
70 m · Feadship, Royal Van Lent · 2016
JOY
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 650,000 per week
Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Spain, Bahamas, Caribbean
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Lund Group · Ibiza
Private yachts and superyachts for charter in Ibiza and Formentera.
Discover secluded bays, iconic beach clubs, crystal-clear waters and Mediterranean sunsets from your own private yacht.
Ibiza • Formentera • Balearic Islands
The island
Ibiza rewards a yacht more than almost anywhere in the western Mediterranean, because the island's best hours happen at its edges. Eivissa rises behind the harbour in sandstone and white, with Marina Ibiza and Marina Botafoch a few minutes from the old town; within an hour of leaving either you can be anchored somewhere with no road to it at all.
The south and west hold most of what guests come for. Cala Jondal and Ses Salines have the coastline and the lunches that made the island's reputation; Cala Comte has the clearest water and the sunsets; Cala d'Hort looks out at Es Vedrà, the rock that ends every photograph of Ibiza ever taken. South again, across a short stretch of open water, Formentera changes the palette entirely — Illetes and Cala Saona are pale sand and shallow turquoise, and they feel a long way from anywhere.
What a private yacht gives you is the ability to hold all of that in one day without negotiating it: a secluded anchorage in the morning, a beach club at lunch, water sports through the afternoon, a sunset from the water and dinner ashore in Ibiza Town afterwards — or on board, with the island lit up behind you. Nothing needs to be decided in advance, and nothing needs to be rushed.
Lund Group arranges day charters, weekly charters and longer Balearic itineraries across Ibiza, Formentera and the wider islands, on day yachts, motor yachts, catamarans, sailing yachts and fully crewed superyachts.
The fleet
Explore a curated selection of yachts available in Ibiza, Formentera and the Balearic Islands. Every specification and rate shown comes from our own listings — nothing is estimated. Availability moves quickly in summer, so please confirm dates with us before planning around a particular yacht.
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70 m · Feadship, Royal Van Lent · 2016
12 guests · 7 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 650,000 per week
Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Spain, Bahamas, Caribbean
For charter
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73.6 m · Freire Shipyard · 2011
12 guests · 8 cabins
Motor yacht for charter
From € 595,000 per week
Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Spain
For charter
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47.4 m · Bilgin Yachts · 2017
10 guests · 5 cabins
From €225,000 / week
Croatia, Montenegro, Corsica, France, Sardinia, Italy, Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca, Spain
For charter
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Yacht types

For private days between Ibiza and Formentera.
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Fast, comfortable cruising with easy access to coves and beach clubs.
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More space, crew, accommodation and onboard amenities.
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For a slower, more authentic Mediterranean experience.
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Spacious and relaxed for groups and families.
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Two islands
The two islands are close enough to be experienced together — in a single day charter, or spread across a multi-day itinerary that lets you take each at its own pace. Most guests do both, and most say the contrast is the point.
Ibiza brings the restaurants, the harbour and the evenings. Formentera brings the beaches: Illetes and its shallow turquoise water, the sheltered western bay of Cala Saona, and the sandbanks around Espalmador between the two islands. Anchorages along the way are quiet in the morning and social by lunch, and the crossing back towards Ibiza at sunset is, for many guests, the best hour of the charter.
Destinations

Marina access, restaurants and nightlife.
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Close to the island's most sophisticated nightlife and dining.
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Famous for its coastline, beach clubs and evening atmosphere.
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Clear water and spectacular sunset views.
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Dramatic views towards Es Vedrà.
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Natural surroundings and access to the southern coast.
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White sand, turquoise water and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere.
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One of the region's most iconic places to anchor and swim.
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A sheltered Formentera bay ideal for a relaxed day at sea.
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Ashore
The coastal venues that define an Ibiza summer sit on the water, and arriving from it changes the day completely: the tender takes you in for lunch, brings you back when you have had enough, and the yacht stays where the swimming is good in between.
It also gives you somewhere of your own. Guests entertain on board before going ashore, hold lunch at anchor rather than in a crowded room, come back for a swim between lunch and drinks, and change on their own terms. In practice a yacht turns a fixed reservation into a flexible day.
Venues set their own reservation and access policies and moorings are not reserved, so we arrange what we can genuinely confirm, and we say so plainly when something cannot be guaranteed.

