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Boat Hire in Spain

Private day charters in Ibiza, Formentera and Mallorca with live pricing

Private boat hire in Spain starts from €1,153.95 with Ahoy Days — nearly fifty boats across Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca, from RIBs and day cruisers to luxury motor yachts, each showing a live rate on this page and booking instantly online as a half- or full-day charter.

The Balearics are Spain’s blue heart: Formentera’s Ses Illetes sandbar with its improbably clear shallows, the mythic rock of Es Vedrà off Ibiza’s west coast, calas like Comte and Bassa strung along the pine cliffs, and Palma’s grand bay with the Tramuntana behind. Every one of them is a boat day — and most are only properly reachable as one.

Ahoy Days is the day-charter brand of Ahoy Club, founded in 2018 by Ian Malouf and his daughter Ellie Malouf, with its Mediterranean office at Golfe-Juan on the French Riviera. The Balearic season runs May to October, and on most boats the captain and fuel for standard routes are included in the listed price — each listing states its exact inclusions.

Where your skipper will take you

Formentera & Ses Illetes

The crossing every Ibiza charter wants: a white sandbar in gin-clear water, a short run from Ibiza — and best claimed early.

Es Vedrà

The Mediterranean’s most mythologised rock, rising sheer off Ibiza’s west coast — anchor beneath it at golden hour.

Cala Comte & the west-coast calas

Turquoise coves stacked along the pine cliffs — swim-stop country by day, sunset territory by evening.

Dalt Vila from the sea

Ibiza’s UNESCO-listed old town stacked above the harbour — best photographed from the water.

Palma Bay

Mallorca’s grand harbour city with the Tramuntana mountains behind — the Balearics’ other great boat day.

Tagomago & the north

The quiet, private-island side of Ibiza most visitors never see.

Ways to spend your day

Full day

Ibiza to Formentera

The Balearic classic: Ses Illetes sandbar, lunch afloat or ashore, swim stops both ways.

Half day

West Coast & Es Vedrà

Calas Comte and Bassa, then the rock at golden hour — Ibiza’s signature evening.

Full day

Palma Bay & the South

Mallorca’s coves, beach clubs and cathedral skyline from the water.

Half day

Sunset Session

Board late on the west-facing water and let Ibiza do the thing it’s famous for.

When to go

The Balearic season runs May to October, with June to September at full strength — warm water, long evenings and the islands at their most alive. July and August book out first.

May, late September and October are the quiet-achiever months: the same water with room to swing at anchor, and easier availability on the most-requested boats.

Boat hire in Spain, answered

How much does boat hire in Spain cost?

Boats on this page start from €1,153.95, with live rates on every card — most Balearic boats price as half- or full-day packages, with the captain and standard-route fuel included where the listing says so. Every listing books instantly online.

Do charters go to Formentera?

It’s the signature Ibiza day — most full-day charters cross to Ses Illetes and the Formentera shallows, with swim stops on the way over and back.

Is a skipper included?

Mediterranean day charters on Ahoy Days are typically skippered, with the captain and fuel for standard routes included in the listed price on most boats — each listing states its exact inclusions.

How many guests can we bring?

From RIBs for small groups to motor yachts for bigger days — every listing states its licensed capacity, so filter by group size to see exactly what fits.

What happens if the weather turns?

Most boats have covered areas and charters go ahead rain or shine. If the captain rules conditions unsafe, you’ll be rescheduled to the next available date or offered an alternative — the same weather terms as every Ahoy Days charter.

How do I book?

Choose your boat, then use the booking widget on the listing to pick your date and check out — instant online booking, no back-and-forth.

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