Cruise in Sant Antoni de Portmany

AndreaIbiza and Formentera are beautiful places. The popular anchorages were easily accessible and yet crowded even in early June - I cannot imagine how August is like. We loved the North coast of Ibiza and the anchorages there are quieter and the surroundings wilder. If the wind allows (one must be careful of the strong northerlies) it is worthwhile spending a couple of nights up there.

MichaelGood company, very professional, a couple of small issues but were sorted out quickly and effectively. Boat in very good condition and well maintained. Thanks :)

SteveFantastic skipper and hostess, owners of the boat, made our holiday around Ibiza and Formentera something special, A vacation we shall always remember. Both Monica and Enrique went out of their way to accommodate us, from making restaurant bookings and looking after our day to day requirements. Would recommend their friendly and personnel approach to anyone considering a holiday in this location. Steve and Rita

ClaudeThis SO 35 is ten years old, but still in a good condition. The only thing that caused problems was the shower pump, so nothing really important. What we liked less was the Dinghy. It was not an inflatable but a solid plastic boat. Too heavy to take it on board. So we had to let it in the water, which was not always a pleasure. The outboarder engine was electric ... which in fact is a good thing from an ecological point of view, but not very reliable. Several times the cables and connectors caused problems (but in the end we always managed to get it going). Ibiza by the way was perfect for our one-week trip. We surrounded the island, with a short visit of Formentera too. All in all 100 nm, an ideal distance if you want to combine sailing with site seeing and sunbathing.