Gulet Charter Ibiza & Cruises
- Custom Made
- 2000
- Ibiza
- 8 berths
- 4 cabin
- 22 m
- 4 WC
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Explore gulet rental options in Ibiza by trip length, including multi-day charter and weekly charter.
A gulet charter in Ibiza combines the island’s short coastal passages and varied anchorages with a boat designed around spacious, unhurried living. Gulets are broad-beamed wooden motor-sailing vessels, usually operated by a professional crew. Engines commonly provide the main propulsion, while sail use depends on the vessel, conditions and itinerary.
On board, the emphasis is generally on communal deck space, meals, swimming stops and relaxed cruising rather than performance sailing. This style complements Ibiza’s mix of cosmopolitan harbors, pine-backed coves and nearby islands. Travelers who want to compare gulets with other vessel categories can also explore yacht charter options in Ibiza.
Ibiza Town, Sant Antoni de Portmany and Santa Eulària des Riu are key starting areas for exploring different parts of the coast. From Ibiza Town, a route may lead through the island-studded Es Freus channel toward Formentera. This passage requires careful attention to shoals, protected waters and frequent ferry traffic, but it opens the possibility of combining two Balearic islands in one itinerary.
The west and southwest offer a contrasting rhythm. Trips from Sant Antoni can include Cala Bassa, Platges de Comte and views of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell. Portmany Bay and the Ponent islets are particularly associated with evening cruising, while the greener, more rugged north has quieter settings such as Port de Sant Miquel, Portinatx and Cala Xarraca.
A gulet’s generous deck and shared dining areas suit days divided between short cruising legs, time at anchor and going ashore. Near Ibiza Town, Dalt Vila provides a historic backdrop to the harbor; elsewhere, waterfront dining, beaches and protected marine landscapes can be incorporated without requiring long passages.
The principal boating season extends from late spring into early autumn. June through September are the busiest months, with generally warm, sunny and comparatively dry weather. Mornings are often lighter, while local breezes may strengthen during the afternoon. April, May and October can suit travelers seeking a quieter period, although warmth and settled weather are less consistent.
Conditions remain route-dependent even in summer. Northerly, northwesterly or easterly episodes can make certain coasts and exposed anchorages uncomfortable, so itineraries should follow the forecast rather than a fixed list of coves. Winter cruising is possible but less typical because of cooler weather, stronger systems and reduced seasonal services.
Anchoring also requires care: protected Posidonia oceanica meadows are extensive, and anchoring directly over them is generally prohibited. Permitted sandy areas, regulated buoys or authorized low-impact moorings should be used.
Gulets are particularly well suited to families, groups of friends and multi-generational parties who expect to spend substantial time together on board. Multiple cabins and broad communal areas support multi-day trips, shared meals and a slower cruising style. Guests normally need no boating experience on a crewed charter because the professional crew manages navigation and daily vessel operations.
Before booking, compare cabin configuration, bathrooms, outdoor lounging and dining space, air conditioning and the crew services included. Meal preparation, provisioning and housekeeping arrangements can differ between vessels. If sailing under sail matters to your group, ask about the boat’s actual rig and operating style rather than assuming the sails are routinely used.
A private whole-boat charter provides exclusive use of guest accommodation and communal spaces, although the crew remains aboard. Cabin charters, where offered, involve sharing common areas with other travelers. Gulets may be less suitable for those seeking a small, self-operated yacht or fast sailing performance; their defining strengths are space, crewed service and comfortable coastal cruising.
The number of gulets currently listed through viravira.co in Ibiza is 1. The available option has 4 and a stated capacity of 11, making its layout especially relevant to a group planning a private trip together. Eligible listed prices start at €1,150.
As availability is focused, compare the vessel’s precise layout, included services, meal arrangements and sailing capability with your group’s expectations before deciding. Travelers considering a wider geographic search can also review gulet charter options in Spain.



/ night
gulet available
€1,150
€2,300
Prices vary by yacht type, size, season and charter type. Additional costs such as fuel, skipper fees and security deposit may apply.
Last updated at October 31, 2026
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