We’ll set sail from Sant Antoni and we’ll head north, towards Cala Salada. But before getting there, we’ll drop anchor in a magnificent setting called Es Llosar, in the area of Punta Galera. This lovely spot has a cliff with beautiful, sinuous shapes with incomparable colours and whose emerald-green waters take everyone’s breath away. This stunning location is a haven of peace and quiet even in August. It’s the perfect anchoring ground to relax and take a dip in its pristine waters. Its crystal-clear waters reveal rocky bottoms with infinite greenish hues and its rich marine fauna, tempting you to dive right into the waters of paradise, snorkel or engage in stand-up paddle boarding—in short, a scene right out of a dream.

After this stop that simply can't be missed, we’ll head north and enter Cala Salada, where it is legally not permitted to drop anchor due to the presence of a Posidonia oceanica meadow. This is why we’ll continue sailing towards the large and imposing Cap Non, where the skipper will decide on the best place to drop anchor to make your stay as pleasant and enriching as possible.

Once we get to this second spot, you can relax and sunbathe or swim while admiring a coast brimming with history, which the skipper or crew will be more than delighted to tell you about.

Dropping anchor during the second stop may vary and will ultimately depend on the state of the sea. The idea is to always find that perfect spot where the waters will remain as calm as possible so that you can enjoy a wonderful experience.

SUNSET

This will be our last stop to admire Ibiza’s most famous and beautiful sunset—the iconic sunset in Sant Antoni is the most photographed and shared image of Ibiza in social media.

The history behind this popular pastime of admiring the sunset on the coast of Sant Antoni dates back to the 1980s, when venues such as the legendary Café del Mar and the now-defunct Rey de Copas, and now the Mambo Group's Mint started a habit among the general public to go to Sant Antoni to admire this magical natural phenomenon at the end of the day, as the sun disappeared into the blue waters around the island of Ibiza. This in turn gave rise to a musical genre that has now crossed borders—the chillout music that Ibiza is known for—, thanks to its creator José Padilla, who left this world not so long ago after an illness that few people overcome.

Staying in this picture-perfect place will evoke an almost-mystical feeling as you watch how the sun drops towards the blue-violet horizon and is swallowed by the turquoise-blue waters of Ibiza, creating a magnificent play of colours during twilight, which you can admire and toast to with an ice-cold glass of cava.

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