One day
Morning
Embark on your yacht and cruise south from Ibiza.
Midday
Swim, relax and enjoy lunch by the water.
Afternoon
Cruise to Formentera and anchor near Illetes.
Late afternoon
Enjoy the turquoise water, swimming and water sports.
Sunset
Return towards Ibiza for sunset.
Evening
Continue ashore for dinner and nightlife, or remain onboard.
Seven days
Day 1
Embark in Ibiza Town and settle in before dinner ashore or on board.
Day 2
Cruise south and spend the day in the shallow water off Ses Illetes.
Day 3
A quieter island day between Ibiza and Formentera, with swimming and water toys.
Day 4
Formentera's western shore, sheltered and unhurried, with sunset from the deck.
Day 5
Back towards Ibiza's south coast for lunch by the sea and an afternoon at anchor.
Day 6
The island's most dramatic stretch of coastline, and a natural place to watch the sun go down.
Day 7
Return to Ibiza Town, or continue north-east towards Mallorca for a longer Balearic charter.
The route is fully customizable. Timings, crossings and anchorages are always set with the captain on the day, around weather and sea conditions.
Plan a week in the Balearics
Watch the sun disappear behind the Mediterranean horizon from your own private yacht, with the lights of Ibiza beginning to glow behind you.
Book a sunset charterAfter dark
A charter does not have to end when the sun goes down. The most common evening runs straight through: a sunset cruise off the west coast, dinner served on board or ashore, drinks somewhere on the south coast, and onward into the night — or back to the yacht, which is often the better decision.
The advantage is not access, it is logistics. The yacht is your base, your transport between two points on the coast, and the place you return to at four in the morning without waiting for a taxi. Guests can go ashore at different times, in different groups, and the evening stays flexible until the last minute.
Entry, reservations and guest lists are handled by the venues themselves. We arrange what can be confirmed in advance and are straightforward about what cannot.
Cost
Weekly rates in our current charter listings
€225,000 – €650,000
Drawn directly from the yachts published above, excluding APA, VAT and port fees.
Pricing depends on the size and type of the yacht, the season, the duration of the charter, the number of guests, the itinerary, the size and experience of the crew, and the amenities carried on board — tenders, water toys, air conditioning at anchor.
Alongside the charter fee, budget for VAT where it applies to your itinerary, the Advance Provisioning Allowance, marina and berthing costs in Ibiza and Formentera, and fuel, which varies considerably depending on how much of the day is spent under way rather than at anchor.
We publish only rates that are genuine and current for the yachts in our own fleet. Where a rate is not confirmed for your dates, we say so and quote properly rather than estimate.
Request a tailored quoteAPA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance — a running fund paid to the captain before you embark, commonly around a quarter to a third of the charter fee.
It covers the operational expenses of the charter as they arise: fuel, food and drink, port and berthing fees, laundry and shore-side arrangements. The captain accounts for what is spent, shares it during the charter, and returns any unused balance at the end.
The precise percentage, what falls inside it and how it is accounted for depend on the yacht and the charter contract, and we go through both with you before you sign.
Season
The Balearic season runs from May to October. July and August are the warmest and the busiest: the island is at full pace, anchorages are social, the best yachts are committed months ahead and rates are at their highest.
June and September are, for many guests, the better months. The sea is warm, the anchorages are calmer, restaurants are easier and both availability and pricing tend to be more favourable while the island is still fully open.
May and October are the quietest and the most weather-dependent. Conditions in the Balearics can change quickly at either end of the season, and itineraries in those months are planned day by day with the captain. We do not make promises about weather or sea state — no one honestly can — but we will tell you frankly what a given week usually looks like.
Lund Group
A selection suited to different group sizes, budgets and kinds of day at sea.
One point of contact throughout the booking process, from first enquiry to disembarkation.
The experience is built around the people, the dates and what they actually want to do.
Both islands combined seamlessly, whether over a single day or a full week.
Designed for clients who value privacy and convenience above everything else.
Private aviation, cars, hotels, dining and experiences coordinated through Lund Group.
Beyond the yacht
Mediterranean
We also arrange charters on the Amalfi Coast, in Greece, Croatia, Montenegro and Turkey. Those destinations do not have their own pages yet — tell us where you would like to cruise and we will put a proposal together.
Enquire about another destinationGuides in preparation
Our advisers are writing a series of Ibiza guides. They are not published yet — ask us anything below in the meantime and you will get the same answers, sooner.
Questions
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Ibiza · Formentera · Balearic Islands · Mediterranean