Boat Hire Without License in San Antonio – Self Drive Boat for 4 People

Suggested Navigation Routes with QR Google Maps Guide Included To help you fully enjoy your boat rental experience in San Antonio Ibiza, your boat includes an easy-to-use Google Maps QR navigation guide. By scanning the code onboard, you will access carefully selected routes showing some of the most beautiful and interesting coastal locations around Ibiza. The guide highlights recommended stops along the route, including cultural landmarks, hidden natural spots, historical locations, and top swimming areas. You can follow the suggested itinerary or explore the coastline at your own pace. South Coast Route – Cala Bassa, Cala Conta and Torre Rovira This route is ideal for discovering Ibiza’s famous turquoise waters, historic landmarks, and scenic coastal landscapes. Port des Torrent – Natural Pools and Historic Quarry Discover calm natural swimming pools and visit the historic stone quarry that supplied materials used to build the Torre Rovira watchtower centuries ago. Cala Bassa – Traditional Ibiza Atmosphere Explore traditional fishermen’s huts, experience natural mineral mud known for its skin benefits, and visit a small hidden coastal cave. Torre Rovira Bay – Snorkeling and Scenic Views Stop beneath the historic Torre Rovira tower and enjoy excellent snorkeling in clear waters while exploring small caves along the coastline. Cala Conta – Ibiza’s Clearest Waters Known for its vibrant turquoise colours and marine life, Cala Conta is considered one of Ibiza’s most spectacular beaches and a must-visit location. North Coast Route – Hidden Beaches, Cliffs and Ancient Heritage This scenic route combines dramatic cliffs, peaceful coves, and important historical landmarks. Sunset Viewpoint Visit one of the best sunset viewpoints in San Antonio and discover historical references showing how Ibiza’s coastline looked in previous decades. Caló des Moro and Natural Aquarium Area Visit this picturesque beach and observe the protected natural marine aquarium zone from the outside. Cala Gració – Relaxation and Local Traditions Enjoy two beautiful beaches while learning about Ibiza’s historic salt harvesting traditions. Cliff Bay and Cueva del Amor Explore hidden caves and admire breathtaking coastal scenery that can only be reached by sea. Punta Galera – Unique Rock Cove Swim in this remarkable rocky cove famous for its natural stone formations and impressive photo opportunities. Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta – Iconic Ibiza Beaches Two of Ibiza’s most famous beaches, known for their crystal-clear water, golden sand, and natural surroundings. Cap Nonó – Ancient Punic Temple Visit a mountain viewpoint where remains of a 2,000-year-old temple dedicated to the goddess Tanit can still be found, representing an important part of Ibiza’s ancient history.