or hat, and swimwear. You’ll be out on the water for hours, and the sun is strong at sea.
- The route and swim stops depend on the weather, wind and waves. On the day, the captain decides which cove the boat heads for.
Safety and nature
Alcohol and swimming don’t mix. Only swim if you feel up to it, stay close to the boat and follow the crew’s instructions. The swim stop only goes ahead if the weather and sea conditions allow. Under the terms and conditions, guests who drink too much have their wristband taken away and aren’t served any more alcohol; anyone taking drugs isn’t allowed on board.
Around Ibiza and Formentera, as elsewhere in Spain’s Mediterranean waters, anchoring over seagrass meadows such as Posidonia is in principle prohibited. According to the organiser, no music is played in the protected area off Formentera, and the slide isn’t used there.
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Practical information
- Coordinates
- 38.89641, 1.41527 · Show on map
- Open months
- Opening period unknown Opening hours can change. Check with the business before you go.
- Good for
- a boat party with a swim stop, a day trip to Formentera, groups of friends and private events such as weddings and birthdays
- Parking
- According to the organiser, a car park on the corner of Carrer de la Punta and Avinguda Pere Matutes Noguera (not checked).
- Best time to go
- In settled weather with a calm sea; the Aftersun trip runs around sunset. In April, September and October, the times are earlier.
- Price guide
- Dynamic pricing per person: Aftersun Ibiza from €49, Bottomless Brunch from €69 (according to the organiser). No price given for the Formentera trip. Champagne and priority boarding cost extra.
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